11 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SfNT ) VY\ I ,
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IN THE DOMAIN Of WOMAN.
P < \ nilONS IN St'lMMi XX'
Mmlel ( lint UN , \ < n Sklrtn ,
N'i\V : YOllK. Feb. 2.--I dhemlil llko lo
tnko n vow of starvation , forsake this world
for u Jug of water not wine and n loaf of
glutfn broad nndernc > ath n bough nnd thcie
tlu penancei tnr my sin nf looking tea Ions fin
the modern HeshpolH us prepared by nil ex-
ptnfllvp French rook " In all the bewitch
ment of faultlessly lilting black xelvct gown ,
crowned wllh.nn Irresistible lint toque of
pnblo nnd crimson rew > en ami drooping ef
fect I vi > lv against I background of nor
ample chinchilla nnd btondtnll cape , MaUle
gave tent to confession nnd repentance.
"You have1 been , I Judge , to Homo liiign
nnd liorrlblo mldduy love ) among the food-
eniffs politely known as woman's luncheons ,
i'h * " remarked tlio hosfens , rcganllng v.lth
dainty /on I , born of u brisk unlit In thu
cold , clear afti'rrioon , a nlndcst pile of brown
salad sandwiches beside the trumps.
"Twenty covers nnd courses that defy
enumeration or description , " monnud Malsle.
"Oli , I know nil .ibout It , " added tier
friend , refraining with Infinite. tart from
ottering tiM "It IF a blessed thing for
Torqiiemadn slctlm.s that the ? women's
luncheon was not Known In his dn > I : im
proud In my thai put in llvrenrs hive I
nttondcd one unless the Htrongc t pre-ssuto
of persuasion was brought to beat nnd when
I do I alwajs have a light ronasl before I
SALMON PINK SILK ViST OF WHITB
MOUSLIN IR SOIK.
Iravo home to fortlfv me ngnlr.ot any but
the meat hiininilng-blrd Indulgcncu , other
wise there \r \ n heartache oxei one's own
wcnkntur to resist sweets and pastlco , head-
qtho cvei the indigestion sine to follow , not
lo mention , of course , another Inevitable
c'-o tl'iit "
"Oh , don't , please , " was the piteous ,
filghtenel appenl.
"Well , then , I won't , " ami.ibly , "here If a
frfdn mint and try and dhert your mind by
telling of the pretty plumage of your slstors'
garments , such a luncheon nlway ? callh out
the best ficcks Youis. by the way , If Ita
any comfort to tell \ou so , Is as near the
hleal blaikelet ; costume as 1 have seen
thin winter "
"Yea , It'p nice. Isn't It ? " a r.-n of happi
ness playing across liL-r sad , sweet counte
nance. "Hut there was a finch at the
table that crushed me with lemorse for
B | ending no much on mine. Thu handsom
est "black coiduroy W.IP the material. Ito
KMrt ciulto simple and tl'o waist opening
ncrrsa the , bust to show a heart-shaped
ffont of white ehlffon upon which a tcarf of
fine Hcnals anco lace was knnilLd. H was
fo slmplo and so good aid In the tear thp
bodlcu wifi cu "al'oit and c'ur.ed up In n
jiflnt to repeal a hit of white olilfun pu'llrd
through a brilliant bticKle. Now , wh > can
I ncvc- achieve Incspcnalvely ImiidB-.ne ru-
fcliltn llko that ? "
lilciiM for Sprint ; UnUlnu.
Oh , H U a sift , my dear , all to luelf ,
Just like painting or miihL > , and Its rarity
Is the salvation cf the dressmaken , h'lt
what else did > ou see , nnythins Indicative
of the spring , for Instance' ' "
"Oh. Idea : ) galure. 1 ' ? n\\v fgr example.
fti little talfeta body worn with Aer > du
mcinent full skirt tlvit will apply Itself It
detail to your needs of f.gurc. T ie Inck ,
fronts and 8lee\es were ull\eiy grnv taffeta
( fellcloiisly striped In green. Of ccurae It
opened upon the bus- ' , and w'nely EO , for It
pine a cKiiiuo to 8l'aj\ n \osi of gray silk
mliHlin through which a green lining cou'd
biagucsly dlheerned. At the lop of the
"
y"r t and oxer the collar were ciosrod band. )
of black \el\et rlbbnn Bllpjied through wcc
brilliant buckle * Thue Im.'Xln rorrc
H'onded ' In form lo a afr'es ' of c ishi Ilit'e
Sufferers from Indigestion ,
Insomnia or Kindred Troubles.
