sis Dehuaus
ways; RefreSh‘in ng‘
Petitions W of SE!-
Beware. &- -MS
and Man Who Tells 1311-3;
- around m. is ;lne“rlnd 1111 W
11.3.1
of flylnfi down to the ground. - - 3,
' Store closes daily :1th o’clock.
1 3 . ATP—1e Mfimcry Shep
Man Interesting Group of French Hats
l My hm Mme, $1nnne,‘
no
truth. 3 -
BBIDGEPORT. Sept. Jar—Beams. 1‘
he was evasive MW that Mm:
ever ban arrested and paid a fine. :
thought the Port of New York so well
found in channels and deep water ap-
proach that until a, few years ago,
though nearly 50 per cent, of the‘ total
Federal appropriations for rivers and
harbors had been expended here."
-
ADVANCE 0S BLEBTING OF SAFE-
TO MAKE RUN
'QConflnued tram First Page)
_ , -——o
chairman has never positively
151...:
It“ tint he would not consider the .
m, , ”3". TY INSTITUTE OF ABIERICA.
that the contest
Lom-rgnn and
It was declared
Wen Augustine
NEW’ YORK. Sept. 1-1. —The teach-
W J. Spellacy, both of Hart— mg 01 the principles of safety 1n the
M had established the. {not thatlschools; training schools for motor
neither candidate could win 1111] that vehicle drh ers in each borough where
‘7 m were eliminated by reason of the 1the mechanics of safe driving will be
.W of political strength bltoeen L'iu"l1t by SClCNtlfic experts. and 8.
mt“ of them. statistical study of why, when and
“The Spellncy delegates will sup-f1\'11¢>1'e accidents 000‘”. these‘are three
port Cummings it is said, 11‘ the form: 30f the means vlhich “ill be adopted
assistant United States Attorney M the New York Committee of the
Withdraws from the race an] this 3 Public Safety Institute which met to-
m is expected to be taken if Mr day in an attempt to lower the '11th
lugs agrees to stand. Spellacy' 1 ”1‘0 from accidents.
3;“ already declared that 111’s candi-l Laurence Va'il Colem. '111 directOr of
M {or the office was conditional .tho Sarah Institute. outlined the plans
mm Mr. Cumming-s not being :1. can- 1 ’101 Salet) Wot-k in New York which.
We and that i. UK. 11:.t‘m1alchalr- 51990151."): *0 Mr Coleman. will be :1
nun would run. 11.. would 11. g. lweok of “spectacular introduction. to
The Fitzmcr..l.l—Cnn.1r1ings combin- ll“ TOlIOWC‘d lil’ a your or painslnking
afirmxras mourn-(l 11.9 training strength ‘ research and education."
not only here but ..1.,1...,11._.r(. in (1183 In connection with the larg‘e rum—1
flute. jlwr of deaths resultingr annually from
industrial Hangers, Mr. Coleman said:
“In every borough there will be es-
tablished safety schools for the fore’
‘vw ion-kl n1:1n of small plnnis. An establish-
m1nt in which only :1 few dozen men
w E. H. Dunedin-lug," D111 aids)
‘ Port 1‘: (13011.
~ i’lil'tN DIVISION ( )N LY.
(The Assam 1...] 31“.”). guru employed ennnot cope with its!p
TORONTO. Sept. 14.-~l’la1ns for accident problem because it cannot at-
. improving thi- Port 111' Ntu' York, to— ' {on} to carry. :13 ovvrhoud. the xylem
which has provon so valuable to large
: getter with :1 description of the hul- :
'l‘hp small employer must
.1119- inguinal. “pl11..il:1r indil'l'e-rc-ncv and . lllilllls‘.
