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€ A LESSON IN TILLAGE.
pelsartment of Agriculture, moaylure woul•I rIw to the surface,
The texture or phyla -al oon.11ton I anal parr off into the atmosphere
of the rota is hau•ly always more ' by evaporatlou. By making these
purer very ,ouch lsrger near the
wpdortan4 than its more riehnerr 10 our(aee, tiln rootsture lu a dal
pont fool. • Every fernier knows, ' la Its upward movement, and Ohl.
ur should tante, that 0 hard and 1 result ran be eincompii1hed by light
lumpy cull w.11 K►t grow goof crops, surface cultivut'• 1, which pro-
duces n "soil mule'" Thi,. mulch Of
Ila natter bow 'Much plant 10011 It Ifo i roil &movers' . t the same
may contain. A eta r t0.1. whkb hay purpose au n board hold in cut-
est; producing cropy fur any num- 'the
toff the direct r, lueelioe of
num-
ber of yea,* may 1w ed. air owly au- tb'' cuplllury well with e atmos
phere. Ay Noon as the •11 - be -
lured by one injudicious p'uughing in owed baked or encru'.tett, to est-
• wet time aim to ruin It for the pillory eonneetion with th ut-
gruwlug M coup. for two or throe namphPre le renewed, and ':an rim
para Thu Wiury 1 to le rho ..pom l- tillage 1s rtptir0I to re-eetab h
7the ',Neil-unrh."
flotation of its 1»: »►sial testes*. sot 1t 'slioul.l njwayr be remembered)
k1 the lersenin,rt 1(l its frrtQUy. A that a large amount of water is
✓ oWy sob an ay also be S.rQu.if•1 n,cc ary fur a plant, because Its
p,tir..1 our ti.• gruwlug� 01 say crop fool TA pi a very dilute .oiutlege,
u the uncus, or (4euy4ug urgaulc and that water 14, also, used in build -
mailer, be alluw.'l to •Lori• out W lilt plant beams._
it. It becomes knells,. at tielckly MepNnrr Im N-eeesayry le the. Boll,
lose. ill' 111o114UP8'. 810.1 41 11‘0mee for without It the action by which
excetrvoly hut 4" bright sunra7 the roots are able to capriole the
weather. .olkl iarittier of mineral matter an
A finely divided, mellow, friable set free plant fool cannot take place.
,ole 1+ more p olu:tIve than a bard As the t!hctritSutlon of ralufkil la
lumpy IOU of the hilar ch meal 1.1101-
_, beton 1 any grown control the farm-.
ps,dtloa. Why Because 1, I.oy ,•r Intel plate his dep•mdrnee under
awl r.Lains ties mo.rture; it ho da or,dn:u•y conditions 011 the euovrr_
wore ant'; it permute greater sur- taint► of owl ttyul>ltures
.ta.0 to the nits; .1 promotes f.•r Surface tillage. a,al.1 (oeoueat•s
tU.ty; It hitt. at Vie dn.uwpos:tee early In the *piing all as to conserve
u( Iho m'teral •l''w.•ats; 41-lntsal lrr, for .'%Pry d:n\'s delay niter
rateable ,eltrewr. of temperature, th..40,1 Ig Ida 111 ('04il.'On m o14. Ib.•
w.1 It-piluvr�y 3.4.t ter vont-hold to hue. d loud Tit the plat((. 1,1 air theme and Outer A.y, hnotement with whom%
ey *Wows aro al Ibis when the Skirt
talks 1,1 Sampling (lues. FaelJuaed of
I ae r hm'rtiaa and stet's* of sheer
lawn °f ti►e Nam, width set together
Fai ••• 11 r t. . cretin a Is thlr tory dOt t^afhtNre beh,rw r ntlwted.
n tnc ReaI . A fairy"ik.' nicht 1(i; of t'aiew"Irlltl• W
thee, �►r If title 1're t t
LATE NOTES OF FASHION- AN ALLEGORICAL WEDDING GOVT
til
-DAINTY LINGERIE -GENERAL NOTES FOR THE FAIR SEX
From green to red Doane In able's
hue turned with startling sudden -
neer. No owner have all women in-
verted titter impure cash and. Inciden-
tally, their lart peony of plc money
It getliug green for hat and gown
anti hove than the fickle dame who
arbitrate* the mules (McLaren that
green real' bo land aside and red
put ut7 ineto%td.
The slew real Ir out a geranium
rd, Iter is It a tomato rod, nor can
It be called oxrdldal, termlllwt,
crimsons or any of those familiar
shales. It Ie very far from being
the. (lark automobile which hold the
o.'Mre of the adage early In the
spelug, and It. le 'rathing like the
crushef strawberry whlt'l, IMP long
been known ae the red of the rum-
mer.
