12
THE QINrAHA DAILY REE; S UyDAY", AUGUST I4 190V.
IN THE DOMAIN Of WOMAN.
CONCI5HMNO Sl'MMKIt OIlll.S.
Southern Women fet tlir htylr In
I)llllllllllHIN (IMtfIN,
NEW YORK, Aur, 2. The wanlrobe Is
demorto, Indeed, this season which docs
not Include frc-m one to half a dozen' thin
ifrock of some sort, and so universally be
coming nrn found diaphanous effects that
cvon grandmnmna nro taking to them,
At all the fashionable watering places the
dearest old ladlen arc seen In airy violet
or black and white gowns, running to the
fame ornamentation, though In n modified
degroo, as those of their Juniors: but their
black net or muslin or mull mantles glvo
a pretty maternal touch to effects ome
times a sbado too Juvenile. Small maidens
of 6 and 10 act as a foil, walking demurely
in palo pink, blue or yellow organdies, with
tiny lnco-edgcd frills and tbrcadlngs of
Mack velvet ribbon. The motif of the thin
gown is gcncralty to lncrcaso the look of I
veiling, here and there a Louis XVI Jacket
of heavy brocade will descend from a car
riage at some smart out-of-town place to
bewilder the unsophisticated Into the be
lief that a masquerade Is going on some
where, for tho whole trend of these Jackets
Is toward elaborate plcturcsquencss Tho
wldo sleeves of some, which fall over un
dcrpuffs of white muslin or satin, show tho
Influence of tho popular novel In their
cavalier cuffs. With them go cravats of
pleated lace, highly suggestive of those
worn by Trench gallants of a century nud
more ago, and though the front and sides of
tho dashing garment may have an Eton
suggestion In reaching only to tho waist
line, tho back sports an historical looking
tall, folded In pleats, and showing In many
Instances flat enameled or Jeweled buttons.
A round or long Jeweled buckle, slipped
through a belt of folded panne, ornaments
the waist at tho spinal point. At tho front
there are lace rovers, which end at tho
BODICE OF SILK AND EMBROIDERED MUSLIM.
delicacy at every point. Therefore tho
most fragljo laces nro used, tho .finest
knlfo pleating, openwork: yokes are left
unllned and gauzo ribbons of a falry-llko
toxturo are employed for bows and sashes.
Somo of these thin ribbons, which In a
certain open wcavo go under the namo of
"grenadine," recall, with their embroidered
flowers, or shadowy painted designs, tho bc
rtbboned glories of tho long ago. It is
observed, too, that thoy aro mainly seen
on tho toilettes of tho southern belles who
yearly invado our summer resorts. "You
Bee," says a Now Orleans belle, "Wo
Louisiana peoplo stick to tho old Croolo
notions for summer wear, tho thinnest pos
slblo materials, tho palest colors and as
llttlo additional trimming as possible."
Three IIcwMcIiIiik Frock.
And hero a word on tho thrco bewitching
llttlo frocks which aro displayed in tho
group picture. All nro fashioned with
evening Intent, but with each Is supplied
n high-throated "tucker" of whlto tucked
organdy or organdy and laco, which por
mlts afternoon wearing. A single slip of
ivory whlto taffeta docs duty for all thrco;
and slip, materials, trimmings and making
included, the, dainty trio represent, all told,
tho modest sum of J39.
Tho foremost tolletto In tho picture Is of
whlto organdy, a chasto dead whlto, with
bodlco applications of white laco In scal
loped entro deux. Nnrrow straps of black
velvet hold tho tucked chemisette over
the shoulders and outltno stylishly tho
waist and skirt flounces. These nro tucked
to within two Inches of tho bottom, from
whero thoy frJH out, only tho tiniest odgo of
tho velvet showing beyond tho materials.
Tho result Is an under-shadowing extremely
effective.
A "painted organdy" with brownish yel
low wall flowers on a pale vlolot back
ground Is delightfully country In Its sug
gestion. A kilted skirt flounco of tho
plain violet Is held down by bands of
ivory Kronen lace, which also decks tho
shoulders of tho squaro-necked blouse.
Around tho bust of this, completely en
circling tho body, a novel effect Is gained
by three rows of black velvet ribbon, which
llkewlso girdles the waist and ties prettily
around tho baro throat.
Tinnlioiir IOmtiroldory.
