urely Extreme of Harem
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The photograph shows the model of a fashionable Parisian dressmak
er attired in the extreme fashion of the much talked-of harem dress. Thls
picture was snapped at the race track near Paris and created a great deal
of amusement. This extreme of a much-talked-of harem skirt is the near
est approach to trousers that has yet been devised by French dressmakers.
FLOWER TOQUE
Very different from tho severe car
dinal hat of untrlmmed, shiny mllan
Is thlB ndorablo llower toque which
would be becoming to any face not
overtaken by middle age. After lorty
tho flower toquo is a trying test to tho
complexion. Tho now toques or this
character lit tho head closely and the
hair Is pulled out in soft tendrils be
yond tho edgo or tho toquo. Tho
pretty toquo pictured is made or yards
and yards or mauve mallncs wound
over white malines and against this
airy background are poised small rose
pink flowors. Sprays of tho flowers
riso from tho crown and a largo silk
orchid blends tho mauve and roso
tones into soft harmony.
New York and Its Millinery.
Whatever may bo said about tho
dresses, which are for tho most part
very freakish and unbecoming, there
is little or no adverse criticism about
the hats, which are really lovely and
of great diversity of shapes and color.
The demand at present Is for the close
fitting hat, the durbar turban and
tiny pokes, but unquestionably large,
rather flat hats will bo worn for mid
summer wear. Many of these are
veiled with printed chiffon, not and
lace, and nro very soft and dainty, al
though they havo not tho flufflness
characteristic of the llngorle bebo hat.
Millinery Trado Review.
Silver Weddlnn.
A novel cako for a silver wedding
reception has favor boxes of white
moire paper, with tho monogram of
tho bride and bridegroom In raised sil
ver letters, and in ono corner tho
dato of the wedding and in tho other
1912.
Instead of having tho conventional
fruit cake wrapped In Its frills of pa
per laco thero is a small whlto hand
made of cooky battor, and tied to
it by a silver cord and whlto bow a
still smaller cooky heart. This sym
bolizes tho union of n heart and band
during a quarter of a century.
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TAFFETA FRILL MOST USEFUL
Just the Right Thing to Supplement
Hem of a Marquisette or,
Chiffon Frock.
It -is on the hem of a marquisette
or chiffon frock that the brunt of tho
wear comes, but now fashion permits
a taffeta frill at this point, and tho
skirt can trail without disturbing tho
wearer's peace of mind. A lovely
chiffon gown is so finished, and to
countenance the scanty frill shirred
over cords at tho hem there are two
cordlngs In the chiffon a little nbovo
the knee nnd about two inches apart.
These pull In but do not hobble tho
fulness of tho skirt, which la again
shirred over a heavy cord at the waist
line. The frock, of course, is n one
piece affair. Tho surpllco waist closes
with two gorgeous buttons and finishes
in a narrow rolling collar of taffeta.
Over the taffeta collar in a second col
lar of filmy handkerchief linen adorned
with finest Madeira handwork", which
takes the shape of a monk's cowl at
tho back. The taffeta again appears
in a quaintly twisted bow and sash
ends which are attached at tho walBt
line.
Graduated Plaiting.
The Introduction of graduntod plait
ing removes tho last, hope that tho
skimpy hem will continue.
One of tho newest modelB in plaited
dresses was seen recently, and It was
qulto a pleasing compensation, in
spite' of tho fascination of the slim
silhouette.
For the sunray skirt clings and
gives at tho same time and all women
must agree In time that the moro
graceful mode Is tho lino which gradu
ally widens, ratltcr than that which
decreases at tho foot.
The woman of ancient Greece could
not have maintained her graceful gait
In a hobble, although in ancient Egypt
there was some such stylo. Wo aro
never content and even fashion's
ever-changing wheel does not revolvo
quickly enough to please us all, and
so v,o shall go on from one generation
to another.
Auto Hammock.
What to do with numerous small
packages in an automobllo nfter tho
pockets are fu'l, can be solved by
hanging a child's doll hammock to tho
top, over one's head. This Ib especial
ly handy for n long" trip when space
Js at a premium, as there Is alwnys
room for "Just ono moro" thing in tho
hammock. This device is all the moro
appreciated because it Is in no one's
way.
Handy Device.
A sleeping car npron Is mado of a
plain bieadth of linen, having a broad
strip turned up at tho bottom to form
a pocket with three divisions. Theso
aro lined with thin whlto rubber and
aro meant to hold spongo, soap, tooth
brush and othor toilet necessaries, two
smaller pockets abovo rocolvlng rings
and other small Jewelry, stock collars
and othor accessories.