anilicml prundicv" lo llring these 113"“ recourse ‘0 (‘O-Olil‘rntive :lclivitl". _
it. plans 1. ”or roam. lion, were out “'llll‘ll might lll‘ ll‘l’llll‘d 'l‘lllllll‘ Sill?) CORONER TO HEAR fifmshiiry in"? m“? 1“?!)st (3):?“
’ 1111: 1 by Huge-tins 11. 11111.-rl»r'1.1;:1-. l." in industry.” NEE’S STORY OF FATAL m” as 8m as 11. 1111 '
: «chem-1113111 m tlw Port of .\'v\\' York AS :1 Part of the cmnpnimi in school Jill‘k Robin was busy outing the
' Authority, 5" 1111 “(Lin-gs lu‘ppnrfiv‘l the public. from svhool children up. to ACCIDENT TODAY largest and ripest cherries when sud—
’ for the 11 1111:1l 1-1-111'11111011 11: 1h.- lh- ('nnlion 11nd care that is necessary denly he’splcd on the ground under
Ameriimu Asset .111'1011 111' Port Anlhur- to lower the n11mlm1- 01' :11‘1‘i1lr‘nls. the (Continued from First loge) the tree the very largest Cherry in
men now in session 11121111. f.\llll‘l‘i1'.’1n 11119-11111 of Sufi-t3; Plosml . had ever seen. at least Jerk thought
N‘gigforslrltrlgf (1111:]Slit;1:11;,‘ln‘1éilm‘: 3:";"sillwgiréimzré 2‘"‘11,",2‘1‘1“IE—Mgrngfé could not lie ascertained lThlelhnglo‘r it was a cherry.
. 4 . . _ . ‘ . _ ~. .. _ 3 'l (1l1- 0'1111p:1ig'n not such unalyzation “DUI 11-1 . , .
inf-W two mill: (1! .leLll' .7331; “ml.“ ’ ‘ ' There was only a. little inn-r 111 the
“"15“ a lml‘“ 1‘ l0” “7 - ’ " - ’ ’ ~ “‘l' ‘ “fiwmf'” ' ‘7’-M- keg. It was being used as :1 1:11:11. :11:- W H Y
333.???SJ?'L'f.'.ii'.".'.‘."'f.1£1’ 11.1111. 121'" “m' Cfrdlj'" 1.. 1"" owl 0’ “w "WI
I lure-d products (1: llw I'lllll‘l‘ l‘llllwl Ililily ‘hnvvli‘ \Vi" “(3 FCfltlll'l‘S 91332;; inx'estignlion l)V Cflroner John m E
States. Mr. Ullll’rln‘ioluv 5.1M: i . Again This Your. . J Phi-lam. Which \v:1.~'.;11l_10111'111--l Tues." DO FLOWERS HAVE
“\Ve have 1L mm,“ruinfisivo Mall . \151to1's or ‘lho Danllury l-‘un' tins dav “(mm “111111-rom11111-d lhisul‘lmw SHELLS
”‘3" “4““ “W" WWW”! ”3' 11"“ film” W” '\\'1ll 111111111 hm'“ the pnfihl?“ of noon. when Edward J. lienning’. “'— ‘
. of Diners-mg} and N1411;1.lv:-.s<'.\', audiop- :11-|.'111;1‘1L1: inlmll}; zonfloztztlx; tw:,?;:n:;e local irur‘k “MW”. who 11115 examined HILE 1!“: song of the birds and
rovm N .(m 1'85: . - 13.1.11 , 1'21 11 1: .. : '. . " - .. 7. ‘ . . _. .. ‘ 7
. Ill “23 fil‘ét zlpilrovmllnhvt111l11l171‘1-l.».11::- 1111-1113 haw been completed whereby the comlllxon ol the. 111111 h1n1. “ill 11:»- the smell of tin: flowers appeal
. . . . . ' . . .. . . , , 111’)». 1111- stury 01 1111-1101114; pm.- or in two entirely dlsnm-i and dine-rent
mennal and most 111 lln- 111111111'111111 Ill“ ('0‘1‘l‘n0l 1" l'oot ('Udl‘d B‘Ul'l 0‘ H. ‘tl . . 1.,4 r t 3' up . - . '
bodies in the porl‘ 111311-111. ilhunm-d. and Fulton's American 3111101111 35“}; “pf.“l": f1 “_ 4,“. fien-‘l‘fi- they have. in rl’tllliy. the
This plan, in hrivl' outline. con- Hunt "3' “7397””er will «be at the 33:11:13: “I” t on w “.111 ,5 t.1o slime objectluw-flw fiftrnctlon 0‘ 3
2..” and furnish music. - 11111111. The male hirri accomplishes
tt-ulpiates :1 Circular lu'lt lino railway 1‘
1 "1‘03an and connecting: all trunk lines
1, at. points about lmll‘ way between the
llolh bonds have 111-911 going ll) ”19’
lirnhun' l-‘nlr for many years. Liout.
Holding some 13311911: in his hand vfeet Tie pawed the air.
“Mr. Church' asked Mr. Kluger if he '
had ever been arrésted and paid a. Me.
The applicant denied that anythtm
like that happened. after which Mr.
Church road the count record that he
had been arrested for buying junk
from a. minor and .paid a. fine of 350.