It le clear fruit redo
Fruit red la a diode borrowed
from the ,ripe fruit. It matcher the
ripe strawberry, the lureiour rap
berry, the crutre of the watermelon,
the outeete of the pomegranate and
the rod! of the ripest ride of the
peach. It le a color which hooks
he though it were awake, a color
wuMat, while tot brllltaut, le good
w,ouglt to ant. 'Haat 1e fruit red as
It actually looks.
tipou hate you see it, trot In the
tame alone, but in the actuality%
tha stew, plum*, very rwull peached,
little apples of tike variety known
out "love apples," all are grouped and
worntet to trim the
wort( or 'separately i r w
loackn of Insider the rides.
Fruits are also arrairged In the
middle of bunches of ribbon, rib -
boo ohoux au they are called, and
pat rot as hurt and belt bows.
The w•mi.kirt IN rather shortening
It its td(ot unless' It be worn In the
Laugtry manner. Tian Langtry semi -
skint Its a. fade of the 1,0141011 r/•uw,u.
and. /queen Alexandra halt said that
she like IL
First there Ls an unlereklrt which
is very loner neat very much trimmed
and very fluffy around the feet ; then
there awe.; the semirkirt, or over-
iklrt, whhel' in Just n■ long as the
bark, ua,1 elicit flue 11111 lulu )our
1uw (uelfure.
1'hn llullumd bow W rxun1lont 81101.
as the naw" bltggl.+rnr, it Lower a
Hoiln104sie typo. It it mada of Dolt
blue Valli'. 'Thom.. are lour hlop.t.
two pointing to the right and two
to the left. Two Of the loops are
Longer than the other two, :old from
the trout the two long 1004.4 ate
visible. They set out 1(t euwh rile
of the head and rather frame Ola
face,
Tho face frame is oke of the moat
cou.'plcuous th!ugr of this ammeter ■
faah.one. The halt Ie dress:vl al le
at the elle and the hat trimmings
are arranged to glee breadth to the
head. Th., 1.4 114 014(4 far u coiffure
that in low, 4y 1441 to forma aelllier
for the blot of Ula huu.l, the nick
and the cure. The wide hair bow
accentuates this effect, for the
toeing show at the side,
11 you doubt tlw bro0w'mgnls$ of
the face frame, elan 1 in front of your
mirror 1111:1 try beth methods. (r-
t'ange your hair once very smoothly,
dram it back from your face and put
on your lett plainly, without any at-
tempt at the little ornamentations.
witch are so nollxrable in the arm -
eater fashiour.
Now look at yourself and see how
trying the style IN. If you have
defects, they are brought out. and
your face Looks hard In outline, for
there is nothing to frame your fea-
tures,
The Nlufly tilers.
Try the effect of arranging your
hair full at the *Ides. Wear it over
the I'Ievw pompadour, wh'ch is a
temple -rat." arrauged at each
temple with the hair drawn aver
11. After yon have puffed your
hair wave Il and lel It set out
around your face like an
aurrol. Nature really deetgned your
hair l0 this iaeliiuu. and it Ie only
your fully whrh draws It back from
tb, temples, where Lt Ir meant to
curl or Ile.
1'ut e:• your hat and pet tete
flowers which
are put realer the
ways tie ree.l.,wnl i4 of ih.r 1511 'en' (*tabhrl: ant maintain a sgpfaoe
dere 11).' plant i.01 more ataUable, •.iouk'li the harrow ;s %A 1:1bIP;
and affords a coageu4ll and cone frequent harrowing of nn or cool
furlable place to which th.• plant will greatly lessen the etapora ton
may grow. from the eurfae', Where eul'av it.nr 1'
J Vlret Prepare Ike Null. 1 sere ORM aim oonnerv.rs of mutate
11 144 wa ee to apply cuwmerrlul
fertilisers to -lands which are not
In proper pitydrnl rendition • for
the eery beet growth of crops. How.
thea. can the texture of hinds be
Immersed 7 By Judicious pluugIiag
mad tiling*, and mulches; by the
incorporation of huatua; by. the
are of under drains, wind break...
applications of Ilse,, salt and adap-
tation of crop to soli.
A number of experiments have
been carried out on our awn "x-
periuutrtal farms, as well as at
Ithaca. N Y., and ekes l.4 re, as 1
the results point generally to Ur.•
necessity of preNerviug ,unisture hu
4e sol:, the first step towar1N
which Is to pat the roil In 41,111 as
physical condition that It will be
pus Ione to water ; Hutt is, that it
will afford! a reservoir (for it. emote favorably On marchy, sour lands.