Tho third costume Is tho most raroly ra
diant of tho collection. A slip effect Is
demonstrated in plain organdy In a vivid
canary shade, with an outlining and bodice
fastening of black volvet ribbon. Tho
petticoat front, under blouse and sleoves
nro of tho samo, handworked with a light
thread of black. In tho easy, looso lock
stitch which when properly accomplished
has a look of tho old tambour crobroldory.
Many of tho ecru batistes are worked
all over in this wny machine cmbroldfry
of course and In tho most expensive de
signs they Imltato tho beautiful old tam
bour muslins to a degroo highly deceptive.
In tho pattern dresses, whero tho skirt Is
half mado and tho bodlco outlined ou nn
uncut length, tho charming old rubo effects
nro also seen, tho narrow slip fronts, in
deed, of tho Infants' long dross.
Oilil lloilli'r Hiii-fly Seen.
Not many odd, fancy bodices aro seen
nowadays and by that I mean direct con
trast In colors and mntorlal from tho skirt.
But with certain Jupes, plain silk or line
back In a rich cavalier collar. ,
A charmlntr odd bodlco for a slliht fieuro
Is hero Illustrated and slnco lt'tollowa tho
usual blouso lines but llttlo moro material
than a shirtwaist calls for Is required.
Champagne colored taffeta laid In narrow
tucks and strips of embroidered moua
sellno, Introducing natural flower tints,
composo this dainty confection. Tho novel
sleoves fall over poufs of white mull, held
at tho wrist with bands of tho worked
moussellne, the vertical lines of tho cors
ngo and collar edgo being mado by rows cf
stitching In different tints black, bluo,
rose, gold and vlolot.
Ueiunnil of Needlework.
A tolletto d'apron mldl Is nothing If not
magnificent, though nothing moro than
black und whlto Swiss Is employed for Its
foundation. Upon this Is nppllqucd sprays
of flowers, panel diversions and medallions.
surrounded by chenille frames, of black
chantllly laco. Narrow black velvet rib
bonthe bablest width forms tho outlining
of Jacket, skirt frill nnd hip decoration;
black moussellno boa, and whlto ncnpoll
tan hat with black velvet bow and whlto
carnations.
Altogothcr this tolletto exemplifies with
tho highest art tho Infinite pains tho mod
cm dressmaker must take to create tho
studied richness of somo of tho thin gowns
seen. All of tho applications aro put ou
by hand, each leaf point and robebud rc
quiring- tho most dcllcato touch, while tho
yardB and yards of volvet ribbon represent
many Journeys of tho needle. It makes
one's back acho to think of It llko tho
Song of the Shirt! But handsewlng is &
featuro of all tho smartest cfothes now
adays, and despite tho tenderness of our
hearts we go on demanding It.
MARY DEAN.
HOUSEHOLD LAIIOHATOIIY.
Importance of Trnper Trentiiirnt of
the Kitchen Mnlils.
As the stomach Is tho laboratory of
tho human system, so is tho kitchen tho
laboratory of a great deal of the comfort
of the houso and If all is not well with
II tho trouble will it onco be felt through
out tho whole dwelling. With tho demands
of the maids ar.d tho gradual but constant
lncrcaso of wages the varloui panaceas
of tho reformers In domestic affairs, with
euch examples as the rumored eight-hour
relays of servants in the homes "of Mrs.
Emmons Blnlno nnd other wealthy and
philanthropic women, things nro In
dangor of reaching such a point that only
the wealthy can keep servants. It Is then
for the interest of every family to maka
their homes attractive and comfortable for
tho maids, to hnvo the kitchen made as
pleasant nnd as easy to do work In as
conveniences, good nature good food and
freedom from undue exactions can make
It, to have It so Inviting In Its way that It
will bo preferred to tho shop or any father
of tho various other places of employ
ment. Tho drawing room or tho boudoir Itsolf
Is not moro attractive than is tho kitchen
of spotless floor, shining range, white
tables, bright tins and porcelains and neat
maids with cheerful faces. But there will
not bo choerful faces there if tho kitchen
does not feel Itself appreciated In tho
parlor and, unless tho establishment bo
A Messing to all Women
Great joy and comfort comes Into every household
when the virtue of "Mother's Frlond" is
known. No more gloomy forebodings or nervousness
by expectant mothers, as all pain is prevented by the
external use of " Mother's Friend' the marvelous
liniment. There is nothing like it.
