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Show Ihome different ways, either with curved seams or with a flounce, and la someV times still further increased with clusters of tucks, or with small inset Itimely topics of OUR FEMININE READERS. panels at the bem of contrasting maI terial and color. It stands to reason that heavy goods like homespun, llllustrstions of the Latest Costumes tweed and mixed fabrics in general Worn by Leaders of Society Value will make up much more satisfactorily in a plain, gored skirt. j1 of an Optimistic Temperament Charming and 8imple Toque. Long Carriage Coat Our Illustration shows an exceedAn Optimistic Temperament. rich and handsome long coat of If a woman wants to retain her ingly black taffeta cut with Jabot vest effect youthful appearance slie must mingle and trimmed with perforated straps "with other people, read good books over white satin. It has a large tuckmad cultivate an optimistic tempera-.inent- . ed taffeta collar supplemented with Nothing so destroys the youth-Vu- l another of embroidered linen and a contour of the face as taking the tasteful garniture In white appears on s cares of life too seriously. the ruffles around the bottom. All of the Martha type who are the Is done with Corticelll stitching troubled about many things have stitching silk In black and in white rigid, set lips that plainly reveal the and garment Is lined throughout loss of those qualities that make a with the white satin. Woman lovable. When our characters Some yokes are made of lace and tack cheerfulness and. amiability our rather a pretty effect Is gained by feathers will unconsciously lose those a row of lace insertion an adding soft curves which are the outward fSigns of Inward beauty of thought and feeling, says Julia Teresa Butler In jthe Pittsburg Observer. The best Workers, the ones who accomplish the tnost good, are those whose useful-mes- s is conductive of much happiness to others as well as themselvee. The secret of true success lies in making pur lives beautiful in that kindness of spirit which makes us creatures of mrer mould. AND fashions. Pictorial Rumor interest to Her Great Graduation Effort. I suppose, said Uncle Jerry to hie niece, that you have expended much time and thought on your graduation effort and that it will be something to be proud of." Oh, yes, uncle, answered the fair It has the new young thing. effect and the skirt has a delicious flare, and the trimmings are imply gorgeous. Tut, tut, child; I mean your essay. My essay? Why. uncle, when the audience sees that dress of mine they wont pay any attention to What I have to say! i dip-fro- nt House-Wive- i t . - Belt le New. New ideas are as plentiful as spring flowers. A very new thing is the blouse belt. This consists of a wide fllrdle of black satin. It is fastened rlth a brilliant buckle, which is hooked at one side. Upon the other hide there is another buckle to match, idea is that with a blouse waist, p'he 11 baggy in front, the buckle is hidden and the proper place for it, therefore, la upon the side. The blouse girdle is pulled down in front and fastened with a pretty pin, while the ack la roiled as small and as round possible, the object being to secure ength in front and that smart look t the back which is necessary If one Jwouid be well gowned. In the Mule's Favor. Would you like to trade your mule for tkls automobile? asked the facetious tourist No, suh, answered Mr. Erastus Ef a mule gits contrary, Pinkiey. you kin allu depen on bim to move When he gits hungry. But when a automobile balks de case Is 4 Hats for Morning Wear. Linen and batiste hats are shown for morning wear with thin summer gowns. They are in every tint between brown and ecru and are trim-Biwtih foliage, flowers, lace scarfs 'knd chiffon rosettes. One odd fancy fn millinery Is a black and white ktraw bat plaited like a checkerboard pnd trimmed with a large rosette of White tulle and black leaves or a unch of small flowers at one side, he envelope hat Is the latest freak, ft comes In fancy or coarse straw, folds over the top like an envelope pmd is trimmed with bands of wide belvet ribbon and a large bow at the pack. It is neither particularly pretty Bor generally becoming. - d t WANTED QUICK bad-lookin- red-nose- them." Sh! trate. g d Thats the Police Magis- FOOLED THE JANITOR. First Little Girl Do you live in a flat? children in flats. How did you get in? Second Little Girl I was horned in. RESULTS. Electric Watch. An Invention which Is likely to revolutionize the watchmaking Industry has been perfected by a Swiss watchmaker named David Perret of Marin, near Neuchatel. It Is a watch which Frayed Freddy Whisky, please. Bartender What kind? goes by electricity, and its special feature Is its accuracy. It was severely F. F. Gimme the same as the feller had Gown of Dark Blue Zibeline. tested by experts, aud It was found table. For early spring wear the tailor that Is gained only seven-tentof a ideal still prevails, the gowns on second In live weeks. The expert at Eade Full of Goodness. showing a far greater sim- the observatory at Neuchatel declares What makes your billy so meek plicity than has been the case for the watch to be equal In precision to he last few seasons. Our illustration an expensive chronometer. The watch and mild these days? Inquired the Shows a gown of dark blue cibellne, resembles an ordinary gentlemans first nanny goat Hes got religion, I guess, said the Eton showing a very novel effect lever, costing $60. and goes for fifteen In the way of stitching. The jacket Is years without being rewound. the other. "You dont say? without a collar and the revers Yes, he ate a Bible the other day." A Stylish Toque. pay be either of striped silk or trimmed with straps. The skirt Is Catholic Standard and Times. A charming toque could be made of a crisp white gauze, shirred and Sure Test. threaded