Mr. Kluger then admitted he had pain}
a. fine of $50.
Examiner Church moved that the
petition for naturalization be dismis-
sed as the petitioner was incapable
whatever was the meter rid: Gyro.
had brought up several families.
All the hem and chickens in the
W m to the urine More and
poked their head- W to see.
“Hehaso moi-11mm," said old
Speckledifien, who was very wise and
ButGyp Dog (did not have a lit; he:
was laughing at something: he had.
seen flint happened beneath the cher-
uxuue
In: every 1.1m he mm as .3051
“All this time Bossy Gait mm and 11‘ »
Guam, Louise my madlstes. ' W
as he flewm'nin-mamwl Jr
fup behind him back of the tree;
1. - t 1 ton by rederal and 1001196.. 1.8!!!!“th Pussy. Cat’s . ‘ i
£2;:L.iitei..:; 31:3... .1 .0... n..- mam... 2... m our 1.- rolled $3313 em 3106* fgsgghfg; .
ions Klngol his fight to become a‘dfi- “m mom“"'me m m “3 hlnd *m '. Cat-”123113: Jan} in he :
21:11 at the I jljilé States. 19“ ticm, Wm w a. front . . y. ’ w - .
, w thought something my my was
“sure to happen if he kept still.
red object on the ground. hoping all
«the time that his sharp eyes were the
only eyes the: saw it. . » :
Just as he cafe dose bedde. it and
gaze a shorp. quichpeck at it Pussy
Gut 511m out from behind the tree
and "1329’ went 1.11. 1513 red Rama ob-
ject right in leer face. ' '
Jack Robin qw; he w quite cer-
of telling the truth on the witness
stand. Judge Webb before dismiss-
ing the application. went over the
questions and answers and told Mr.
Kluger that it was a serious matter
not to tell the tinth on the witness
stand and that the State could not
allow men to become citizens who
did not tell the truth.
Bettina Betti admitted that he had
paid a line of $50 for selling liquor
and his petition was dismissed. Theo-
(lore Faltmltch, who volunteered in
the late won but was (ourtmnrtiuled
at I'm-t 8.1m Houston. Toxas.1‘or ut-
tering slandcrous remarks about thé
dun. and its olIiceis in Man 1918 for
.1.i1ich ho was scnlemed to five ‘88."
'tain a shot from the tanner-’3 gm
must have hit him. and lie-did not
stop until he was far aw on a tree.
where he. sat spreading h wings and
nagging his, head to make sure he was
all together. .
Pusey Cat turned right over back—
' ward then she Jumped up and “ran for
the flower bushes by the house. and
that was the reason G 903 laughed
so hard and long as he oiled over on
the grass.
"What happened?" asked Pussy Cut
a little while after as 6311) came near
where size was crouching;
“Why. don’t you knm‘v wilt-t it regs
tint exploded? ' nslred G13) Dog “It
O.
was Little Boy’s hallo on. He put a *
ut hard 1.11101 and ghen .1 dishoumao
lie discharge. also had his nuptial»
tion {01 citizenship ro_.1e1?te(l lie was Jack Robin Hopped Gigs, to the
pardoned in President Wilson zillter Object.
1 11 of ot er
thl. armistiie “1th a gro p I‘y "9e and had» {,1ng By
offenders.
Naturalization was granted to
vesterdav.
s 4
body.
Cat's nine lives nearly out or her
(in) Dog had been sitting nearby
big stone in: therslender sick to which
Hi3 balloon was tied so it would not
blow away and Jack Robin though: it
was 1 ‘cherry on the ground. so he
peeked at it and it burst.
"Didn't you-ever see a balloon be—
fore. Pussy Cat?"
"Y es. “ replied Pussy. “but one never
popped right in my face beige?
Just then Little Boy can under
the cherry tree to get his ballmn
He looked at the stick with a bit of
red tied to the end and the 121;; tea
were all ready to fall from ins 511-91.?q .17
blue 01 on
(1:; 1w mcClnre Newspaper Syndicate)
Martin ' Hmun Buried.
this by chm-min the female wllh .118
The holly of Martin liraun, g
”"9 of 1611*: llie llmver by attracting bees
general support of such
AMI. Outerbridge said:
Even the Federal
‘1 I'll'OR‘l'lll‘ll.
government
GIRL HAD
PAINHII. TIMES
V "others—Read This Letter
and Statement Which
Follows
Portland. Indiana --“1 was troubled '
irregularity and constipation and l
would often have to
lie down because of
. us. One Sunday
my aunt was visiting
usI and she said her
' (mid let metryit. It '
is doing me goodaod l
I praise it highly.l
v ' You are welcome to
W letter as a testimonial.” —
Nuw'mx, R. R. 8, Portland,
, imam—You should carefully guard
wur’ 3 health. Advise her of
' m which comes from standing
with colder wet feet. fromiifting
w glides. oroverworking. Done:
he: mam
limbs, or if you notice_ I.