BLATZ MALT-VIVINE
( Non-Intoxicant )
taken with meals'
and at bed time
\vill assist the digestive functions
! and thoroughly tornup the whole
; fystem. This liquid malt extract
appeals paiticularly to the nursing -
ing mother it possesses the
! properties most essential.
> TRY BLATZ MALT-VIVINE.
ALL ORUQCISTS.
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Omaha Orancli
1412 Douglas St.
To ) , IOBI ,
, buttons to a side that held uown the taffeta
1 fronts , cut In leaf points. The slccveJ
I demonstrated the worth of n new Idea In
'arm ' trlmmlni ? by showing leaf points of
taffeta overlapping at graceful distances
down the arm.
I "I must not fall to astnirc you that such
effects are evidently to he taken seriously
Into our spring calculations. The exceed-
1 Ingly modish girl who wore this piece of
' perfection brought the usually warring ele
ments of skirt and waist Into amicable rein-
, lion ? bv girdling her slender middle with
_ a sash of Rray silk muslin , knotted In ope
! loop and two long ends a trifle to the le.fl
| side. I therefore caution jotl to keep a
sharp lookout for bashes. "
\ 1'i'iirl < irn > I'oulnril.
"That 1 have , " responded the hostcsf.
"nnd to that extent do I believe In Micm
t'uil I have taken Into serious consideration
: > ! on Idea for my first foulard a house
gown , an application of the sash motif. Thli
foulard IH a pretty pearl gray wprlgged over
In Ino meat falry-llku taste' , with finest
black1patternfl through which gleam Jn t u
touch of blue now and then. Quite an April-
day Idea.
"All the top of the skirt IB going to he
closely laid , narrow horizontal tucks , ever
so slightly gathered , nnd this treatment will
o.vtcmi down wellupon the hips. It will
also cast a fullness Into the top of the
bodice by rising well up under the bust.
My yoke In front will he of a pretty thickly
patterned cream lace laid over pale blue ,
with slccVes of the ame : but the charm
of the dress lies In n small lace edged kcr-
rhle * of gray liberty silk , crossing the shoul
ders ill the base of the yoke , passing down
one side to the waist line , nnd there letting
fall to the feet n couple of streamers gnr-
nUhc 1 with hue. "
About niirrlnux ,
"Well , before. . I go , " announced Maisle ,
languidly gathering her splendors about her ,
"I don't mind letting you Into the secret
thn't N already wldb open about earrings
Xcxt week I shall break upon a waiting
world 'with pearl drcps dangling from my
satin nnd sea shell lobes , ami 1 do this not
because I love earrings HO much , but that
I IOVP to he fashionable more. Every
mother's daughter at the spread today , save
yonr humbled and chastened young frlenJ ,
displayed pearls chlclly and turquoiEc oc
casionally. 1 rather hankered after a pair
that I paw the awfully smart Mis. Uajlles
wear , perfect , deeply bllie turquoise , set in
narrow , dark green enamel rims. Hen
were buttons , mine are drops ' with a.dia
mend spark at the top of 'each pink gem.
Don't let any woman push you into the be
lief that only buttons will he worn , for the
Parisians are already glorifying In won
drous bcslltnmered gypsy loops , that after
all were the only ornamental eardrops e\ui
In use. "
"New , what do you suppose we will bo
wearing next ? " plaintively Inquired the
1'Obtf'SS.
"Oh , .the next attraction in the theater of
fashions Is the Mode du Harry. I wish you
could sqe the new theater waist. I ha\e
mo Just homo from the dressmaker's. It Is
a brocaded silk , not expensive , but very gay ,
with Us Du Harry roses worked on a Marie
Antoinette green ground. Its lines are
stiffly pointed , not curved In to the waist
at all. It Is sloped out over the shoulders
llko " court dress and cut open in a shaip
point In front to show a yoke and vest of
dlr'xond tucked white taffeta nnd then Its
garnishment Is do no with black and white
velvet ribbon , as I assure > on that Madame
du Barry , with heV vase-shaped figure , could
wear It with eacc. I nm afraid I shall look
a fright In It. Of course , I can't yet agree
It Is pretty , for It Is so stiff and so unlike
what we have been wearing , but , like the
Campbells of Scotch hlslory , this Du Barry
fashlcni Is coming Inevitably , Irresistibly and
by springtime you nnd I and all the rest
of the faithful will haVe figures to rival thosa
In the eighteenth century French portraits-
Vale. " MARY DEAN'
\ WOMAN'S MOOS1 ? CAMP.