Free water within eighteen Inches ;.Lime, Rypvnm, a snit aro good con-
e( the surface of the soil Is InJurl,;'
e.
ons to the grrw-th ,of cultivsteed ramie. wc.
orsts
plant.. Capillary water. that I. grain. ,.' best oA
water retalnwl In the minute -like. May and loamy sour, leaving sandy
empty sparer or tubes existing shit gravelly InnJa for cultivated
throughout a well -worked! ,mt(I, Is
l crops. The Immus of 1111M lands
rhe 1 can be kept up by barn manures
and by green mnnmeng,:
Direct Retiree cf Their supply ! Th. so11 will rampant! In a large
and should by nil moans be tau- measure aee)rding to the treet-
served. (`apillary action of the meat It receives. If nrglect*.1 It will
moll (depends upon the Dueness of fail to yield it liberal 'ncreave; but
its particles. The (leer the moll- If cultivated intelligently and thor-
cles the greater w111 be the num'ter engine it will well reward the owner
of capillary tubes In the 11011; and f0t his diligence.
the finer and more numerous these
capillary tubes the greater w111 be
the quantity of water retained In
the soil. In coarse, Lore, ennd7 or
gravelly sone the action will b1'
weak, while In fine compacte•I
. vile it will be strong. But Would
the capillary pores In the moll re-
main continuous from the motel
under -soli to the surface, 'h^
many flue tent are preferable tea
few d o tro: teeth',
RI hgc culture un•Ioultte,Ily promo;e4
evnporat'otl: therefore Voiotia level
culture ex e t in l'1011'e where tit"'
roil.:
air fere from an excess of free
water.
The roller, by eomprewdng•the eol,
brlugn molelure to the murfrice. On
1,.4,84' sandy soli• 14 Is Very 11. I"
bcrlure 11 parts th'• pert! Ins;
Mit mala It on 'day. for it will pr ve
•;lanstrous if mnec,•Mel by hen
rains. Where pnrdhle follow (II
roller with A ni)olhIng harrow to
The use of underdralmo rend.'r■ .olio
porous nbOre them, and. In removing .
the free w:i3er, Showy access of air.
which In not essential an moisture.
LIIge ha'. a beneficial effect ,on
.br'ttvy clay and on light sand, and
HOT WEATHER AILMEN Es
Mere L1111'0.48 1)1e Verlag the Hot
Weather Maths Ilion at Amy
Utter season.
rib -11 a Jaanemtabla, fret that thou
/ tads'ot little one% 111P from hot wee-
nier nitment11, whose lite. might to
'kpnrtel If mothers haat nt hand tiro
'Wows remedy to rudminieter prompt-
ly 1(ot wenth,r nllm001P tomo '1'1,13'Ani aMc.e promiplly treated, n.
t;hoth little life m,y tw lost In a
'ew hoiden 14111,)'14 Own Tablets
promptly Cheek and our Marline/a,
. a,ot„(i(t troubles, ebol,ra hdanturu
and other last weather aliment.'.
They plop glYn, relief to teething
trouble' , and prhaent the allmonte
that coats at thin 'riaL Every pru-
dent mother *hosed rep n box of
SRN'. Own T'Metg th.' homer el
all times. No other mei. (ne nets en
pr„tnptty and m Nurrly, n 11he Tale
1IMS are guarantee!. to co tab' no
opiate or harmful drug. ) i11-
w'n3t ell goo.! and cannot vows ly do,
herrn. rind creelie t ton po,wde 1(u
can give them to the ,nnnllesd, Mr 1 -
ern Intent, lir., ltevt. Foote,
T14'mast Ont., says: "sly baby wet
troubled with dNrrhorn and was very
arms and resales', an 1 got at► little
.leer i hardly knew what to do with
Twill 1 get a 1104. of ilnhy'n Own Talt-
lels, and after eiving her pone her
bowelv hoc.•ime toren' .r nn I else 4(1,411
sleep well. 1 think the T•iblets s
Yon ern art I.h. T•blete nt any
- dreg More or by n1 ail pw,ut p1411 at
nim to n hew h3 %rltine t0 th-
1'.IIInm44' Monello. (o.. llroektak',
Onrl, aim f(oh.oeetady, N. T.
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TURN AWAY,
YOU NAUGHTY MANI
The Chapter Treats est Lingerie and 1. ,
Not For Yoe.
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1 Just a Mprap 0f nalne(o/k and it
mss. of !nap heat denerihea the
n ewest effects In lingerie. if there
is any one thing in the way of
wearing , apparel that prover ut-
' to titer'• -lair
Lt 1s lovely handwronght Iingerle.l
A.nov0 Inept of lace, a eunning new
SMART GOWN OF SPOT
ED PIQUE. WITII TRIMM1N011 OF MUSLIN ANIS
1 NC+F.RTiON.
underskirt. After It 1s pet on
looped or draped rand the lower
of It Is 1ab11 It folds around -the
and °aught 1(t the 'melt with a lis
44011n pin. '�A 1W 4. an aLsulutely ae
fashion rind one which may "catch
son," to use n popular phrase, Or nut,
Cherries, strawbcrrlee,raNptlerrles on
Jur:, 1(e ft•miuinu eyes ml•e It.
ff you wont. to make such a semi -
skirl put one your beet pettlooa!-one
that le beautifully frilled and which
looks exactly; Ike a drew nklrt. Over
this pat wt your tiros. N '* loop
yatr skirt ly Ilftltg It up and pinning
rb In the beck. Arrange! It In tach n
manner that rho front Iles In place
norows the k ares ana the back hangs
-wee -iw-
In front of n bj4eval glass on wit get
the idea.
