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Tho evening gown at tho left is of black tulle made up over green satin.
Tho underskirt or tho satin Is trimmed with a green and gold guipure and
over thlB Is tho skirt of black tulle finished at tho bottom with a wide band
of black liberty.
Tho corsago and short sleeves are mado of tho green nnd gold embroidery
bordered with tho black tullo and liberty. The undorblouse gulmpo and long
sleoves nro of whlto tulle.
Tho wide girdlo Is of green silk and black velvet ribbon; It Is finished In
tho hack, a little at ono side, with long fringed enda of tho green and black.
Tho other gown l:i of black taffeta. Tho round skirt Is encircled with two
groups of deep tucks and trimmed lengthwise with a band of silk edged with
a frill of tho same and ornamented with motifs of passementerie.
This band apparently extends up on to the waist, which Is also encircled
with tuokH and trimmed around tho yoke with a tucked insertion of tho silk
bordered with bias bands of tho same.
Tho sleeves aro trimmed to correspond; tho yoke and cuffs aro of whlto
guipure. Tho girdle is of black velvet ornunicnted at ono side with a great
deep red lose of liberty satin.
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TUCKS FOR THE HOUSE GOWN.
Varying Widths Offer Opportunity for
Display of Taste.
Tucks appear on most of the sleeves
of the now gowns Intended Btrlctly for
house use, and their varying widths
offer suggestions as to what may bo
dono with tho aid of energy and two
klndB of material. If only just
enough net Is on hand to make a
scantily tucked tight-fitting long
Bleeve, tho tucking would best begin
half way between tho shouldor and tho
elbow, and tho Intervening Bpace cov
ered with a closely fitting cap of silk
or Batin, elaborately hand or soutacho
embroidered. Or thcro may bo wide
tucks entro deux with silk or satin
bands, as such a schemo will admit of
any amount of piecing. Sometimes it
may provo advisablo to drape the
heavier fabrics over a tight lace
bleeve, In which event tho under sido
of tho transparency need not absolute
ly match, as tho drapery may bo
tacked down to tho inner section, and
only tho top noed bo exposed. The
woman who finds It nccossary to runko
over sleeves would best provide her
self with a bIcovo form on which sho
may make experimental draplngs, for
sho has only to bear in mind that so
long as tho sleovo 1b full length and
tight-fitting from tho elbow to tho
wrist almost any fancy will pass mus
tor in connection with a houso gown
or a blouso not of tho strictly tailored
type.
PICTURESQUE HAT.
Of lcaf-grcen felt, with ruchings nnd
bows of green volvot, encircled by
medallions ot green silk and dull sil
ver embroidery.
To Perfume the Breath.
It Is considered bad form to pcrfumo
the breath bo that it can bo noticed
easily, but nothing can bo said against
perfuming It Just enough to sweoton
it. Buy a picco of orris root and chow
just a small picco of this. A clovo
placed in tho mouth, but not chewed,
will glvo nn odor of carnations to the
broath. If tho clovo la cbowed, it
must bo swallowed right away or tho
odor will becomo too strong. It Is
nald a bit of myrrh held In tho-chcok
will glvo a breath a delicately sweet
odor.
The Coquettish Apron.
Ono strong reason why girls havo
chafing dish parties la becauso of tho
coquettish adornmont French aprons
glvo. A moro handful of a thing Is
pear-Bhapod, wlht a suggestion of a
bib. Around tho odges Insertions aro
designed, nnjl thcso aro edged with
rullles of tho same laco.
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HOUSE DRAPERIES ARE BRIGHT.
Extravagance In Color a Marked Fea
ture of the Season.
Tho womnn who loves bcnutiful col
oring and design should go through
tho shops to see tho new things for
household decorations.
Tho extravagances of color In fabric
In tho now costumes for women are
not only equaled but surpassed In
those for houso draperies. Dozens of
new things havo been brought out,
and, best of all, they aro offered at
small prices.
