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Interesting Papers
Read at the
SterianSession.
At thWmoralng'' mon of th Wo
Wa'i JtJerth PacWo Presbyterian Board
at JHlon, At th CaIvatt prbyterlan
Churoh, Mn. W. B. William f Tacoma
t-ead the Scripture lossun and prayer.
J Jlr.' tHcmey h report
m x aUw which- wa rcivd
a with satisfaction. "Our New Reading
. Cird wt th tltl of a vry lntrt-
In paper fead by Mr. B P HUl 1
'V Inmt wr than., dllvrd py
f Clark of Natt Bay and Mr. . W.
Brady of SUka, Alaska. , Mrs. S. T. fcock
v wood read Ui report of th ntlng of
th .Occidental board. . which- s&owoa
mail progress In that body.
' MUt AbWs JtcptMy, crlf? cf th
W. C. A. of Portland, read a paper oa
"Self-Directed Sen-Ice and Chrurt-Dlrect-
d Service" at this afternoon's session.
tn the missionary how, .; papers were
read fey If Us Ellen Strong- of Korea, Mra.
W. 8. Holt of tli China Miaston, Dr.
Maud Alloa of India, His Julia Hatch of
Clam, Mis Helen Clark of ; Neeh Bay,
Mrs.; O. jr.' Wlanar of China,- Mrs. Tilly
Paul' f Alaska And Rer. Edward Mr-
(fln'6t.Alaaka.vV;':;v.:K -" f y'L.
, Mra. Jf.' H. Barton of Vnlon opened th
meeting yesterday, and, Mr, w. & Oil
hen delivered th weloora addre. Mr.
yf. T. .Bcott of FalrvteW responded.
.. Reports were read by th following offl.
err:stEand. Mr.; O. K. Templeton;
f reedmeh. El. P. Gearys Sunday -school,
Mis Abble Xamberson; - BilmeoBTapher,
Mra, "W. .B. Gilbert. ; Extracts from let-
. tor of Dr'EUia Leonard of dhlna and
Mlas Orimrn;' worker Anient th motm
tain .ltA,wra''Tc)vlb''':rort'jr
Mrs. M pa MsAsman Wii rad and wa
- At thA afternoon -evasion. Mr. &'. .0.
ProtsnaA f Portland road her report
ortarjrif mlsalensrywork Mrs-' ,
..' MontfortAOf: Chahall read a sympo-
iuni on?"Whafc Is Would Do, Wer !.)
PrMtdkot.')! Report were also read by
th other offleer which nhowed encouy
- Aglnt uco,-;---, . - ,-"
." - - At h rning tMeelon, RT. W. g. Otl-
: . trt presided. Report r the X P. 8. C
E. ecrtary and a letter from Dr. An
drew of India war read. The Chinese
choir sang tw aeleetlon. which wer
enthusiastically received. Dra. Allen and
tail! then delivered addresses.
OF
Th bricklayers met last night and
Olected W. H. Blaney and William Mo
An ul delegate to h state convention
ot lhs, Federated Trades, which will be
tiel in thl elty on May l
Tfi rftllJjctorkrhaMfaplpolntBo V t,
BmltW 33 H. Feany, JE. .C, Qunther and
W alter Alberts as delegate to th state
- convention.- At their meeting last night
u new , ianbr .war initiated and is
Application .wer received to be acted
jupon t tb next meeting. . Th sum of
UK wa' donated W the state convention
fund, j After th regular, meeting a con
cart wa held In the hall, refreshments
wer errd And A good Mm had general
ly. Tn festivities wer concluded With
A'Sootal hop. . 1 ; -.