The sembklrt and, Im1101, all tom-
mi't skirts, pr111 for n linin.
Three thing's wlnbh lire neensary
thla x101101 with every gown are a
bow for the hoick of rho hair, a rlork
and max,
The bow for the back of the hair
nifty be called the connecting link be-
tween the chapeau and the 'lock.
Very few women when they 1 u n hat
conoid ' the wavy In which they nre
going to wear their hair. There are
certain hate which are built specially
for the high warner. Arad there are
other hale that are built for the Lew.
Tlu• hat which Rows with the low
oo>lfhtre tuna anti hn1►gh1R In the lack,
nisi them may b• little' Ranh end' of
ribbon or Yell ens of Ince or they
(nay he millinery tlowrroe The effect(
.d the flow,'414 le as It they had been
potllhel off 11,0 hat .(1 as to hang a
11(110 ort, the hair.
study Your Ilrt.
11 3 n nee In doubt rut to the way
t0 weer your lint, with the Inw coif-
fure Or with the high, then make for
%o,trsel( n bow. whish you meet we.tr
at the hawk of your nock Let 11 he
pf blank 'Alla lined with valet, nim
etre• PPM,
UAW up the bow wit thnt It las
firm lop., n win 1 -mill bow le very
RANI let the loop. point In four dl-
restle•s: ran a ba•lrpin (1,nugh the
se.te upon the bandeau. ■how from
the front and ftnirh your work with
a Delft bow nt the bark.
Ydn will look like x dlf(ermt per -
W O. and Dame Fashion, seeing you,
will mod her Approval.
Fruit ret Is worn In the newest
AN ALLEGORICAL
BRIDAL GOWN.
edging sued' 4 the J-'lubtg line, and
w eta iellaO''It •t-
(bn eo*ghi, Idle entire upper portion
of the gored rhlrt i+ st !ped vertl-
.:aily elth lace mitre d'ut to match
the. resit of the lovely confection.
Int ,gl.le hoe' p'riectl; ad .rab;e 1.11c11
p tllamt: :.4I111 be when worn be-
, a• ah n .1.(attt drew Illm: enough
:,4 .!I c: r • 1 e 11 ,atlas from waldt
10 ;t. w: :. its ,i. 441:ftelA.111y lovely
'o• ,,, ,V.•11• 44!:1•t 14 the verdict
j( u. %lease wase ,a b,.:+d fortunate
(
((( 1.1 sea 106 11.1. c; i• 1114441 b Coe it Is
hrunched on the market.
Few pnitloOats are, however. w
Little wou.ler is It that u man char -irate aim (Illy particular model,
of ronsour.ltlte►y ►mall la 0141•• due. mai though It event. rather In t11e
not marry, wh'u e.stu.0 comp, 1, h,un Nature of n ea we -dawn from tide to
to present it only to hie bel le Nome u
the our!delrr:11( rn of the other gar-
r -
s l gent tr.fl', lk' not u dh.suond t1 .ra or mento hint,
thrg� ole uea'e
pprrn hint, but oleo d,reet' that he Iheless dal t y and 4/T11 worth ale-
b'$pw up a c.tcl4 1)f the 1,4.01) of i ' bhi•
Ver.Ito Is the petticoat that hos
girl'fr4•uJt+ with whom eau Illus to Its ,WIteyfl.trl.tglounce f •rtnrel of
edrroua:i hf'raclf some coolly gift as law niter raw 07 two-inch Mechlin.
wtrll• The (Mimeo Itself Is circular, and
Just now the brkirrmuld'* gilt par rl:.oe Its edge Ir finished with u deep
excellence la u heart shaped brooch frill 01 the gem' ett,•othe Iso(', while
of t0wu4l ret luck.
with dot- 111 addition to thl'. IltatvIneer there
monde -tall for good look. A pearl stn, several fool rufflee also *Aged
bangle Is another popular brides,- with !dacha I. It Is Busy to sen what
I f sake x 81 a of p els:
It of girlhood.
u►a s roue o n exlr•meft• bouffant and foamy
In.lulticu 0. the purity g u nial.o.• le rodse.d ,lervend the
The bridegroom nowt ale° pro»We 1 pp`• P
1 wearer's, fad. '
ea( it fair one with flowers.
Aprop10, of weddings, a woaderfa)
bridal dress it being made for
l0wriun bilks elect, the daughter of
-----Wast 1'rbaruletga be Hey.