Woman's Will Stops Administration
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PORTSMOUTH, N. II. One deter
mined woman, Mrs. Ellen Qulnn
of Washington street, showed what
sho could do the other day with a
city government that held up her
claim for damage to property through
tho overflowing of n sewer.
Sho tied up tho City hall with at
tachments, tied up tho police station
with attachments, tied up the water
department and tho street department
and every other thing nbout depart
ments with tho same manner of legal
documents Until tho city officials threw
up their hands and wero humbljod be
fore her.
Then sho agreed to let tho garbage
still continue to bo icmoved, and tho
city horses came forth from tho prl
vato Btablcs where sho had placed
them and tho typewriters In tho city
building get' to clicking again, after
Mnyor Daniel W. Badger had passed
out his personal check of $3,000, as
bondsman for tho city to lnsuro tho
payment of her ojalm In case tho
courts support tar contention that
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Two Warriors Taken; Fight Plans End
CHICAGO. American reinforce
ments for tho rebel Mexican troops
set sail for the southern republic from
Dundeo, 111., on the Fox river, tho
other night.
"Captain Unafraid" Merle Farms
worth, thirteen years old, was in com
mand of tho good ship Ferber, while
General Do Or Dio Charles Martz,
fourteen years old, commanded tho
tioops.
Tho skipper and the general wero
tho crew and tho general and the
skipper wero the troops. Their trans
port was a twelve-foot skiff, owned,
until they seized it as contraband of
war, by Lyman Andrews of Dundee.
Tho young soldiers of fortuno mado
up for their lack of numbers In tho
strength of their armament. Each
wore a belt strapped around his waist
carrying 110 rounds of ammunition,
while In their holsters wero revolvers.
Dangling from their hips wero huge
two edged dirks in scabbards, almost
a foot long.
The expedition was halted at Au
rora, III., after a two days' sail.
Tho skipper and general were cap
tured by tho Aurora police.
They had covered not moro than
thirty miles when they were taken at
North Aurora.
Boston's Historic Landmark Condemned
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BOSTON. Boston Is soon to loso1 an
other of its historic landmarks,
what is claimed to be one of tho old
est structures in the city tho Sun
tavern, In Dock square.
Some time ago there was a fire in
tho rear of the building, and it is un
derstood tho flro commissioner con
demned the set of buildings at that
point, owned by tho C. W. Galloupo
estate, which also Includes tho old
Bite tavern, In tho angle mado by
South Market street and Faneull Hall
square. Orders havo been given to re
move tho structures within tho next
three months. It is understood a mod
ern brick building will replace both
structures.
The rough-hewn oaken beams of
tho Sun tavern seem as sound today
as when they were placed In position
upon the hewed and shouldered up
rights which support them. Tho loss
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Priest Converts Hundred to Marriage
KANSAS CITY. Forty-eight on
gagementa and ono marriage aro
tho fruitage thus far of tho matrimo
nii guild of Father William J. Dalton
of the Church of tho Annunciation.
"I am expecting London and Kan
sas City to span the ocean and Join
hands in tho culmination of u romance
started a quarter of a century ago," ho
said, "and if tho hearts that weie es
tranged then aro united now It will
mean that our llttlo efforts lime have
been responsible for a well-known pro
fessional man of Kansas-City marry
ing his boyhood sweetheart.
"It happened this way," Father Dal
ton continued. "I received a letter
from a woman In London soon after
the papers thero contained an account
of our llttlo venturo, asking if I could
find a man of a certain name In Kan
sas City. Sho said thoy lind been en
gaged moro than twenty-five years
ago; that an estrangement had come
nnd that he had departed for America.
She said that she ntlll loved him and
asked mc to find him for her. I found
3300 Is not too much to bo awarded
for haIng n flno hot-air furnaco ru
ined by a pesky sewer backing up.
Mrs. Qulnn got Sheriffs Spinner and
Shnw on her sldo directly nftor
sho had learned that Mayor Badger
had vetoed tho recommendation mado
by tho committee on claims to pay
her tho money. They appeared JuBt
nftor tho city hall opened and attached
everything tho placo contalnod, chairs,
tables, desks, typewriters and nil
manner of furnishings.
Then they went over to tho pollco
station and attached everything there
cavo tho nstounded officials and tho
prisoners. It was tho samo thing in
the rooms of tho wntor department,
attachments being handed out right
and left.