01 thought, nervousness or ir- 3
an the part of your daughter, ,
awful attention.
‘ Pinkhnm’ 3 Vegetable Com-
a excellent medicine for
W1.hwuit is especially
MW
mtnociagm
betakenin
Two devoted little if d
White House and kneelmgn en 5 0f
for the “First Lady,"
and Mildred Summer,
5
had made shoes far Presidents Roosevelt; McKinley,
who is flespe
children of
andw
on .the steps outside 0
.. , . . . t! ' \‘i 'l'm of l x ' -" -n v: ' lir—
wmfl. and “H. mm... ,Mnmwips of “1111:1111 M. mam-1.1 1:.- .nrr-cmr m: the 1.}1 111‘s: 1::th:g‘x“fx‘;"‘l;w“ ‘30:“:1'1“, “illx lls want.
the port 0‘8"“... .\1 11:11'1 11!’ tins lwlt i'nnt Guard Rum? and Tier! 1.. rnllon («linen-11w Funeral 29111611: were" held The how, in going from flower to
{me there is 10 1”. :1 tlmno-l null-r tiu- wields the baton for the \\':1l1:rl111r.\' ’ . " . ‘ A' ” iiuu'i-r i - 'h f ,
, . . last night ln l’rnohurul's Mineral rmr- “ ”em." " honey. 30mm"
L‘pppr Buy from 12m...m~113.. m. n“. 11111311'l11ns. Lientvnunl lludneld 11nd ' ' ‘ ‘ ”v 1....- . .. ,
Wuw R 1'51 «ii l ' 1 his mu i iuls ~“ill h: on 111111] \i )ll lors (In Hunk WNW“ “0‘" Charles P‘ in Iii-1 4 Jim“ UH»! hum“ “f the d".
,. .' - . n'~' 1;- ». .' s13: ' 7 »' 1 .1 ~ . . .
.. ' r y l.“ ‘” .‘~‘ l” - 1111 1.11 _ _. .. l‘a-lvrsnn. ilSSlfilillll pnstorol’tlw )lr'lli- “1"“ N"""‘“"“‘ “"d (“01104.13 3 con'
1 1.0m: island Hmrl'. 111:.» vonnwlmg: 4713'- "V‘m’"? 3' ““‘l “I“ connnuv 1' t 1‘ ' 1 h 1' ‘ illlf‘l'llil f i ll‘ -{
1 ~~ . s '. 1 . z ' .- 1 . .: 1 '
; the mm- trunk H111 .111 13w \szlI-ru through lm- rnhru \K‘W'k. The Ann-r— W} ll'liupu (I “Fell“ (1i “M“.“(d' \ . .‘ lllllllllllt “A l“? D0 in ’1'
: aide of the port “llll ilu 1l1r1-1- on tam ir-nn Band will arriu- Tuesday to 1'9— “fl?" l‘é‘l‘rv'svntntmn ‘3‘ “I“ li‘llt‘lli‘l's {1-111112111; ill—'l'lll'hfll‘hlt‘ll IS 110C939"?
‘ Baku-r11 Silk” .. main {or ”1.. “.53 m— the “wwk. l mon. 111' wln'rh llrxun was .1 member. for lhw production of seeds in other
‘ uwmprfnn" 1,,1, 1 1. f K .11‘ I‘m‘o War.- 1 The lulnds will nilerllitlk‘ lu-tw-mn 1111:; many lx'lomls, wr-re- 111 nut-minnow. plants. This pollen he entries with
a'ned whormer i111l1: s ’ :~1.1l shim. g the main exhibition building and in n h“! b‘U'I-‘P"; _‘)' A' llrg-uson “‘“5 ““' llllll. lllh'unsriuusly. and deposits it
. . - . , ‘1’ ; a , 1 .- . - .3 - - .
{~term1nai altos [mum mmmm. Surf]- 11'0111 111 the grand stand. tins 111'0- 3: HQ” ‘1‘” lt‘lsm. 3‘" J" P‘bl‘rdm "PM! the flowers which he subse-
«7 ' . . - . 1 1w; 1 - - .