The prevailing color 111 the new
a (amour•. artist. Tho gown is of the yelling* la green, of a bright rhadk•,
conventional white ratio, but It Is used either 18lo.a or 1n combinatiopns,
decorated with numberless little Sometimes 1(r many as two or three
paintings, chiefly altegoriesl ani whirs b•Ing worn on otic lint. Among
npprOprleitu to the 0.•euelon, andel{ the onmbh lettere which Caiadlen
painted by her f*ther'rl frlende. That buyer'. In N-ov York noticed to be
alone wit ba a saleable helrkooln, , th(• wuat pr, elltie1,t wen• green and
if she doer not fit It user to wear brown, green mud b'uo, and green and
at her next yearn bolls and rip the eerie•. Largo• spot* are the fashion -
lune oft to trim the biby'd ehrirten- 'able past vete.
ler., In 1
Ing dress, as do belles whore midi- Ribbons, whether used an dress
went 1e spoiled by tar exigr10'Ies of i trimmings or not, will certainly be
lite. muel, worn during the coming sea -
Ant here is smother strange wed- Sou. A Mt of peek ribbons hair been
ding 110W11 -111111..11a 1, indeed. to 114, but bought, moue, ,o't toff to and satin
worn by. every Ch•ne4e brute of (towhees b•1,g the moot favored.
rank from time Immemorial. Tb•• ; T..e pupal .r black v. !vet and satin
conventional po'rbl fixed for at. 11l►boas cantinas to le II In large quan-
ranging the toilet le four hours, and titles, end it It expected that even
at the eat of the long ceremony an Increased demand will b' exfe•ri-
e .rowan apprarr In a lung vesturat mooed for them daring the coining
like a tuni::, with a foundation of reason. With u cheaper rises of
crimwn satin, scarcely dlaoernlble trade the rame (t 01114 for black
through Its edit rn►broltteryofgold. velvet ribbons is shown, the dlf(er-
A corner turned back, lined with Nice being that a poorer grade of
emerald satin, reveals an underskirt goods to taken. Cotton backs are
panelled In brilliant rod and blae oleo going very well.
.41k ■n l pro'°e' ly trimmed with gold Moire taffeta ribbons are among
embroidery ; a belt of srarlet satin, , the bout selling lines, the erecter
'studded with tablets of white (one_ widths b•1ng preferred. All light
stearin, et'o4mes the waist behind, and eolure go well. phlk. cream, light
a helm.t!lke erection of n m'.terl it re- blur, white, etc.
rambling turquoise enamel. with gut- Tho nedrretvPrt velvet rlbb'.ne are
tering artlfi i al brettes and butter- t•ow In arm end foe ►ummor wear, for
flies., 18 surmounted by a tiara of awaking up Into bowel or knute. 'With
ernneon silk tufts and has a velli th.‘ 10'11 ter/ tr d • these rlb'.on+ aro
of red Silk, which falls to her feet, Inlets u prvrnInent feature.
adding to her grotesque and preter- I 8Ik 21.41 satin strnppinge are much
human, aspect, la d and, •and w111 be worn In a
As a bit of brie -a -brae she would : great many d1 ferent INtttern+ among
go .h•.rm'n;z, brat as s. wI(e one might the straight, waved and wrote de-
prwfer bharl,ng loveliness veiled In ' stns. Lt s • t inonews are al 0 ylenvn
tulle and crowned with orange Woe- 'ink many deeigue, and liege and PHI. -
POMP, elan trimming) in combination, will
be nodi considerably.
Gristly Cheesier,.
T. be thoroughly 1111.4111411 the pret-
ty little chemlre meet not only be
elaborately trimmed at the neck.
but there rtlwld be a ruffle on the
lower edge, biro ornamented with
lace tot match the upper port.
One chemlr0 which belongs to a set
heal what Lr called the ripple trim-
ming. a new effect. In wlhich narrow
Imo edging le sewn .tagelsar, 0se
row above the other, acid each one
put on a little fuller than the one
rust above, so that while there I.
very little fulness at the top the
flounce spreads In a very pretty rip=
ple. Net on the rounded neck 0* the
°beeline me.ntloued wall a ruffle or
tills kind, made with five rows of
new Valenciennes edging, and head-
ing this there was an Inch wide bead-
ing, combining lace and embroidery.
A knot of pale blue ribbon was
oaught In front, and there wasn't
even the .ugge%tkm of a sleeve, Leo
the neck frill curved up prettily to
hide the armholes. The chemise was
quite long, end on the bottom was
a flounce of ripple lace to match that
on the neck. blas too, displayed
handsome bending as a finish. Theo
drawers which wervt with thin gar-
ment exhibited the Name ornamenta-
testt, with an exception In case of
the headlong. which was wider and
rawly,' up at the outside of the leg.
followlmg the outline of the garment.
There was a bit of ribbon 011 each
skIe and &tardier fastened the front
of the night robe.
(01 art ('01.144.
