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Phone 08.
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC
Library books
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South Platte Publishing Co.,
PATER BOX MAKKM,
135 N. nth St., LINCOLN, NEB.
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Qyde Photographs
Athletic Photographs
Photographs of Babies
Photographs of Groups
Exterior Views
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The Photographer
129 South Eleeenik Stmt
Carl Myrer
Hangs
Paper ....
Does Painting. Frescoing, Grain
ing, and Inside Decorating. Can
giro you best service at rcasona
able prices would like to figure '
with you.
The Brush and Paste Mao,
Phone 5232. 3612 Q STREET
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I To wear in the kitchen when
1 you use a Gas Stove. We sell
1 them at cost and they don't
1 cost much. We do all the dig
ging, and connect the Stove
free when bought of us.
Lincoln Gas &
Electric Light Co.
Ofices Basement Brr Black.
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Seed in photos of your new homes to the 1
editor gad, if available, they will berepro- '
meed m these cohums.
FASHION
Although it is only August, whispers
of fall modes are already heard in the
realm of fashion. While we are wear
ing the thinnest of summery fabrics,
we are assured that velvets will be
worn during the coming new season to
an extent not seen for years, and that,
because of the lavish preparations for
the coronation in London, everything
"royal" will be in vogue. This means
that the vogue of ermine will be car
ried from last winter Into next, writes
the fashion dictator of the Philadel
phia Times. What with our velvets,
furs and laces, we were extravagant
last season, but a richer period In dress
is predicted for the coming winter than
has ever been known in this country.
Colored velvets will figure conspicu
ously in calculations for handsome
winter gowns. Not necessarily plain
velvets entirely, but those patterned
with contrasting lines and also spot
ted with polka dots like the foulard
silks. Gray velvet with lines of black
or white, or with white spots, will be
approved, shades of brown will be in
vogue, and brown velvet with red lines
is an example of the novelties among
these artistocratlc fabrics.
Cloths with a hairy surface are again
to be worn so rumor says. They are
smart for street wear, but they will
not succeed in supplanting the plain
satin-faced fabrics which are always
the handsome thing for dressy toilets.
The tailor gowns for early autumn,
the black and white hair stripe rough
wool material will be considered par
ticularly smart with a trimming of
bias bands of the material.
One of the marked features of au
tumn modes will be the popularity of
the lounge coat in preference to the
short jacket The coats of many of the
autumn costumes are long enough to
come more than half-way down the
skirt.
In the great conglomeration of styles
which can be noticed at the season's
close, a few features stand forth
prominently.
One of the most conspicuous gar
ments to be noticed is the lace Jacket,
and this must now be found in every
fashionable wardrobe, and, indeed, in
any wardrobe of any pretensions what
ever. Now, tdhave a lace jacket does
not mean a great deal, for lace Is cheap
and it is something that is easily
handled. Any woman can make her
self such a Jacket provided she have
the lace and in these days when this
delicate fabric can be obtained for up
wards of fifty cents a yard there is
little need of lamenting the lack of It
Miss Hay. who is to be married in a
short time, wears a very pretty lace
Jacket in white, lined with a dull crepe
de chine. The Jacket is in Italian lace,
made by hand, and of a pure white,
non-lustrous hue that Is almost a
mourning lace. Its lining Is dull crepe
and it is cut off above the belt and the
lining is box-pleated front and back,
while the outside is straight
A little band of black crepe de chine
outlines the neck or shoulder front and
back and on each side of the front
there are ribbon choux in bunches like
little rosettes, with dozens of hanging
ends about' one finger long.
As to hats, the return to favor of the
original form of toque with circular,
low blocked crown and brim turned up
straight all the way round and of the
same height as the crown is predicted.
It will be trimmed with ostrich feath
ers, wings, handsome couteaux, to any
of which the aigrette may be added.
The new broad-brimmed sailor, with
a very wide, low, flat crown, narrow
ing in at Its base, called the "Santos,"
will appear in felt
The latest Jewelry Is essentially ar
tistic both in design and in the exqui
site shadings of gold which are the
most sought-after effects of the mo
ment Flowers are popular motifs and
they lend their graceful forms and
lovely hues with artistic adaptability
to brooches and buckles. The blossom
itself frequently forms the centre, the
GREEN GABLES.
The Dr. Bonj. F. Bailey Sanatorium
Is not a hospital, not a hotel, but a home. The building is located on a sightly hill at Normal.
S.l'.f by uVLcr?..f the Lincoln street railway, being only 28 minutes' ride fromtae
-J?J? Mnter of S?.0"?- B to thoroughly equipped ancf beautifully furnished. Eery
riecWc current useful In the treatment of the sick b used, and Ideal TurklshTRuasia?, ani
Medicated Baths are given. In conditions where the kidneys and liver are aiected, andln
cases of rheumatism, our HotAlr Treatment has been remarkably snccessfuL For fuS 1"
formation addreess T0 M. r. mmttmy Bmmmtmilum. Unmmm, Mmm.
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a fine line o
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OFFICE, TENTH AND Q STS.
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OUR ARTIFICIAL ICE IS
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Telephone Orders to 226
LINCOLN ICE CO., 1040 0 St.
Gcmoungs
Pharmacy
1400 O Street . . . Open ali Night
Lomej's and Allegretti's Chocolates
HOT SODAS IN SEASON
Xntest 3ooks .
Hearts Courageous, by Hallie M. Rives, .... f 1.20
The Story of Alary MacLane, 1.20
The Virginians, by Owen Wister, 1.20
Stephen Holton, by Charles Felton Pedgin, .... 1.20
Tom Beauling, by Governeur Morris, 1.05
Red Anvil, by Sherlock, 1.20
Graustark, by George Barr McCutcheon 35
THE LINCOLN BOOK STORE, 1 126 O Street.
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stem and leaves being twisted round to
give the outline.
Sometimes the stalk forms the great
er part of the design, with a cluster of
the chosen flowers lilies of the valley,
sweet pea. hyacinth, clematis, or forget-me-nots
a,t one side.
Beautiful heads, or complete female
figures, often strange and wierd de
signs, appear in many of the larger
ornaments.
Some of the latest Jewelry from Paris
Is odd, almost queer In design. Among
the subjects sent out by the Parisian
designers are figures with an expres
sion of agony upon the faces (which
are nevertheless beautiful), writhing
amid flames that encircle them up to
the waist; or mermaids, whose limbs
descend into the translucent depths of
a mother-of-pearl sea. clasping drown
ed mariners In their arms.
"I dream my stories," said Hicks, the
author. "How you must dread going
to bed!" exclaimed Cynlcus. TId-Bits.
The president Then you don't care
to have your name mentioned in con
nection with your $100,060,000 gift to
our university?
The philanthropist Well, you might
say that you give my name without
my consent
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