B. F. MlOWH.of WtiMIII, T., wtlim "Mmy ft mr lft' Mend, ra
utd Motatr'l Friend' bfoft lonnotmenl, trJ xyihfr would nut )4l throuiti
ttaoid4l agala without lining It, trta 1(11 ecu ij perlMtU."
uSl,,l.b,,.1p"?, PM "".""'I ptlcf.t.OOwr Bottle. B.
BOLD T ALL D1UGGI1TS,
"il fu nyiWm4
THE H HAD FIELD KKGLLATOR CO, Atlanta, G.
on the scale of those whero earlier meals
are served expressly for the servants,
does not hnvo its share nlso of tho good
things of the dining room and Is not given
full share of pleasures nnd frequent holi
days, too. '
The housekeeper wh6 looks nftdr tho
well-being of her maids usually finds her
self rewarded by their refedrd In turn for
her own well-being. She need not bo told
In this age of the world that it robs her
dignity of nothing If sho takes nn Interest
In her maid's wardrobe, In tho becoming-
ness of their lints nnd Jackets nnd faur-ln-hands,
In heir friends nnd families , nnd
likes nnd dislikes. If she affords them nn
easy bed to sleep on, If she places toilet
articles on their wash stnnd3 to take tho
stains from their poor hands, If she gives
them tickets now and then to such enter
tainments as there are, if sho lets them
nlone nt their meals nnd takes pains not
to Interfere with their religious obser
ances nnd allows tbcm the kitchen to
themselves In tho evenings for their frlctida
and followers.
Happiness In the kitchen means, to n
great extent, good cheer In the whole house,
"a merry heart goes nil the wny, your sad
tires In n mllo-n." The girl who Is con
tented nnd goes singing about her work
does twice ns much nnd docs It twice ns
well as the ono who Is half-hearted and
feels the world gone wrong; sho puts her
honor and conscience Into It, her heart
Is In tho cooking, honesty In tho dusting
nnd bedmaklng and all the rest, nnd she
relieves her mistress of a hundred cares,
It Is worth somo nmount of trouble, of
thought nnd of foreboarnncc, to bring nbout
this stata of satisfaction In the kitchen,
and sooth to sny It requires It. It demands
tact and good nature, nlso the power to
overlook trifles, tho quality of not expect
ing gratitude to be proclulmcd nt every
turn, and of perceiving It when It Is shown
In tho work. Tho mistress who practices
these gentlo nrts will seldom want for
good Borvlco. "I hnvo heard you well
recommended," said nn applicant for a
placo to n woman whose endeavor It was
'to mako her kitchen a homo rather than
a slave pen. Perhaps tho employer smiled
at tho phrase, hut a second thought must
havo told her that sho needed endorsement
ns much as tho other party, and thnt In
tho wldo underground telegraphy from
kitchen to kitchen there was little left
unknown of her own tricks nnd manners.
It Is not the dependents In such houses
ns hers who hand ngnlnst tho employer
as a common enemy. Savo In ' ra"ro In
stances of stupidity or of evil disposition
tho -servant In such a houso becomes an
ally, a treasured member of tho family
which makes her happ'lness, nnd whose
happiness she helps increase, coming In tho
lapse of time to sharo tho Joys and sor
rows of tho houso, Its secrets, Its sontl
mo its nnd its confidences, beloved by tho
children and leaned upon by tho elders.
HAUKIBT PRESCOTT SPOKKOItD.
Several years ago she began to find it
dltllcult to compete with younger teachers
nnd their more niodcrn methods nnd Miss
Tukey, who had always been interested In
the study of heraldry, resblvcd to make her
knowlcdeg of this art supplement her In
come. In this she hns nttalned a remark
able degree of success.
MlfS Tukcy's studio consists of a large,
square room, whoso walls arc covered with
faded paper. Ou one of the walls Is draped
a. large American flag, and artistically ar
ranged on shelves, tables and walls are
books, decorated china, handsome paintings
nnd a vast assortment of colored plates,
showing coats of nrms nnd other heraldic
devices. .
Miss Tukey is authority for the state
ment that coats of nrms nro coming more
nnd more Into favor with American fami
lies. "It is only natural, aftcrnll, thnt this
should bo so,"- explained 'Miss Tukey.