Quite the newest and daintiest ef-
fects io corset covers are those
made to go over the petticoat top
and which have net on the bottom
of the Cover, at the watet line, a
circular piece trimmed to match the
rest of the toyer. There should be
loathing ail all In the w'ny of sleeves,
not even a tiny shoulder strap, for
Lt. ie one of the newest fade to use
rlllxme to croon over the top and
(eaten on ea011 nhouIlder In pretty
loops. Usually. 111 smolt .tyles, the
eater is cut rtralght *crow the (sack
and front: et the top, MA h,y u. -sins
of the .houldrr ribbon. the cover
may be made mediein or very 10w,
FIR deelrei.
Peoteeet Loveliest.
Since the white lingerie petticoat
gowns; Its color pervades the l,no supo•rrddel the alike i article de -
la s ae1'ehadt a, the foulards. the elenerot base been at their twits' end
bat; els and even the durable VW' V- to find on mets lug real!: novel. Per -
iota ou can trace It through the in,pv the prattle.'t Idea, .end rertalnly
very t in fabrics which are to be the most .11btrate, at the same time
worn o r 4 tangs: ai.l you can see tory dainty, Is presented In one of
IL le Mit repel *111!9( tnrtaldf ftlnme the 1IIuntentIonii. It ATO*. a flare
over her shouter and whoh frames Freneil skirt fitting very smoothly
her Inc.' lel becomingly. Its deep. over the hip:( and given a modish
partly Subdued red casts a glow fulness be mune of the knee "deep
over the Onmpller on and given you flounce vet on the bottom.
flub ...r.h.:ctL.taiLIflbn1. tot hat11..l-...To_ b»r " w 11,...3ha..skotIRLt.jettl-
not tno poppy red which looks coat has three face trimmed frills
Po bbwsy on a hot dal, nor is it overlapping each other on the hem,
the brilliant roue w�11ch la eio sae- and oily the delicate layers of Val-
Octann.a tlagvo, hat 1 144 tire mer0 ----.
ripple or a pretty arrangetnnnt of
✓ ibbons will make the puree gtrbage
fly open quicker than a hat whit+
bear. the 'tamp of n MinoanPari-
si/in nillltner or a novel conceit i.
Jewelry.
It Is for the consciousness of be-
ing thorong•d hly well dre.N,that it
woman pays extravagant price.' for
her 1ligr•rle, .ince nowadny' the
Inetntione are apparently Joint (1e
lovely nim pinny of the foreign pro -
nude. That we rely neon the ram -
TM lingerie above abroad for. n
greet many of the prettiest Heim
IV.' /1111111t, 11111 act'nelnnally we have
14 or
eeneeptienf our own that fire
well 00rlh borrowing.
Litre may be 'cunei lc rel the really
mond' trimming for theme 1leinly
undergn relent 4. F:mbroldery hen
gondola11ly drifted from the rank.1
1 fashion, until now it In nelolo
n. exempt onne In a while 0n
pe icon 1R. The F1.114011 f01. t h IN 1140
of I . whlr•h, by the way, midst die
Oneida' 11 slrrnele reame1 to explain,
for Ile R101111ey 41,111 e1g1111lterieto
ere far a lovely than th • most
hennUfml p. tlern erehrold.•rel. Wo-
Wo -
men are Da Molted by dainty ef-
fects, end fiannfnetarern hate
leernrt to forme to his wpntnpel
et the snt•rifle. ey!`spa, of dura-
MIlty.
of 5.valfh, and Un me tins It for --
her summer shade, the .40041441 of
farhlom has demi, her dieeretlon
which titer murk.' her mature Mile -
merit.
A New H1H..
The Rarto im glebe, who are much
beauties, and who alarm so much
attentlon from Ow fart that mult-
ors are ever after them, doses
eharml.ngly titin swim or In the pan -
tot rotors They weer very pale
blues, thomn that are called light'
rhok'e egg, pale twnluolee. faded
ultramarine nal visionary I.Iue,And,
by the way, tld,anary blue Is the
latent thing. It in w,mPtlling like
cloud blue red n very I the like
Oyster gray. it Lot A clear cloudy
rotor.
Truth to toll, 1t taloa on expert
to dlntingdl.h Ih0s. shnd... And you
intik nt a Man end A gray and won-
der whk•h In which -whleh the blue
nod whleh the gray.
7'wn Woa,.n,
'Rosily, 1 dei not know what to
think when Prot proposal to lee
elm toenail. Why, he hnnn't known
mr more than a week''
Ierhapoo that seg the reason.
dor."-beton Transcript.
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i THE NEWEST IN
NEW RUCHES.
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Thetdlet aa:e1Mlwuc11 a
:-m bslltes awns b 44,r)114 c1alled lar a r1wLrwnt
leas f11tlergione a radical transforma-
tion this seaubn. Tl,ere Nike a time
when It clung to chirp and cheek nod
ley lovingly egaisW4 the hack (lair.
Now It Ilea prune and bends nil Its
energies W gl)l>g the douklerr the
nocessur7 1810 length and stoop.