MrV. . ( iitiiinliiHN UIIH One In the Heart
of it Fores * . In ' ! nliit > .
Away up In the northernmost corner of
Maine , on the Canadian borderland , reports
Harper's Bazar , is perhaps the moat unique
camp In the world. It Is a morse camp , kept
and um by a woman a happy hunting
ground In the region where the woods teem
with caribou , moosa , deer , bears , wolves anl
lynx , and where hunters and lovers of na
ture and sport find n haven of delight. Mr * .
Daniel Cummings , with hep husband , who
Is the game warden of the camp , has .set
tled herself hero In the heart of the forest ,
boycnd the slightest echo of i civilization and
far from the mnddlng crowd , Jj thirty
niilcw of staging to the nearest settlement.
Here she has built a beautiful and elnln-
rate camp , rich In the glories of untamed
nature , and yet equipped In charming In
congruity with the nicst modern accesso
ries to comfort ami case. When going hunt-
lilB'Mrs. Cummlnga puts her enchanted kit
into , the .canoe and leada her gucBtp through
tlit"ina7cs of the mocse hunt. This kit , by
the bye , la one of the most Interesting of
the many Intctc ts of Square Lake camp ,
It takes up little pace In the canoe , but
bus a way of turning out every Imaginable
article that Is required in the making , cool.-
IMK and son ing of a savory meal , en
turning 'tsclf into a dining table at leThe -
The lucNpcilencod huntress has much to
learn a' Square Lake camp , and she finds
ample opportunities for gaining the lute of
the fonut. She Is latight by the guide to
tracr t o scent of the mocio on the graps
xv 1'ere ho bus been resting and to follow the
trail bv her sense of smell.
Mrs , CunimtngV camp Is In Aroostooh
county. Maine , nnd la In the midst of a chain
i f ulxlccn lakcj. , which are lluked loRethcr
by n canoeing thoroughfare ) lhat stretches
over 100 mllea. These \\ttterwaya or "moose
carries" are very nanow mi-cams , through
v.hli-b only u slip of u ounce can putt. The )
wind through thickets of pines which are
rung with beautiful s'lvcr ' moss. Hero the
sportsman and his rifle hold high revel. Thu
can.rs at Square lake are laid out In differ
ent apartments. In the center Is the drawIng -
Ing to m camp , furnished with elegant rugs
and draperies , wi'b greal sputtering logs
in opm llreplaccs und actually boasting f.
piano
OutfeUlc the camp at night on Immense
sky-high fire , that would el. credit to Nor-
waj , burns , for cbcor and light and. Inci
dentally , to smoke away the Insects. There
! s the dining room camp , the kitchen cam ) .
| tl't refrigerating camp and the lavatory. A
garden supplier vegetables , fruits and her-
i lea for the table. Several cows add mate-
ilally to the luxury of camping In the north
ern forest
Square Lake camp Is United by geologists
a well us sportsmen , for sea fhelta are t
be found on the brink of some of the lakca
I about tills section
j The Journey to Square lake Is made by
j rail , stage and canoe , and leads through
j quaint lU'ttlrmentti of Swedes nnd French.
1 Ytu sa > gocdby to trains and rails at Car-
I ibcu station , on the Hanger & ArooMook
' road , and from there jou make your xvay
1 by utagu to New Sweden , where you get
your lunch then you go on through u bcau-
I ttful country settled entirely by Swedes. By
| and by you come Into u section of French
.settlements , pawing through Pr'a tn Van
; Huren. xvhere yuu see and hear nothing- but
, the Canudlau French aod their patois At
list Squiiro Lake camp n , reached und ) ou
put jcurself Into the hands of your hoate&s ,
. who will Initiate > ou Into the nosterles nnd
I ecstasies of hunting big game.
! ito.M > i-H : Mitr.nVOMI ; \ .
I'oelr.i. Itoiminee ami lllNt < ir < i lime
I'll hi Ti'lliuli1 ( n IVI r Tri'Mii'd.