1., dent to support 1111111. ( lilF-‘Sll'i'ulinu 11mm 11.111111; 11.7...11 followed out 101' l-;1‘1‘..3«.1 M1”;‘1ji‘fmrr‘mnh 1211.3; 1.11). lllll'nlly wells. If it were not for the.
; . . . . . , .. 1. -l .." ‘ '3 ' 1| 1. ‘ 1‘: ~ . .
3rd31anlliconklllnldlwu} pulple ii 511.”- (.1141!) }.~Hil>. ‘lfvini'r'xl '{K‘Y’Yil‘l'q lfll‘ ‘ }{;:1‘1:(“h I“)! nun" “f ”it? "U“TN‘S the “(‘6 “Will'd
'1 v "1 . q. ‘ ' " ' ' "' ' ‘ i
e Dem” 011-1 H" ”‘m‘ ‘L ~1111111111- ('11-11111' 1h.) 11 '1'! \.'»g' .1. " ‘1‘” ll“ b0 llllll‘ll «(trotted nor would
1; are planned in NI\(‘ 1!:~ grown waste Kl N~l.\\ (01111 1‘ l' BBS 11"? , 1 . 11 ' . " ”1" “H” “M“ lu- llnuw 111m lmnev- is m be had for
i now incurred “111111571 11.11.11.211“... 0: ; HARSH )lltllfl RE. f .1” “'"nmm‘ :11 N“. (1111:1311. Many the Hi $11.1r And if :1 11m; not for
. , ‘ A , , 1 \ , '
Z Effort and im'lllrilnl 11w m 1-111'1111111- nt SERVER. T‘1"'o\in(e m llriunsk. .1‘1vnds m ”T‘ Emil“ “9““ Dl‘é'sf’nt. tile l-m' , id kl 3' . l 1 _ 3 ll .
1 by 12 systems 0i)! rating: ”vii” 111'1"\' Srpt. 34f 4301‘ llzrning: :1 group of Old 111‘ lizhzslor (11 the Now (31111111111 Con— “ ‘l 1 l“. red “89“15- t ‘9 “\‘er'
. “l lfimati'ly dirl'cr lrnnsH-r from ‘mms out 111‘ a row-mint and into tho. grliuutlonnl (‘ll‘ll‘PlL fl-‘ifilsn’ll llY ling “"“M I'HW‘ l0 depend “PU“ ”‘9
'u . V . 1 ,. _ . . , ~ . ' , . l. 1 . _
. railroad car to ship and 111. \11511 on sin-«1. lhr‘ vhairman 111‘ :1 Sul‘ll-l emn— l"- “W‘- “llmll‘ thlm‘. Olhmulml. lu- ‘lll-"m' -* Hi the wind for the pollen
“at" bulk cargoes is exported to lm mm... 1...“. has l11-(1n gpnnmcvd m, :1 torment was at Lake \'i1-\\'_ rr‘ln-rp ileoosnm-y 3.) its. "Willi” .‘erWIll 11ml
.bmught about and when suitable 111111111111 10 11v» shot. The ten other “'35.“ "“‘Sum‘ “um“ “ml?"- “mm “W lll’wluuuwnr of seed with which
ltol'flxinals have been oonslrnvtml much i (‘C‘llillllttk'ljlllt‘no have been ‘ sent to “Swag. recently become :1 member of ‘0 l‘l‘lil‘l'lllll‘lé itself. ‘
, .. . ‘ (P urno ' , r ' .'-v - --
3:112:12: (unto ongnnmng :11 or 1118- l 1’1150"- . ‘ ”3 ”“5" l” 3““ Cdllddn- (1111- of 11m most remarkable farts
o interim points 111. .1 11.2 50, 11110111 the «llsiribution of pollen hv the
handled at. a minimum 0\p( 1131 P Y F0 5 bw- is m it the ill-”l9“ powder of (me'
In discusain the mel r. '~ ~ I —
1: v .1 wining- RA ERS R “IR - HARDING- kind of 11111111 will not fertilize the
“mu-1s ut annihor. thus relieving ”if?
hoe of any responsibility of acting.
as 9111 unconscious Luther Burbank
and miximr up the scheme of nature.
by crossing a rose apd a liv-miudl
"“ -1 llllmi‘suckle vine with .1 magv
nolin tree
(CUM rich: by me Wheeler Syndicate. 11m)
‘ 0
.1.