Chyme of the new rlohee reach only
to the Mouldier pointy. Others droop
' far elwotglt to earn the name of pet -
mine or wipe, but *II of then( are
flat, rave where. ora the edge, they
break out luto frill* and folly.
O!leu they are merely several
tbbckoereca of chiffon, mouswellne or
not, pleated or 'ultiol and edged with
frier or ince. Again, they have 1011-
rrnl 1ayere of (shitfon with overlyhee
flounce of Inc.'.
M,n.ny of e h
dlall1ty 7x4.41144thtaruckees fLohufor forwearm, ovamert
are especially oeluarmllg ,with the
flowered poiupuulour mouseeltue■ and
the Trianon hats.
Then there are the Empire soarfr
err which the groat Paquin stands
memoir, whk'h he maks as an ac-
comp:udment for many of his loveliest
gv)wn.. 'rimy tire -In chiffon. tnouss0-
llne. net, Inc.', what you will, leo long
as the material IN soft 14nd sheer ural
can be drawn In artl.tlo folds
nomad sloping rthouldern and fall ll
Wet floating .cart■ almost to the
floor.
Home of these 4carfw are lace. .'n-
orusled, rmbrullpred, hand painted.
1401110 are quite pbihn ,.r fini4hel with
applique of face Nprayilg In from the
Prko% '
Nile newer, In !net the very tatted.
fancy (4 the 1'aridan woman, le the
roar( of rrm'ne• mad" In the Name pro-
poortbns 1141 tree feather scarf and
worn the Immo way. The e11114 are
usually Graded with n hosed entrn
deux of very henvy Ince and ra Jew-
eled einem and chain may hold the
weer( fter1e44 the inlet.
These ermine marls are now worn
In the French fashion with the filmi-
est nett 'thinnevt of summer frocks,
but It le propheel.vl that In e.nlekln,
ehlnchllha, and n11 the thin, flexible
furs they will be a popular fad nett
winter.
4J1.1L JUL Jit Jit J1t. JIt JIZ
SOME DON' IS
FOR GIRLS.
tr.r-r ryrtee►.rirr-rr
It Isou't • at all likely Omit any
girl who thinks she Ir In love wit
14 lane will hoot "don'ts" of any
kind, and she Isn't to be blemd
but rho aught parts the following
tat her 'crap look to read sometime
It the future when else feels lonely:
Don't merry a man with the hope
of reforming hlm. if he 1■ not eager
to reform Iwfore unirr*ags. It will
he little short of a miracle If he
does so afterward. Tar pruu( or a
Roti'$ love should be his reforma-
tion, and the girl who marries a
eau who L still ogfagel in (ow -
tug "wlkl oats,' earns the punish-
es -lit (tuft Lot sure to be hers.
1►cu't marry a man out of pity, or
out of mistaken sympathy. Pity
may be akin Ws but tartalaly 1e
not. love -nor le sympathy. Neither
eenttment Ie a sufficient founds -
Con for natrlmony.
Don't marry a man only because
he le affectionate. A good bead le
1144 neoessetry as a good heart, and
protestations of devotion never yet
118141 'i butcher's bill.
Don't Harry a man because of bis
wail Looks It would be equally sem-
r'ble to marry him twenties his
clothes were well eleme4 and well
titling.
Duni't marry a man Meal's.) he
threaten* to go to ruin If you
don't. If he le so (0011.1 and weak
as to go to destruction because he
oannat have lila way, tie will be
Baty to do the same If you grant
It to him.
Ilou't marry to sole another
man. Remember that A so doing
you w111 oertalnly punish yqurself
ant very Likely two other people
Clove all, don't marry Jurt be -
that 1 you re-
fuse
u you Ont ere afraidt t
7
3y offer u not have
fuse t Ills (f r nay 7
another. Rein m'wr that often '014
maids' are far happier than their
married asters, and they are no -
wire behind them In hr1v1ng oppor-
lunettes for usefuhrese
)44eewomnn (to holy who hen born
rummaging the ribbon counter) '.1
think yen will like mauve; It le very
slyIl.h. and 1 1 n sere It would be-
cnme you, henntlfully,
Lily -4111, }I didn't rime In to buy ;
1 was only looking for a friend.
Saleswoman-1nd dial 3'011 eipret to
find her In that ribbon box t
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KITCHEN
PHILOSOPHY.1
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Ind outfe•e with Warm 1. quite ae
refrenhing 4144 Iced tea. Make as
extra amount- for breakfast, pour
what is left oft the grounds lute a
glass Jar anal eel down °Alar or b
the ice bug to chill. At luncheon or
dinner serve In el:oa es with dripped
ice and silted lemon. By the way,
poser allow either tea or coffee to
stand on their grounds. Always strain
Wore setting away 10 awl.-Wash-
tug'tou Stur.