With a web of gold trcases , says n writer
In Woman's Homo Companion , Helen snared
the heait of Paris ; It was * with blonde hair
.that the Magdalen wiped the feet of tie
Maslrr. Dante'n "Beatrice" was a blonde ;
Tasto's "Armldc" was Inspired by the fair
nnd blonde Ulconore d'Uste , one of the most
beautiful and renmiknbln women of Unit
npoch , nnd one with whom , of course , he was
desperately In love. The beautiful Cleonlro
supplants nil brunette rhals In the heart of
her royal lover whcie she "veils her pearly
tints In the shining gold of her hair. "
Vpnus , thu goddess of beauty nnd lo\e , rises
fiont the seii-fnam with dead-gold lock-i.
The virtues. Faith , Hope and dimity , have
blonde hair , and Aurora , who opens the
eastern gates lo the day-god , has half us
vcllcnv as thu sunshine. It , \\is the golden
Iwlr of the beautiful Delia , mlbtiess of
Tibulliib , that bewitched the poet. , nnd CatllU
It's J-atiK the glorlca of Berenice's golden
Lair. The radiant Ideals of Titian. Mutlllo
and Raphael weie as Ktigcne Sue described
\drlcnne de Cordovllle : "Her hair was of
rcddUh hue1 , of that peculiar color seen In
many of Hie meal admirable female por-
Malts. " I'lirvne , the fair , when hiouglit
before her judge ? , suddenly Ihtew olT her
ptpjum and da//.lcd the- lawmakers with
"
her" , .wondi oils beauty , chid onlv In the
waxes of tippling hair. Men huxc not
changed through the centuries. Beauty
WES then , an now , a woman's be-sU defense
nnd her pardon was granted Instantly.
Among tl < ° pn"ta we remember the icd-
halred "I'vrrhn" of Hoince , Klugsley'a
"Hypatla , " Bulwrr's "Adeline de Montreal. "
Vltgll's "Venus , " Homer'K Agamede. "
Shakespeare's "Portia , " Milton's "live" and
Hallcck's "Fannv. " The heroic women of
history xxcto of the rel-halicd sisterhood
Isabella of Caitlle. Helen of Ttoy , Catharine
I. of Russia. Joan of Arc , Ell/abeth of Kug-
land , Mary Stuart. Anne of IlutsH , e\-Km-
piess 12ugenlo. Lucrotla Uorgln and Beatrice
Cencl.
; AHDIMM : : .
rll > llflllKO ( iri-lllly lll-lllllllllMl 1 > > -
\ \ Inter \ViiKlou MO-VOM.
Investments ranging all the way from ? 10
to X3CO aio now cheerfully made by the
wealthy city icildents for the purpose of
decorating the exterior of their homes with
ornamental grewiery. This fashion comes
directly to us from Italy nnd France , where ,
since time Immomorlal , It has been the
ciihtcui to embower the entranccb of the
great stone palaces and hotels of Rome ,
Paris , etc. . In shrubbery , clipped and giown
and potted lu big tubs for the special
putpoEO of threshold embellishment. Now-
thai rich Amerlccc.s are beginning to have
decidedly Impressive citj palaces of their
own , and that mormons expense is being
lavished on the bronze and plate glass fron , , .
doorstops , gardening hat , suddenly grown
i'
BOUK'K ( ) ! ' UKOCAUi : SILK , TIU.M.MGI ) I
WITH NARROW BLACK AND WII1TK
VELVET RIIIIION' . YOKE OK TUCKED
MUSLIN UE SOIE.
Into a very takon-for-grantcd feature of
complete house fiiinlshlng.
English Ivy , Italian lauiol , piivet dwarf
ce-1ar , Canadian spruo , English jew or
hawthornc and IJuteh bo\ are some of the
nioit popular and servl-cable shrubs for door
step portfercs nnd'not havo-at least a
couple of home one cf these evergreens jus't
Insldo the glass -Storm do'nrs or o'ulsldo on
the stone landing of the street steps Is to
fall In arrears to'one's duty toward fashion.