"Many of the .best. American families have
always foil a pride in their escutcheons.
And why not 7 They constituted a part of
our nnccstrnl heritage. Washington used
his crest and' so too, did Benjamin Krnnk
lln nnd Peter Kaneull of Boston. Presi
dent Adams', had a crest ,'nlso, although
many persons bpllcvc ho designed it him
self, but this Is not! so. I discovered tho
Intd the open end of the tuck and pour In
tho plaster nnd lime. Mnke the tucks nn
Inch apart nnd fill them evenly. IVm'tlcrcd1
charcoal may be mixed with the Ilmo and
plaster for pads which are to hang where
foodstuffs are kept.
l'rllN of I'lintiliin,
Holts of gray suede, with tiucklcs of sil
ver In French gray, are much In favor.
White pique- bolts with silver eyelets nnd
a plain buckle are worn by young girls.
Ostrich feathers nro worn to u greater
extent thin season than for some years
past.
White moussellne nnd swIss shoufng
black pin .spots mako the prettiest of sum
mer towns.
The in 'vest wnlst bags nro mndo from
genuine antique 1'crslnn brocade, and tho
clasps ore of carved oxidized silver sot with
Coral.
Kvonlng gowns for young married women
aro cut very low back and front and de
ficiencies are supplied with u drapery or
tulle.
Black and fawn colored hair braid toques,
trimmed with rllvbon and quills, are nmntig
tlu early predictions for fall styles In mil
linery. A mod I urn -sized fancy button makes nn
artistic fastener for a bolero. There Is an
endless variety from which to make a se
lection. Hobos of embroidered twine colored ba
tiste that earlier In the Hoason were beyond
HUNTS CHUSTS i'OIl A I.IYINCi.
Woman' 'Whole Time Spent In Flml-
itiK Armorlnl llcnrlitKi.
Interesting studies arc. neither few nor
difficult to find In tho borough of Brooklyn,
but It Is doubtful whether among them
there Is any moro unique than one that Is
to bo found on nn uppor floor of tho build-'
Six
BLUE AND WHITE PERCALE WITH
BANDS OF BLACK WASH LINEN.
Ing at -JG7 Fulton street, whero a whlto
placard, fastened on a door, bears tho
legend, "Miss Adelaldo Tukey. Studio.
Heraldry."
If tho visitor makes bold to knock tho
door is oponed by n llttlo whlto-hnlrcd
woman with bluo eyes, reports tho Brook
lyn Eaglo. This Is Miss Tukey herself,
who, as tho visitor will soon learn, Is not
a whit less Interesting than her studio.
Miss Tukey Is 65 years of ago and Is tho
daughter of a Boston Jawycr, whoso name
wus well known In his profession In tho
40s, With tho death of her father,. Miss
Tukoy was confronted with -tho necessity
of earning a livelihood, nnd, accordingly,
sho becamo n teacher of painting on china.
ELEGANT COSTUME OF BLACK AND WHITE.
genuine escutcheon ot tho Adams .family,
emblazoned on a,. .window, ,1a nn 'ancient
church that still sla'nds In tho town of
Chaplii, In tho north of "England. It ..was
formerly a welsh town nnd tho family
namo' was Ap-Adam, which Is really "son
of Adam." Tho 's' is n modern annexation."
WATCH THK CKM.AIl.
llcnlth Depend on KcOpliiK It Dry
mill Snoot.
Quicklime, borax, charcoal, dry copperas
and plaster, aro tho things to mako nnd
keep n cellar sweet and fresli. Movo out
all things movable, sweep, tako up dust,
open bins and closets and set doors and
windows wide. Then In overy bin, or en
closed space, set nn earthen vessel, dish or
bowl, with several lumps of qulckllmo In It
Strow grains of dry copperas all over tho
lime, tnen alack It, but do not wet It, yet
bo suro the slacking Is thorough. Steam
from tho llmo, rising up ntld out, will t'aTto
away nil bad air and 111 odors.
Leave tho cellar open and empty for two
hours, then scatter dry powdered borax all
around, In corners nnd along tho walls nnd
wherever there Is a placo whero It will
not bo In the way hang n pleco of not, such
as fish net, with somo lumps of fresh- char
coal tied Insldo. Leave tho borax until
next cleaning time. Take tho charcoal
bags down every week, empty them, heat
tho charcoal vory hot, return to the bags
nnd replnco them. Charcoal has a marvel
ous power to. absorb all sorts of bad smells.