When they found no moro lnsldo tho
city buildings to lovy upon they went
out upon tho strectB and attached thu
street sweeping machines and the gar
bage carts and tho horses that
dragged them, directing that they bo
taken immediately to certain prlvnto
stables they designated. A sheriff Is
u sheriff, so that drivers complied. By
this tlmo the city authorities began
to rcallzo .that they wore being put
out of business and called upon Mayor
Badger. Ho gavo In for tho tlmo be
ing, and after going surety for tho
city, declared that ho would tako tho
claim to tho courts.
Tho bojs wero seen navigating tho
Fox river, the boat rocking und bobi
blng about on the swollen strenm-
Observers thought tho lads would
bo drowned nnd tho pollco wero noti
fied. They seized tho boys. Tho lads
mado a desperate kicking and scratch
ing resistance for a minute, then, real
izing tho futility of giving battle (o
superior forces; capitulated.
After their surrender they were tak
en to the Aurora Jail, carrying with
them their provisions six loaves of
bread and two cans of tomatoes.
The pollco seized their munitions
of war. Tho boat was tied up and tho
former owner sent for it.
Fenced in by iron bars, tho boys be
came lamblike. Thoy declared for
peace nnd the calm of homo life again.
Tho boys are said to have Btolen the
revolvers from tho eldcP brother of
Martz.
of this historic group of buildings will
bring great regret to many Interested
In tho early days. The Sun tavern
boasts on its Faneull Hall square fc,"e
a tablet stating that tho building wad
erected in 1G90, and tho dato has nev
er been disputed as far as Is known.
In fact, there is a tradition to tho
effect that its timbers wero cut in
Cornhill, This story is not generally
known, as it is known Cornhill was
built upon in 1690. Of course tho
oak could have been cut thero prior
to that and stored, but it is more gen
erally beHcved tho heavy beams wero
cut near Cornhill, ns was entirely pos
sible nt that date.
The tavern is older by half a cen
tury than Faneull hall, which faces it.
It is tho last survivor of tho buildings
that stood about tho ancient dock,
fiom which It was hardly moro than
thirty feet distant.
In its day it Iuib served in many ca
pacities, first as a residence, then a
taern, giocery, fruit store, market,
and for many years past as a combina
tion fish nnd meat store. In 1712 it
was the dwelling of Thomas Phillips,
and oven at that time wa known as
tho Sun tavern, aB Phillips had a per
mit for ten years previous to that
dato.
him. I am hoping soon to hear of
their marriage."
K4CI1 day Father Dalton'a mall
grows larger, lie has had letters
fiom every big city In the United
States; from nearly every state; from
foreign countries; from ono man
woith 12,000,000; from Indian girls
of Oklahoma nnd Texas; from bank
01 h, Judges, lawyers, physicians and
farmers.
In tho local classes those which
meet every week at Father Dalton'H
home there nre twenty couples who
aro expected to embark within tho
next fow months. Several of these al
ready havo announced their engage
ment, while the rest aro "understood."
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Whr doe W. L. Dounlan make and aell mors $3.00. $3.50
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Howell My knees nro very weak.
Powell Got a lighter girl.
BACKACHE AND CHING JOINTS.
Together Tell of Weak or Disordered
Much pain that masks as rheuma
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Every iScturt backache, too, with
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dors, got Doan's
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havo cured thou
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nched acutely and
kidney eocrotlons
broko my rest. Nothing helped un
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they did mo a world of good. I havo
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A Hint.
He I don't approvo of tips,
She It has been noticed that you
do not even tip your hat.
You may havo noticed that about
the time a shoo begins to feel com
fortable it looks like a candidate for
tho refuse wagon.
To ntay jounij or to grow younjf, fiarlleld
Tea can help. It rejuvunutca both In looks
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Never exuggerato your faults; your
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44 Bu. to the Acre
Is a heary yield, but that's wbnt John Kenned y of
KdUiOUUiu, Alberta, Wontem Canada, liol from 0
acres or Hpring wuiiatliiiuiu,
lteutirta
froinoiherdlstrlclJi In that prov
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lent rosu us such a .
000 bushels of wheat
from Via acres, orU13
bu. peracrn. 26,50 1111U (0
buslielylelds were num
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bushels of oats to the
acru wero threshed fruw
Alberta fieldslnUTil).
The Silver Gup
at the recent Spokane
fculrwasanardedloihe
Alberta, fin vnrnmn 11 tftir
Its ex hlbl t of grains, grasses and
Trgetables, Kepurtauf excellent
yields for Mil) ixiruo ulso from
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Freo liiHiientends of OOO
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In tlifl rliolcoat illetilctB.
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vory bent, railways oloso nt
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clieitp, flmloiisy luRdt mill
roasuiinlilo lu prlco, wiilor
finally iiroiiuriiil, mixed
fiirinlni; hhuccohs.
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