In tho Japaneso stuffs thoro Is tho
wildest profusion of stamped designs,
of embroidery, and of bullion work;
somo aro very expensivo and are In
tended only for handsome rooms.
Others aro at small cost, and would
delight tho heart of tho artistic wom
an. For less than CO cents a ynrd
there aro extra wldo Japaneso drape
ries of printed crepe In palo greens
with faintly colored Japaneso lanterns
swinging down tho outsldo edges as
a border.
There aro white and vlolot crepos
with wonderful designs in wistaria
floating nil over tho surface.
Thcso could bo used ns Bilk curtains
for any room except a formal parlor or
reception hall. N. Y. Times.
The Utility Coat.
Undoubtedly the number of women
who must mako ono long coat answer
for all-round daytimo servico Is great
ly in tho majority, and to such Is ad
dressed tho statement that tn Bolect
Ing such a garment it will bo hotter
to securo a material not too heavy for
ordinary autumn nnd spring uso, rely
ing upon extra wraps for additional
warmth in winter. Any or tho medium-weight
worsteds, supposing nl
wayB that they aro closo and firm of
weave, are advised, hut special atten
tion must bo dqvoted to their color
ing, which should show a preponder
ance of whlto or gray rather than
black, dark brown, bluo or green, ob
tho dust Bccms to settlo on woavos
In those colors as though with a firm
determination to cling In tho pro
verbially brothorly manner, whorca3
white, gray and tan simply become
a bit more dull, but never look actual
ly rusty.
Sachets as Bridge Prizes.
Sachets aro now given as bridgo
prizes, so that tho hostess who posses
ses more of tho vlrtuo of hospitality
than money may entertain correctly II
only she has a largo numbor of fresh
looking silk pieces at hand. Such llt
tlo hags aro of all sizes, as they nro
used to drop among tho handker
chiefs, tho neckwear, tho gloves and
tho lingerie. They are mountod over
llttlo fino whlto linen sacks which
hold tho powder, and their ends may
bo fringed and tied together wltn
baby ribbon, or thoy may bo faced or
shirred Into a sort or roso effect.
Sachots nro especially acceptable
those days when only vnguo Buggca
tions of porfumo aro permissible.
Crepe do Chine Waists.
Tho high-clas3 dressmakers aro ad
vocating slmplo waists of colored
cropo do chlno to wear with tho winter
cloth suit.
Thpro is tho heavy texturo that can
bo gottcu for this purpose It dooa
not look too dresay in combination
with soi go and cheviot.
LAMENT FOR CHANGED TIMC9.
Adonlram Qorntop Discourses on Present-Day
Extravagance.
"To, nlrco, Dill, tlm6s 1b changed
slnco yoii an' mo v?ns iloln' our court
ln',"vild Adonlram Corntop, with a
noto 6t fBiuTncss In hla voloc, to old
Andy Oliver, who had como over to
"sot a npoll."
"When' wo was doln our courtln',
Andy, a' gnl thought alio was boln'
treated right harnsom If a fellor
bought her ten cents' wuth o' pcp'mlnts
onco In awhile, an If ho tuk her to
any doln'a In town nho didn't expect
him to go down Into his jeans to tho
tune of ii dollar or two for Ice cream
an' soda water an' candy at fo'ly cents
a paound. My non SI tuk his tlucUoy
doodlo to tho hand concert In town
ylatltlny an' there wa'n't u quarter loft
of u dollar bill ho struck mo for tlmo
ho got homo. Heats all tho way young
folks throw tho money awny nowa
days. I toll yo times Is changed
mightily slnco wo was boys, an' tho
Lawd only knows what tho end will
bo with a feller layln' oilt 75 cents on
a gal In ono day." Puck.
10 YEAR8 OF SUFFERING.
Burning, Painful Sores on Legs
Tortured Day and Night Tried
Many Remedies to No Avail
Cured by Cuttcura.
"After an attack of rheumatism,
running sores broko out on my hus
band's logs, from below the knees to
tho ankles. Thcro aro no words to
tell all tho discomforts and great suf
fering ho had to enduro night and day.