Tho power Is strictly proportioned to Its
freshness, which tho heating restores.
Make cheesecloth pads of plaster, mixed
with powdered slacked lime, and hnng them
against the walls that aro likeliest to be
damp. Llmo and plaster aro bo thirsty,
they tako nil tho spars water to them
selves, thereby preventing must and mold
A good way to-makc tho pads Is to stitch or
run Inch tucks in a length of 'cheesecloth
or coarse lawn, then slip a funnel spout
BEACH OOWN OF MAIZE BUNTING WHOSE BORDER OF VIOLET AND BLACK
the rench of fdender purso owners, nre now
4p bo had at marked reductions'.,)! price,, -
Tho fashion for 'dressing tho hair low on
tho nnpe of tho neck Is growing In fame
and tho front hair slightly w,tive4;ls parted
cither In tho center opu little to one side.
, Among the new materials which uro.com
Ing In tho tnnrket Is something cWIed bur
lap In a light grny. It resembles canvas,
and to havo any stylo must bo' tailor nintlo.
Beading of lnco nnd embroidery, hcroto
foro n favorite trimming for children's
dreeses, hntt como Into general uso this
season for summer .gowns and is also seen
upon light wool costumes.
Imported outing lints nro nmong tho mid
sonKon reductions In the millinery depart
ments, and those to whom these odd-shaped
English designs nro becoming may secure
excellent liatH exceptionally low figures.
Tho vory latest corset Is a compromise
between tho old model nnd tho later ono
with the exaggerated straight front. Tho
strnlght lino Is not confined to tho front en
tirely, hut Is distributed nil around, making
tho curve nt tho back moro nnturnl. ;
Washablo petticoats nro the lenders. They
are mndc with closely tltting.tops nnd much
befrllled with simple or olaborato trimming
of Inre and Hamburg edging. Dimity, lawn
nnd nainsook nro alike favored. Except In
foulard or pongee tho jdlk petticoat has dis
appeared for tho tlmu being.
Ono of the ihokt serviceable of tho latest
conveniences for tho traveler is a Jewel
case, mado In the stylo of nn old-fashioned
bill pocketbook, with compartmontH for cuff
nnd collar' buttons, scarf pins, rings and
other such nrtlclos. The cnscH nre made
of seal, monkey and lizard skin.
Long, looso driving coats of .whlto linen
of tho silky quality are ono of tho swagger
thlngH of fashion. Thoy are mado simply
with a piping of colored linen or more ele
gantly finished with a deep eollnr of lace
over which a narrow collar of black velvet
turns down about tho neck, Tho slueveH
aro full bishops with wristbands tit velvet
and Incc, and sometimes thero nro llttlo
rovers of tucked whlto silk edged with
tiuck velvet.
Talk Alioiit Women.
Miss Rose Dnvlson Is tho IVnwnllan enm-
HiinMunri in uiu I'uu-Aincricnn exposition
nt Buffalo.
..J1',11"!!!!?,1 I?rr,,cQt! Spofford lives on a boau-
mm uiiiu jsmiiu in mo muifiie or tno Mem
.....v. iiti m-iu ouwuurypnri, tony miles
from Boston, A part of each winter, how.
-'. ojiuiiiin in jiu.-min unu in vvnsli
Ington.
I hero nro three sister In Ill nols who
raise gold and silver fish (tho latter callol
para.dlse fish) to sell In Chicago. Thoy a o
,.,, loiiii-t nun iviii-u jiu.tms. i noir oc
cupntlon Is said to bo as Interesting us It Is
unusual
According to tho census reports Mrs
Blanche Douglas Leathers Ik the onlv 1
censed woman sen captain In tho Tnltod
Stntos. Sho commands ono of thn largest
steamboats on the Mississippi, tho Nntr-hrz,
which mnkes regular trips between New Or
leans nnd Vlcksburg.