Tomato.... and Dorn stewed together
111 rqu:11 glnntlller In a delieloue n. in-
binatluu. A little minced 0181044 and
s.lt, App pp.'s, buglr and butter should
b, nd.1111 Until the oorn Is good and
plenty. try race and tomatoes. Put
14 tl•Iwk layer of wooded and Shed
tomotomi In a baking -dish, season
highly with cayenne pepper, salt and
butter. Curer tide with u layer of
bulled rice, 181111 alternate tb44 tbo
until the d1+11 1s full. Cot sr closely
ntt d bake.
A woman who lived In 1'erela for
fifteen years, le In despair beeauvs
flit. rice which she buys 1n title soon -
try refuges t0 prat! Into the
MOM that 7C'iB readily asruliea ii
its native aI•orso She cllags to the
Penile method of pre paring it. After
putting it through several rluel a of
cold water, to rem we qJl tho loose
flour on the outride of the grains,
the rice Is placed In • large qusatlty
of cold water and put over the fire.
it in allowed to b,ll very bard, until
It le swollen to the fall ase and
b:,glnr to mitten. Then It is turned
Into n colander and cold water is
turned over It until It 1s dry. The
tart steep le to put butter Into the
putt, m of the kettle, turn In the
rice, and leave it until It Is heated
through, but not browned. I1( Persia
the entire mass will respond to tbis
treatment by meriting Into • ligtlt,
roam! co41Nistency. When the rine Is
turned Into n di+h the butter goes
will. It and perweatoe every kernel.
--Tribune.
Vanity balk..
Ile -I *wire you, Carrie, i love
you an much as I love myself.
Nile -Greater love than that no
woman meld reasonably ask for.
You needn't say any more. Henry.
How does It happen. Jane." snap-
131,
the angry ml4trwa, "that i laW
you feeding that policeman pumpkin
pre in the klteheu last evening r
"I forgot ter plug the key -hole.
mum."
"They ray a carrier pigeon will
go further than Any other bird,"
wd(1 the boarder between bites.
"Well, I think i'll liner to try one,"
mild the landlady : •'i notlee • chick-
en doesn't go very far."
She had boon chiding lam. and be-
gan her peroration`by saying:
"As tar buck as I\can remember,
your --
"Oh. hold on," helot
aided, "let's
Mirk to the nineteenth Century any-
waye,
The Invesers Are now trying to get
the trouble patched up without
tarrying it Into the courts -Cleve-
land Leader (
"i like the color' In thee. stockings
very mach." salt Dudeley, "but are
they fast?"
•'I should say," replied the sales-
illltri ; even the clock. are fast," ,
AS TORTURED BY ECZEMA 30 YEARS
A Dre %dful Case -Itching Almost Unbearable -The Flesh Raw
and Flaming,
DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT
Mr. (1 H N('urwwdl, engineer In Fienry'n Foundry, Anrorn, Ont • Molest "I believe that Dr chess's
Ointment Ie worth I4. weight In geld For about thirty year. I wan troubhl with .44.40111 anal 004111 not ob-
tain Arty puri' 1 ewe lei unfortunate as to have bkod lo!wo., and tele developed to eczema. the most dread-
ful of skin diseases
"I lege no Loud that 1 w011111 Ret op at night A011 wretch myself until the flrwt, wen raw weal flaming
The toeture 1 endured In nitmet 1.07001 deseriplafto, and now 1 enema ear mnyth4Ig 10o good for Dr ('hose's
Ointment It Iwln enrol me, and 1 recommend it ise'/ut.e I knew tlw're le ,udhing so good for itching ern,"
I'iprc*ply during the wnmmer moot i1( ehLirwn a .re tortured by hob ter rein dfawe, chafing, 'unbar%
ant a More of allmaata that are relieve, and cure) by Dr t'hnee'n (Midwest
Mr .1 finer, mel{ cnrrl.r and atnge driver betwen.l I'ort EIgle land Klncar.line, Ont, states: "i Gan
testily to the worth of hr. ('hare'. Ointment an n mere for ersoma M. sister, Mrs .7 Dontrnn, of I'nder-
wod. Ont, haw a hn7 who tram a great sufferer from (Iola dreadful .k'n dleet.e He wan then 0111• (sir
7Mre nN, Amt though she took h'm to eesprnl defence And tr:,ed n great many remaJlra all efforts to effort
n eur1' /teeme.! In vain
Tht.11(11' (elbow tram hover 4 with Itehln,t wares and hlt hands and face .4ere eep.elilly bad The way b•
lelffored WAR aomtttd..n4 dreadful, ami my teeter hod Iwo, dlmaplolntel with no teeny preparattens that
she skid not here mown fellh In Or ('haws O:ntnw's,t I can now tret117 that Dr c'hase's Ointment made
a perir'ct corp La this ease. and there le not n mark 0r near {eft on hie bol '
Dr. Cha..'. 01014.101, 00 o.hto a box at all dealers, or i'admanson, Bates & Co., Toronto, ..
eyt
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