Ho used every kind pf remedy and
thrco physicians treated him, ono after
tho other, without any good results
whatovcr. Ono day I ordered somo
Cuticura Soap, Cutlcura Ointment,
and Cutlcura Resolvent. Ho began
to uso them and In thrco weeks all tho
sores wcro died up. Tho burning flro
stopped, and tho pains hecamo bear
able. After thrco months he waB qulto
well. I can provo this testimonial at
any time. Mrs. V. V. Albert, Upper
Trenchvlllo, Mo., July 21, 1007."
Tlme'o Wonderful Changes.
Harry Lauder says that when Sir
Alexander Hnmsay was constructing
upon his maguiflccnt cstato in Scot
land a picco of machinery to drive.
by means ot a small stream in his
barnyard, a threshing machine, a win-1
nowing mnchino, a circular saw for
splitting trees, a buy pieBs, an oat
roller, etc., ho noticed an old fellow, '.
who had long been about tho place, '
looking very attentively at all that
was going on. "Itobby," Bald he, "won
derful things peoplo can do nowadays,
can't they?" "Ay said Itobby; "in
deed, Sir Alexander, I'm thinking If
Solomon was allvo now he'd bo
thought nacthlng o'l"
A Queer Harvest.
Ct was llttlo Ethel's first Tislt to
church,, and tho sermon had for Hb
text, "Aa yo sow, so shall yo reap."
Dut on her return homo sho could not
remember it, and in consequence was
chldcd by hor mother for being stupid.
A fortnight later a seamstress carao
to tho houso to do a day's work. After
watching hor for awhilo fashion old
stylo garments Into those that wcro'
th o vogue, Ethel suddenly exclaimed:
"O mamma, I know now what" tho
proacher said. It was: 'What you sow
in tho winter you shall rip in tho sum
me.' "
Starch, llko everything cIbo, Ib be
ing constantly Improved, tho patent
StarchcB put on tho market 25 years
ago aro very different and inferior to
thoso of tho present day. In tho lat
est discovery DoOanco Starch all in
jurious chemicals aro omitted, whllo
tho addition of another ingrodlcnt, In
vented by us, givos to tho Starch a
strength and smoothness novcr ap
proached by other brands.
Savagery In Civilization.
It is no .tlmo to say that man can
not, In civilized society, bo guilty of
cannabilism. I toll you thcro aro
moro cannibals In Now York than In
the isles of tho Pacific; and if tc-dny
you wcro suddenly to tnko away tho
support that comes from eating men,
thoro would bo thousands and thou
sands of empty maws to-morrow in
that city. Henry Ward Docchor.
Tho extraordinary popularity of fine
whlto gooda this summer makes tho
cholco of Starch a matter of groat im
portance Doflanco Starch, being froa
from all injurious chemicals, is tho
only ono which Is safe to uso on fino
fabrics. Its great strength ns a stiffen
cr makes half tho usual quantity of
Starch necessary, with tho result of
perfect finish, equal to that when tho
gooda wcro now.
Conquering One's Self.
Evory sin thou slayest, tho spirit oi
that sin passes into theo, transformed
into strength; every passion subduod
by a higher Impulso la so much char
acter. Robertson.
Put new shoes on the youngster.
Look at them in a week.
They're usually battered, scraped, almost
shapeless. Get a pair of Buster Brown
Shoes.
Scuffing, scraping, lacking doesn't mar
them they thrive on knocks.
wear.
BUSTER BROWN Blue Ribbon
For younqtters, $150 to $2.50
?OVMi
White House Shoes for grown-ups.
Ask your dealer for them.
THE BROWN SHOE CO., MaKors
ST. LOUIS, V. S.A.
TlAHK
HtUii QUALITY
HJMK.
A woman can always keep a socrot
If you don't toll It to her.
Mm. Wlnslow'a Rnnthlnqr
rorrMWlrcn tcrtblnit, notlt n tho Riinn, reiluw In
Qummstluu, allajl pln, cures Inilcollo. Ittoabotllo.