with narrow black chenille. "How can you tell real cut glass A scarf effect of black Chantilly lace, faces the front of the toque, the ends from the Imitation? asked Mrs. falling well down on the hair; black velvet loops on top, and jet ornaments Ton cant always, said Mr. trimmed with white to Imitate daisies. but when anybody offers you a to the in of real cut glass for 15 cents the droop Returning back, piece rare Is the hat this season that does dont buy it ) I thought they didnt take Another Rash Remark. I think the seventeen-yea- r locust is an interesting study, observed the lady of uncertain age. It must be, we answered thoughts lessly, especially to one who has traced them down from generation to generation. But, of course, It was her owa fault that she took It personally. inch or so below the yoke and Joining it with a lattice of narrow velvet ribbon. The fancy for black and white effects is evidenced in the number of white lawn, organdy and mull gowns trimmed with black lace, both edging and insertion, and the quantity of black and white effects, running from lawns and mulls through the various mercerized fabrics to foulards and silks. . Deceptive Appearances. lot they've It's a pretty hauled in this morning, said his city cousin, who was showing him the sights of the city. Tea, said the visitor from the Whos lntenor, looking them over. old fellow In the chair? that Hes about the toughest looking of Bound to Have His Beer., Deacon De Good Here, waiter. Im afraid to drink city water. Ill have to take beer. Walter That isnt .city water, Sir. It's a pure spriug water, bottled in the mountains especially for this esSeveral distinguished tablishment. chemists and physicians have pronounced it the finest water ever served. Deacon De Good Urn bring somO beer, anyhow. Blouse 1 Fond of Bible Reading. I sent a Bible to my boy at college, and requested him to read the chapters which I had marked. Then in each of those chapters I placed a $5 bill. Mr. Famlyman Ah! A good scheme. Do you think he read them? Mr. Commonstock I guess so, for he's just mailed me the Bible, asking that I mark some more chapters and return as soon as possible. Mr. Commonstock The Eminent Lawyers Client What, asked the eminent crimp Inal lawyer, is your frlenda defense? That depends altogether on you, replied the friend of the accused. If he had one we would be consulting a cheaper lawyer. The Picture 8how. thing young Swift got off about Dobleys latest picture. The picture of the wrecked sallori on the barren island? Tea; named by Swift No Sale New York under the pool from Day to Day. Good wots lying Times. hs EASILY EXPLAINED. nt Gas-wel- Gas-wel- l, . not have it Bits of Daintiness. With the embroidered shirt walatand the embroidered waist Is now the smart wear in this garment goes the embroidered linen stock, says the Philadelphia Telegraph. It is all In one piece, with the embroidery extending around the stiff, upright neck band. The ends are finished with a little bit of embroidery also to match the stock. Tethered by Fate. - They say young Folley has been said wandering In his mind lately, one man to another. Well, was the heartless reply, from what Ive seen and heard of him hes safe enough; he cant wander very far." d which will undoubtedly arrive at the height of popularity the summer end will be employed to evolve some very fetching gowns. Very little trimming Is required on them ss the reverse side of the linen vrill answer admirably for this pur posa. A wide latitude Is given the skirts, although the fundaments! principle flaring at the hem is still adhered to. This effect is gained in linen dur-fia- g Bobby 'Cause I licked bim. The hotel proprietor was good reading faces. We aim to please," i10 Raid befi the guest could speak. "When we hi a kicker In the house wo try give him something to kick abc We have a room for that partieu purpose, which we always resai for the kicker, am we have an waiter that we alwi give him. What were you about remark? ' I was about to remark, retun the guest, suddenly changing mind, that I never knew a hotel m to my liking. Timely Tips. ant with a yoke below which are wide lucks stitched down with white Corti-oll- l stitching silk. Quite a new material Is the double-face- Teacher Willie Sllmson, how is It that your clothes are all torn and (No answer.) Look at Bobby Slocum, how tidy he looks. Stand up, Bobby, and tell the class why your clothes are not torn and dirty like Willie Sllmsons. dirty? DOUBTFUL NEWS. Tinware can be cleaned readily by rubbing it with a damp cloth dipped in soda; rub briskly and wipe dry. According to a housewife who has made the experiment, a thin coating of rarnlsh applied to ordinary straw matting will keep it looking fresh and new and add to its durability. A vegetable strainer of enamel that may easily be rlamped to tbe side of the sink Is one of the genuine conveniences for the housewife now on the market. To take fruit stains from cotton muslin or any light article take the stained article and dampen It Then burn a little sulphur, holding it under the damp portion of the cloth and the stain will vanish. To clean varnished paint, take the tea leaves which are left In the teapot, pour some hot water over them, and let them stand ten minutes. Then pour the tea into a basin. Wash tbe paint with a clean flannel, and dry with a clean cloth. L sent-minde- d Looking for Exc cant tell me, Torklns, that poker is as progressive euchre." Why not? asked I There Isnt enou( ' Bmythe (to the servant) Bridget, I have to go out this evening and I I've known men who want you to see that your mlstrees goto this note as soon as she comes In; ker tor years without and not speaking to without fall. a thing doesn't orten Bridget Ylss. sorr; Ill Just lave It la the pocket of the trousers y Just taken off. She he sure to go through them. greislva euchre. You i i i |