Mop-headed Italian laurel trees are t'ie '
most expensive choice in this hind of ver
dure , for a gond he"aUhj pair cost nil the way
from * 50 to SJKO. . Pine bpei-lmens of Ilns-
llfh yew come next In cHtliihillun , while n
richly leafed nnd iiualntly shaped > ulr or
Dutch box bushes are wonderfully oinamcn-
tnl , sturdy and valuable. Plain grecif
painted boxers or tub give the proper foot
hold to any one'of thesq species' of ever-
giccn , though now tl'c bilc-a-brac dealers ,
kten to eelre a. freshlj opened opportunity
for trade , are Importing fipm Italj , Kranci )
and England time mplloried , but beautifully
chiseled old marble vasca th.it glorified oncfl
Bplcndld eighteenth century gardens , and It )
thece the wealthier rcjldenu put their out
door plants.
Early In the spring the snrrtly kept city
house will display. : ! brace of line privet or
BS
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1110 ten.
prettily blooming hawthornc bushes In green ;
tubf , while pott on the stone newel post * ,
of rough green pottery arc filled with dwair
' cedars and at the bases of these seal let
geianlums bloom. In the lower windows
handsomely tiled window boxes of geranlumr
and green vines arc set , and such an . -
terlor decoration c ts the owner a good $50
or $73. In the autumn laurel ticca in tubi
replace the privet until thcio b danger of u 1
heavy frojt , which the laurel docs not often
weather , and then eo.iii's a couple of four
or .slx-slded box pyraMi or handsoniply
shaped steeple-pointed yewb , and the win
do\v boxefi arc cleared and replanted with
little pines and sturdy spiucc nnd ccdni.
well bedded and draped with the ilehc"
English Ivy. The * result of nil th'o ' Is to
take nway In no small degree from the stems
hardness nnd inanotonv of cur close : t
resident stieuts , and against the new licusi. ;
of cream brick , gray stone and white marbk ,
built so faithfully after the Krench urc'i- !
tectuie , the display ( , f greenery Is delightful
and the tsnijriuenccs huvo ojicned new
avcunus of rlchct ) to the lloilnts.
I
l > 'rillH of KtiNlilon.
The ni"xe"t slrdle. < have a dcen x
ated fringe of silk , steel bend < , or Jet Inll-
Infr from the lower edge.
One o ! ' the at raetlvo black fabi n < Is a
< lnn wool , Intel woven with silk. It Is culled
poll de L'huvie , und Is nim'e Into tailor cos
tumes lather mine elabniate In st > le taaii
the eonventlonal tailor dicta.
Velvet If being woln'a sieat deal this
win cr. ( lm > sees ! l moio and more I'o-i-
slbly It Is , as ami woman suggests , that
people have been keiping their \elvut fioi Ks
hoping for ( old weallur , and iu\\ giving
up ho'ie of that limy are pulling them on
levurdleni. Velvet llrt. : " .ire worn wltli
KPiuiatn waists wl h .iKneahlo eft'eel
T -ere In u little ! mt Hint H worn with
I hr 'link Kuwn Hint IH Very effective enL
L jt the Hlmplest kind fit a little hat off 'ho
A HIT 01" GHUENCny IN WINTER.
head It Is one of those thin black stiaws ,
a Tudcan > lirald of black , and around the
clown Is twisted a fold of pink satin lln-
i-hed with a big cliou or bow at the side ,
while mulei lie ejie of be brim are a
few little blush roses.
Ited. running tluougli the gamut of It.s
Klowliig .hades , from the lojiil damask and
.lai'ciue io i lints to light cherry ilxe. will
api/ear / as a favorite uctes < cny on spilng
costumes of graj , buiwn , etrtaln slmdes ol
Kieen and blue , and notably on black eo.s-
tunic's , jackets , < apes and liai.s.