Many a man lies In
stand up for another.
an effort to
. , It Cure Wlillo You Walk
Ailrn sFont-ICuM forrornnnml liiinliimi. hot. meaty
callous uvlilng frit. UcnllllniKiiltts.
13eforo attempting to got what yon
want find out what you want.
Lewis' Sinclo Hinder utrniglit fie. Mnny
mur prrler thorn to 10c rimra. Vour
dcnlrr or IajwIh' Fitiloiy, l'corm, 111.
Thoro aro two Bides to every Btory
and somo lmvo four and a celling.
Wi: sm.i, CHINS AMI THAI'S CHIMP
A buy KurrtiLllidiM. Write for cttalng 10.1
A buy KurrtiLllidiM. Write forr.itnlnt; :
N. V. ilidu A, Fur Co., Mimicnpolm, Alii
inn.
Tho obedience of the heart la tho
heart of obedlenco of tho mind.
Hugh llinck.
Glvo Defiance Starch a fair trial
try It for botn hot and cold starching,
nnd if you don't think you do bettor
work, in Iosb tlmo and at Bmallcr cost,
return it nnd your grocer will glvo you
back your money.
An Expert Witness.
"Money talks," observed the man
who likes catch phrases.
"That may sound all right to you
bachelors," replied Mr. Knpcc, "but
I've got a wife and a graphophouo."
Exchange
With a smooth Iron and Deflnnco
Starch, you can launder your Bhlrt
waist Just as well at homo no tho
steam laundry can; it will havo tho
proper stiffness and finish, thoro will
bo less wear and tear of tho goods,
and It will bo a pooitivo plcasuro to
uso a Starch that does not stick to tho
Iron.
Disgruntled Dad.
"I boo," said tho Wall streot man,
"that you aro engaged again."
"I nm," admitted tho son nnd heir.
"Just when violets nnd theater tick
ets aro duo for their fall riso. Why
must you alwnya fall In lovo on a bull
market?" KanbtVa City Journal.
laundry work nt homo would be
much moro satisfactory if tho right
Starch woro used. In ordor to got tho
desired stiffness, it is usually neces
sary to uso so much starch that tho
beauty and fineness ot tho fabric is
hidden behind a pnsto of varying
thickness, which not only destroys tho
appearance, but also affects tho wear
ing quality of tho goods. This trou
bio can bo entlroly overcomo by using
Defiance Starch, as It can bo applied
much moro thinly becauso of its great-
r strength than other makes.
A Cure.
The sinner walked along tho rocky
road, his bnro foot torn and bleeding
from bruises and wounds. Ho mot a
stranger.
"Frlond," ho exclaimed, "I havo
sinned and dono wrong, I must pa
tiently Buffor tho most oxtromo agony
to save myself from eternal damna
tion. Can you toll mo somo Bupromo
test of repentance?"
"Certainly," answered tho other,
with an air of experience. "Go to a
boarding houso nnd Hvo thoro for a
year."
$100 Reward, $100.
The mUrra ot this paper nlll be plrascd la ltra
that thcro Is at lent one dreaded disease that science
baa been able to cure In all Its stages, and that ii
Catarrh. Uall'i Catarrh Curo Is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being: n cotutltutlonal dbcaco. require a coojUIq
tlotul treatment. Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken In
ternally, act I";: directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby dratmytna: tho
foundation ot the disease, nnd giving the patient
strength by building up Uie constitution and assist
Inil nature In doing Its work. 'Die proprietors bava
ao much faith In Ita curative powers that they oflrr
One Hundred Dollars for any rasa that It falls t
cure. Bend for list of testimonials
Address V. J. CHHNKY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Hold bv all HruitKbts. 78c.
'Tako Hall's 1 amlly 1'Uls for constipation.
Greek Architecture.
It Is astonishing that students of
Greok lltoraturo and Grcok thought
should not bo definitely trained in tho
knowledgo of Crock architecture. IIo
who knows only tho literary expres
sion of ancient Grccco, great as that
is, knows but one-half of tho achieve
ments of "tho suprone Caucasian
mind." Tho Bulldor.