A LINE 0' CHEER
By John Kendrick Bang...
THE 131115123 9
call them weeds. those
vdaisies fair
That greet my vision every-
Where. '
But weeds they 11 never be‘to m2.
F.0r as 1 pass them. will? 1 '
'.1‘lu=.byd nod their heads and as they...
end
’T‘ls like the welcome at a. friend.
(® by McClure Newspaper syndlcatei
0 .
Madagascar Gold. . . -
The island of Maxims 31:, accent
111g lo reports received 51 811533839“:
promises to assume some mmrtance
is a producer (of gold 01: the eastern
ous districts said to be Wry fich-
Nuggets and dust are found in the
streams‘ beds,
has not, it appears, yet een‘
lowered. Mining laugh: as
licipnted such disc’gne gas. but
methods at recovering“
bemvery crude. and
men have pros-ed M
853611ng climate;
7:.
the President journeyed to the
fiend
lately iii. 11 3 up a prayer
re little Ruth
l
1 her f1‘11n1j'118uger=mid cures insomnia.
l
3:11:11 6 her. lucky number.
i
l
l
f r...
3" ._ 7
“lune of the island are some aurifen-
but the chipfil iode’
mmsxvg:
Wshaflme?” a
1%
By mm mm
‘
2.3,:
Ffidod’armub:ipm:
% maneuver“.- 1::
a o WAWM‘V .
§@ dbabjwd u,
0
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' 'ozommomeme
' EVE 1.1 NA
1r
5'.»
4 .0
Hl': feminine names beginning with
“live" are legion. yet eneh, various-
ly. is '11 separate name and possesses
11 different meaning. lira, for instance,
signifies life. while B 'elyn menus ha-
zelnut. and Ewinm or Eveline is
lrgnslnted “pleasant.“
Eveline made its appearance among
the Normans before the marriage of
the eurl of Pembroke. Aveline, said to
be its equi 1110111. was the name of the
sister of Gunner. the g1~eat~gmndmnth~
, er of William the Conqueror."1‘he' Lady
of the Cards Doulonreuse in the "Be-
trothed" was called Eveline.
Aveliue seems to have been more
popular than its equivalent in early
times. since old chronicles record mone-
uismnves of theformer name than the I
latter. The “we of» the lust earl of ‘
1-1-1111 ulster was called Avelina de Longo
(3.1111110. Her daughter, Eveline, was
heiress to the great county of Lnncas-
fer. «
Before Miss Burney’s popular novel
presenting Evelina—a name which she l
herself inventories an elaborated. form.
.of Evelinerwas published. . Eveline
i had almost disappeared in England.
1 hut there was an immediate revival of
l the mime. The new fashion of aidding a
final “:1“ was followed. or course, and
Evelina was established in ponninrity,‘
for many years. Unfortunately for
‘ Evelina, the tendency was to confuse:
111,». with Evelyn, especially When- the
craze for names containing a “Y”
Jack 11911111 hopped close. to the big “.'
Rich materials designed simr: - -'.
styles which are exclusive cg. 11
lines 31nd Trimmes which 1ch 31.33%
"ingly attractive. There is much hand
embroidery exotic in ch 1:: 3515,
Black and silver combine m A '
fully fine st) 1e
VV’ide- brinlmed Hats of the D3112:
_toire model glitter with 1.1 Ag,
sequinsn silver lace or can
splashing bows. Brown is in profusion
duvetyn, felt and metallic silks trimm
soft fur like Kolinski.
'A Scarlet Capeline'v'has two bright
' 'A small Black V elvet’ l’ :11 11::
log green ostrich feathers.
11- A“ .1.
" ' “511-17:
(lfx
-1 ‘
LLl
.3 -
.«H‘ .
t..1.11\:~‘
Your Hat,M:1dam-e. mzn- i-g - .. 3
thing this Autumn. ’ “ "
,t’ . ;-;,. ,. :
Crepesfc
A R8C8E‘ ".l A'T
A.“ hERUfifUl -“~ .1. . 5:. \K c ii ilk“ . .n‘e opened
remind one of the 1-25.. 15-11111 of Some Eastern
bazaar. Color Shadesarcf 1‘1 ‘16 .1- 3011 16111113;
general street wear.
All-"'13..
.1l
There are the deep blues. dark 111i.i:12:.1'.‘
turquoise and old blue.
There are all the psculiar copper shade:.
lemon, canary and a deep inabogazn. .3
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