In the nilxa'.ce exhibit of .summer attiio
me shown some lieaiitlfnl erfeetn In printed
and ombioklr : i il S ls muslliiH In new and
A PIJARL-OKAY FOl LAUD , WITH SASH
MOTIF
temptlnK nilui llendlnu No i i.ly aio
tieae alr < . rrateilalb bioufi'n out In soft
delicate Ints , but they .ne fiirnlsbed In
jot Llnik , In liniwn , gius. blue und black
unit white mixtures
In making up the dnnij s ] > ilng wardrobe
It will Ink i onipletenevb without at leapt
iino handhome gown ol black crepe il
Oil no , ( henllle-stllped barege , silk dotted
veiling , o" plain Ida l < Urussul * not over
a hllk 01 satin Mlp , whiili for the majority
uf women who aio no wealthy Ix far bet
tor when forinid of black silk and not u
bright contrasting color which soon rho a
v.-ua r
A pretty way to utilize hit * of handsome
lace edging In llonlton , Venetian , ftenals-
sunco and other desdgn * . Is to cut tlm lace
portions awa > from thu tine net founda
tion and ew It un applliie ( | to thu roundcil
endit of baslix ? . neck-scarfs of chiffon or
ribbon , to standing \uhct or Matin collar * ' ,
.sleeve cap . etc l.u'i ; thai lias been woin
anil elcantul ran bit slinlUi'U tucd for dres >
Ing Kiblc cushions and handkerchief and
glcno sachets
Duln y Ilitiu I'uiitan berthas. Vandyke
i lllai tto . Marie Antoinette llcliua , bor
dered with one two or three nceordlori-
platted frill * of India mull , net or chiffon
little \andyke peb ru < n uitli Jong scurl
oiidu dlmlnlUiIng to mcic pointK. or those
of China silk delicately wrought and wl h
Hole frouH that arc * idui-d with d < ep bilk
fringeIn tints mat. nine the embroidery
d-o to bi a'ldc I to t e slnvilp .ifternonn
. ' e * rs for tl' i"rrr , un well as in the
dtlka o ami beuu Iful tianspaient gownuf
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day elected a director ol the I'm lam
( Conn ) National bt'iik. S 10 Is one of tli
ftw women holding Mich a position In
A ex-lcii.
A leal loss , tunr .1 II orary Htunilimlnt
lui.s been siihtilned ; liv thu deil'i of lien.
Kodor'ova , u Hnssliin storj-teller , wlthlt
xvhsso iistonlshlng inemnry wa.s stored OVL ,
1C.V ? lines of herole and legendarv poetr > ,
not to rrentlon countless tales commemci
tiitlim "omnntle and heroic rilsodes : In
Itiiislan hlston
.Mis. James Diummond .Money , who wu
tlio onl" purvlvlii" His ur of Baroness Bur-
dett-Coutls. and w 10 died recently at bur
home , Stodhain I'.irk , llanl.s , nimland , ' .v.i.s
older I'inii the burnnesH , being In her
| 91th year. I.ady Bunlett-Cnutts In now the
cnlv reiiro-entatlvc of the fumllv of Sir
I Kin'ncls Hurdott. .M. 1' . . llfth baronet
wlik'h rnnslHlril of one < m and five dniigh-
lu < .
Su-'an II. An ioa > , who has teatiicd the
loiir-sforc mii'k. I'at. JIIH ! nwl neil tlio
prfsldeney of tin- National U'OIIIBII'H Suf
frage n-'H'.itloii ) , nnd Inlcntlf- < > devote
her attention to the 'MlsliiK of a $ lWMCjC
fund for thu CHUW. I-MIII thofi' nvpusud to
her vfcw.s admit thai with the new woman
MTII-H do not enter Into thp iiue tlon at all.
Two KtiKllsh. wimen of nublo families
ta\e Just ( Jled. the one Imvlnn u iceord
for good work * , the uthu inert' ' > for her
tiTcntrkl'leS ) I.ady Mury Kltz-ilan Mow-
aid , yoimgert sister of tlio iluko of Norfolk
w is but : > ears old. bin In thane yearn
she bad nccompllrihcd mm n tor Her poorer
A .Skin of llcnnty In n .lay Kor < Mrr.
mi. T. ii'nM.x ( ioriiAni's OHIKNTAI.
, iiio vi'rii.'tin. ;
vra Tan , Plinnlux
li-H. Jlolh , PatclK'1
ll.iHli Mini Skin UlH
I'javi * and CICIT
olcinlHli on licnut\ i
and diitlf'H iletec
'Ion U Ji IH Hlooil
HIM II-HI of S' ' VIM.M .
.mil IH BO Inn in le H
wi > tiwle It to l > e
Miirp It IH piopci'lT
lu.ulr \ut ftpt no
ooiinlcifeil oi Klml-
, lnr n um * Dr I.