Revelations of the Breakfast Tcblo.
To girls about to marry ono would
tender tho advoio that thoy study
their intended victim at breakfast, Ii
ho Is feeding llko forty, reject him as
tho direct descendant of Circo'a herd
of swine. If ho la molancholy, be
ware of tho abrupt curves of his tem
perament If ho bo boisterous and
facetious, romombor that an empty
drum gives tho greatest rovorbratlon,
and a chatterbox at 8 a. m. ia as tiro
somo as Chanticleer at 3 o'clock in the
morning. By their breakfasts you
shall know them. Saturday Review.
FREE
HERMAN
nilWHURCC,
SENT) add rest of two fnrtrappors
and nu will send you free a mink
strrtchlnir imttnm. Wrlln fornrlrrs
on HAW Ji'UlW AND 1CUII GOATS.
W'VCvsVTaVsw
They
SHOES
Well Prepared.
"I loarn," sho said reproachfully,
"that you wcro devoted to no fewer
than flvo glrla boforo you finally pro
posed to mo. How do I know that you
didn't make dcsperalo lovo to all of
them?"
"1 did," ho replied, promptly.
"You did I" sho exclaimed.
"Certainly," ho returned. "You
don't supposo for a moment that 1
would bo foolhardy onough to try for
such ii prize as jou aro without prac
ticing a llttlo first, do you?"
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and bruises.
, It quiets the pain at once, and can be applied to the
tendcrest part without hurting because it doesn'tneed
to be rubbed all you have to do is to lay it on
lightly. It is a powerful preparation and penetrates
instantly relieves any inflammation and congestion,
and reduces the swelling.
Sloan's
Liniment
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73 W. Adam a St, Chicago
DEFIANCE Gold Watir Starch
taakca laundry work a pleasure. 10 oz. plur. 10&
Unusually Severe Drought.
Tho wntcr In Lnko Champinln duriuR
tho recent drought reached tho lowest
point recorded In local history, nine
feet below high water mark. Btontn
crs wcro obliged to abandon many ot
their trips on account of tho Impossi
bility of making Inudlugn at tho docks.
Tho mountain brookn becamo almost
dry, and tho beds of somo of tho larg
est rivers woro moro threads of wa
ter. Tho drought and foreitt fires wcro
ruinous to agricultural Interests.
Now York Suu.
CASTORIA
Tor Infanta nnd CklMron.
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TQRIA
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is an excellent antiseptic and germ
killer heals cuts, burns, wounds and
contusions, and will draw the poison
from sting of poisonous insects.
Price, 25c, 50c, and $1.00.
Dr. Earl S.Sloan, Boston, Mass., XJSAl
Sloan' book on horses, cattle, shoep and poultry lent (raw.
SENflfortrlanlM)"Bottrbalt.
llett in tho world for catching
Mink, Vox, etc. Bom! for l'rlco IJt
ot ltuw Vurs. Mention this paper.
HERMAN REEL,
MllwuuUce, Wis.
BAIT
Young Men Wanted
in California
DtislneBH positions at pood salaries piat-an
lecd. Till!! POLYTECHNIC 1JU8INEHH COL
I,i:()R, of Oakland, Onl., wants ono hundred
young men from this stato to prepare tor uunl
nesa jiOHltlous. Every young inan wbogrKlu.
atca front the bUHlnetta nncl shorthand couraea
of tblH Institution la nsaurcd of a good position.
Tula college has a high Ktamllng nnd Ita work la
unsurpaHaed In the United (Hales. Tuition,
board and all expensex low. Ideal climate thu
year 'round. Wrfte for free catalogue to PROF.
W.U. aillSON.SOO mil Btrcet, Oakland, CuL
Tlnflnnpn Qlnpnti XTa.sm nii.i a
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ma iron no uiotcnos no bllBtors. AVIS
makes Ironing easy and dooa not in- a?
Juro tho goods.
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