An nmntoMir photogrnpher enmped down
In front of Hetty Green's cottngo at Hollows
Falls tho other tiny nnd prepared for laiKl
nesH. She saw him, slipped out of tho buck
door, rnn through tho gainon, cllmhod an
eight-foot fonco and hunted uti nn ofTlc.T of
tho law. Then tho man with the earner i
was ordered to move on.
i'Mrs. Lnvlnn Winkler of Kokomo. Ind .
now counts four gonerntlnns of ber de
scendants. Thoro was n reunion at her
home last week on her ninety-first blrthdav.
nt which were present L'07 members of hfr
family nine children, eighty-six grand
children, 101 grout-grandchildren and eleven
grout-grcnt-grandchlldron.
At tho recent convention of tho wholesale
saddlers In Milwaukee) moro was O' o
womnn dolegato, Mrs. I.01111 nohrens or
Ohio. Mrs. Hehrcns 1 a graduate of the
Womrn's School of l'hnrinnov in 1 mil .
vllle. Sho was drawn Into her hushind'a
saddlery, business through her knowloiUo
of chemistry and took chargo of tho fac
tory wncn ne moa
130EWAH
Mum,
ft WV ')
TO
r
' A Ik
White mke
mm Soft oal
Round Oak I'tinmccs have large feed doors,
hunt wood or coal; but whntevcr they
burn, give greater heat than nnv other
furnaces, because all the gases nnd ncnrly
nil the smoke is consumed. The smoke Li
white from a Round Oak Furnace burning
fofteo.il; that means 110 waste fuel. The
principle h not new, but the application
to the Round Oak in new in that iki
holes are cut through the fire pot.
Eimml Hair
ro different
flout all others
In many olbcr
things' In colli
coiiHtriiiilon, In
rcapiHiabioncflu
of price. If von
aro going to buy n
fiirnnoc, a end for
our rroo rtirnnco imok
contulnii U'cfnl Infor
mation about hf nlllii;,ill
mcur.lon. turnaco regula
tion, cntl!atlou, etc.
I"STATl 111'
P. D. BCCIUVITII.
Ilrmiit-l.il, Mtrlw
J.iri oi necku tth t Aoumt
It nr In the uvrtJ.
liuund iuU l'uriiui'c liru for nlo til
innatm by Milton Rogers & Son
Q tvltti out it m:lns removed.
Vll I III l m 1 1 I"1 1' ifi irrriwjfM
0 't0tT
if
I
'
THE FAiE OF HE. WPERT
HAS NliVEK HERN EQUALLED 1W ANY OTHER
COMPLEXION SPECIALIST
The most
imitated
- 1
woman in
the world
For thirty
years a
successful
career
.Tut Discoveher of Face Bleacu
MME. A. RUPPERPS'
ace
each
Removes Permanently
. . PIMPLES. BLACK HEADS. FRECKLES.
I.. . .. ECZEMA, MOTH PATCHES, SALLOW-
NESS, and WRINKLES NOT CAUbliD
. BY FACIAL' EXPRESSION. : : : : :
Does not cover up but removes the blemish J
.
is)
.
.
'
Pace oleach
' BRIGHTENS, CLEARS and BEAUTIFIES the COMPLEXION
Improves a. Good Skin and Works Wonders with a Bid One
ITS MERITS KNOWN THE WORLD
OVER. USED AND RECOMMENDED
BY REFINED PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.
Absolutely Harmless and cAlways Successful,
1 - 1 '
Drop In, ind ktobve Mme. Rupocri' Face Bleach shown to rou,
nd hive It merlu, minner of ulng and wonderful rtult explained.
' io rou will be llsflcd It It wbtl rou need for your complexion.
a
0 ,
We always carry a full line of Mme. A. Rupperl's Oray Hair Restorative
Egyptian Balm, Almond Oil Complexion Soap and Hair Tonic
Call and have their merit oiplalnml to you.
Ask for Mme. Rupperfs book. "HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL." FREE
KUHN & CO.,
The 'Reliable Prescription Pharmacists,
Sole Agents for Omaha.
i:iuc.vtiu.ai,.
ZitaMithcd 18G7.
Incorporated 1B77.
Chicago Wmm College
US. F. ZIEOFELD, Freildcnt.
COLLEGE BLDO., 202 Michigan Boul., Chicago, Ills.
Sstooi of Acting
WOOEHM
LAHOUftQEf
Entire building occupied' !
tiuiively by thli Institution,
DOAnO OF MUSICAL DIRCCTOrlSl
Dr. F. Zltqfeld Hans Von Schiller Dr. Louli Falk
William Castle licrnhard Llitemann S. 11. Jjcnbiohn
Rudolph Ganz Charles Gauthier Herman Devries
Hart Conway, Director School of Acting.