SoiiH.tld / lo a
inilv of the hunt-ton
in patient1 AH you
1.lllll'fl Will ll
them I uuoiiiinpiid
Ciu.uu .IH the ICMM hannfiil of all
Skin pieii.ualloiiB KOI Hale ball DrucrlMn ami
Fanuy Uoodb Uo.iloro In tint United StalcH. Oanudii
Hud Knroiin ,
FKUltT IIOI'KINS 1'rop'r. . ' ! " .loin-h 5t XY
In others and Mitels She wat one of .1 .
number cf veil-Inn women who Jahorul
In tin. I-1MI oml ol Loll Ion , e peelalU I'M
L in wniMng glrh. ! The otlic-i. I.ady l.m'l'
I'doy , , i daughter of the third dnki n
Munlroro , had always lived In giea' nKin
In her .ilacu In llerofordchlie , wheie she
died the other day at 01 Fhe Is Huoki'ii of
us o.ie who always taolt n ki-en Inttiec
In nil social fun 'tlonh and amifeim'nu "ii'l
ii\oil tn d'e H gorfeeouHlv In all Dn " > l'
of the ralnbuw. It Is mild t nil on tn > " '
slon of mivelllin ; the portialt of Hi' MiieCi
In HID slilrn hall In lleiefoid In ivi" KII
appealed In jubilee loloix , ui-.nliiK a ucai
let Haiti ) gown lo match tin uniform of
thu lord lieutenant anil ollln-ii. iinwi-nt KIH !
also wearing a while Innm I irlmnied wlto
ted and blue boami nl-uilor ribbons
pinned on her corsage
The Jale n ( three million bottles of thl > elegant hulr tlresilnj ; In the
United States and Great Britain In 1898 proves urpa 4lng merit.
Doctor May's KEEP LOOKING YOUNG. Every ISottlo
Hair-Health
to rcitorn itrity , ulillo or
nonr growth hltaclicd hair to youthful
unit roilorei color anil color and llfo , Is'nt ud > o ;
lirantx to Cray hair. Ho- dors not stain etulp ° r
moves JM.MMtUlT neil lloen.
Bto-i I1 A I , MM , and "NOT A GIIA > * JIAir.
broildneoftbohalr. COT- I.I.IT. the toitlmony of
erfliald tpoti. hundreds imlndt.
Ur IIAY'K IIAIIt- A oi.u'AS , iMivry
llnAl.TH Is practically a Ditr.Hhi M , , 111:1.1 : .
Hair Food , which acu on OATKI.V I'KHrDJIHI )
tin rooU , jrlilng them the AND AN IMI'OIITAM'
roqulroil nourlnluntnt. It ARJUNOT TO WKIIV
U made from abioluttly TOH.KT IT YOITH
pure TegeUble Ingrfdl. IIAIH IK I'AIJ.IM.
enti and doea not rub otf
OUT. IIIIKAKI.SO OH
or male the tialr LARGE 50c. BOTTLES. PAUIMl.TItYll'KOW.
Out tblta < lTrrtlieiiie < ntnut within llrodi > .
Ign ) ou. name nud addic lirro.
and tale tn an ; drnrtlit uu folio * InK lilt , and lie will RTO ! you a tars * l.ottle of pit. HAT'S
llAllt-IIKAl.TM and n c cake yf It. IIAVri IIAItKI.VA MKUIfiA'l'UI )
HO A I * , the licit otp/uuc u uicfor Hair , So lp , L'omiileilou , l > Ma ardlull t , botli for Alt
< cnl . rtrulur retail pilcc , 70 < - uU IliU uffor U jroud onto unit luiiuio fninll- . Undefined
lir rirDKKiiti li'law ill Irmlr liup , unly. or by I.OMO.V MIJ'l'I.V CO. ,
) , KB Yu'rV , aid , on receipt of ( iO conl and tnii drerlljinitut !
3 bottles , fl.U ) .
TRY AT ONCE DR , HAY'S ' HAIB-HEALTH | IHD HARFINA SOAP ,
Refuse Substitute ! . Dealers Make More Froflt on Inferior Preparations.
rol < mlnqdruno ! t " . > r. IUY'S IHIH-llfAlTH and ( URfm SOAP at their Btoreeoclyi
SHEH1IAN & M.'CONNCLL Ullt'O CO. . 3613 Dodge.
MYK o DILLON DIIUO CO. Hth and I-'arnam.
.T. A. FUI.LKIt & CO. llth and Iaiula .
WALDUON & UAMI'UULL. 222 B. ICth.
HICHAUDSON DHUO CO WhoKsilc Dealers