S&lh Season Begins ScpteirciBsep 9
Tho Cblcniro Musical OoHoro Is tho larcost nnd most coiuplotQ pchool of IU
klml In Amerlcn. . ...
lfiisthontroiiepst faculty over UKwmhlw! InnFCbno nf mnlcjj lenrnlnu,
, Tha now Collect! llulimiiR Initio Uncut structure In uiistenco tlOTtitnl ciclmi.
IvelncininiKlciillrnMimm, . ....
The BTftom of Innrnctlnn and nrranncmont of courtos rcprraent tliooutcomo
oftlilrty-nvnyenrRiif vxiivrlenrn. . , .
Tho torma nf tmtinn urn llm lnwnut cuiuiuoniuratn iv I til llio tilKU grado of
iiipirucuou.
Nov Illustrated Cataloijuo Mailed Free.
d -
A SKIM OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
DR.T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM, OK .MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER.
Hrmovea Tan, Plmplta.
Fracklct, Moth ratchet,
.Miairi anil Hkln ill,
trait, and evary
J fclamlah on baauty.
ana ucnu aetoc
tlon, It h atooj
tho trat of
yfars, and li in
harmlcra wt tutla
It to ba aura
fa properly madr.
Acctpl no counter,
fill ot Imllar
nam. Dr. I A.
Sayre aatd to a la.
dy of th haut.ton
(a ntl,nt)l
you ladles will tine them. I reconv
'fiOUllAIjn'H CREAM' as the leat
harmful of all tho Hkln preparations." For
sale bv all Druggists ana Ifnrvcy Oooda
DcAlarsMn the U. 3. and Europe,
i iTERD. T. IIOl'ICIMS, I'rop'r,
- 17 Great Jones St., K, X.
JO!' lfD mm sjra
"As
men-1
XOTI5. AtinllratlniiR fnr Dm 17 fr-r... nr-ii iMi i.nrlliil H h . lu mil 1 1 s will bo received
until Auburn 10,
23yto25Ju.buliAtc.
OHICAQO.
Tlir l.ru'Mliff NrLoul
or
MUSIC
and
DRAMATIC ART In U' Writ ri'ty nnliient intrurtor
'rlchr, tralnlntr d'it Mirny Frtr Advnnlaicc.
hlClll rnlff 10 tnlaillncl nilplli at lllllllo'l mean., t nil
ltm Ltirim heit ml'oi t 1WI Catniunuo niAlltnl tnts.
JIMIV J. II.VTTM AlllH', Klrrctur,
Kitcfien: Utensils
IIAVINO THIS
Trade Mark
NO POISON
Is used la Ihecdamel.
ILCOX TANSY PILLS
Monthly Kegulator. Salt and Suro. Ncier
Falls. Druoalttl or b Mall. Price. 12
Stndlur Woman's Safeguard (free).
WILroX MP U'lhSt .PMia..Ps.
ii- .suniiM.tr, a MfCn.x.vKi.L
IIHIIU Cll S. W. Cur, Kith niul l)u,u
(,, Utiinhii, .Veil, .
JBi'ownell Jail
lCxri'Ilcnt utlvantnKCH In music, nrt, tho
modern Iiiiikumki'h, I.utln nml Greek. Latest
inrtlioils in teaching the iiut.nul hcIpiiccs
und matlmmutlcH. llcml of inuslc duiart
merit. MIsh Ware, three yeniH u pupil of
the late Oncnr Unit, Jierlln, Clormany.
Mish Wuro'H mothotls and theorlcn In ac
cordance with thoiie of the well-known
masters of the world. In every depart
ment thoroughness ItiHlHtutl upon as essen
tial u eluir.icter liulldliiK. Special atten
tion to development of Individuality ami
also to development of 'a nensd of social
ruhporHlblllty. Olves r;ood general educa
tion anil prepnreH for any eollese open to
women Instructors college Kratluates,
Kend for calnloue. Addioas Miss Mactao.
'i'rlnrlpal, Om.iha.
DVORAK
Dramatic School
KIMBALL IIALL.241 Wabash av, Clilcagoll
Tall t,crni opens Sept. 9. Send for CataloEiie.
, , j;UVAItl) UVOUAK, Dlrcotoi.
i
r