Th Carpenters' Union' had a very suo
esssful' meeting last night, initiating to
. new member and receiving msny Bor
application, Th following men from the
Federated .Trade Council. Wer present
And delivered addresses, urging the ne
cessity of electing delegate -to th state
caoveatlons i Messrs, Curtis.. Cadweli,
T(pfi.th'B'McCullofh nd MePhersom At
th .copqfusida f ifi"ddresei delegate
IW-lct' a tNUeateAV-i, v t-
TeaterdayV count 1ahde4 ILadd'a Fte)dV
UDOfl
that treat; of land BltuatA,t East Twelfth
ftreet andj'Hawthorn avenue, quite; i
step In the lead, but that does not say
that- Saturday count will show that it
. JMll remain ln that place, .,
. ' Ballot , floating Into The Journal
fcffiee that may change the atanding, and
If th frlentU f the Lad tract would
hold their advantage they must get up
"nd diist,-.- i. .. . - ":;? T;'.':'. j . .
, iHr Is the count a we have It now ,
' lAdd'; Field ............ ...10.1a
Penlnula .....,. .......... ,4t
IBellWAOd 1,798 .
- -Cycle-Park r........i,....4..... 322
- City Park J84
KnoxTract ...r.....7i.rr.;.... Wi
Fulton ................ 21
JOURNAL CONTEST
MY ; CHOICE FOR THE
EXPOSITION SITE
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Address...
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Fratcnial Home
CALL AND INVESTIGATE :lS
Tfte Theater
i- THE BAKER-'By Right vof t Bword,
i an exceptionally clever," pice rplayil r by
clover toeoDlei 4 th bill At' Baker
I Theater this weak."' To mufch can not b
pny, a they hv no only iumiio au
tiromises mad in th advance -notice,
jhit hav Uon Av bttr than that, And
r giving Portlnnd htrgor a treat
in the wsy of th UUst taswrn, piay.
-well acted, and mmmfA'J-.T'T-;' t..
CORDRAt'S-Tho Who hav not yet
ea Ouida'f tnasterplec,- Vnder -Two
Plags," with Mis Jessi Shlrly At "Clg.
m anMfeln rar treat. This
t!sy ha never been produced with uch
grand scenic effecu nd taborat mount
ing in Portland Wfor Tht It hould
be aech t be appreciated il evinced by
the fact thtith nudiwic ar nightly
growing largr..nlnt, tomorrow mgnt
n Satnrdar matin nd evening will
b th last opporttmiu t wltnsss this
msgnlflcent produotl.
ti.mni.iK Tiirkiah and Russian hatha
For ladle exclusively. 800 Oregonlan
Butldln. a. m. to I P. Pbon North
T ' ABOUT: PEOPLE
. W CaW. Wt to th Oood
Bamtrttan Hospital om four week ago
for a surgical operation, wa discharged
a mired iestenJay; fJlm'U , oo
fellow and hi many friend will t glad
to laam that he is once more able to
tak Wa plan la.' th ; world, of altalr.
He ha mad a good rcord traveling
freleht aaent for the kMUwank road,
and propose fio tlll let , the good work
keepMPi-''t7'?,' f if.:- ifv;'' ,, ';.
Frank Cavey, RepubUcaii candidate for
Renresenutlv In Marlon County, is Ih
' Graham alas,' who baA been tick for
several yrntyfi'tibtoW' on Jh tret
Agnln,,'. ,',"iirr3' TTef'S- .f-ttW'.'5
J. A.-Allen of Grant' Ps Is In the
city, c . . . . ., ,i -
" Chajl tJrisBen, A prottlnept citisen of
McMInnvillA la "In .thaillyV n.-'tl
i Mr., JUewl, r, ,WUen of CotvaIIIa- I
Visiting frlondsin Ihe olty. -'
Mrs. tiAngley of Forest Urov Is In town
today visiting fridA-'"i- -v-,',i
Mrs. Jf. J, Dalryxnpte el Salem I at the
Perkins. , . -''"-fi - 1 '
Mrs. Joseph Albert of Salem is visiting
In th city. . ; '. .
C D. Mlnto snd M. H. Savage of Salem
at la town" today, 'v ' ;
Mat Mossrov. a nrosoeraus merchant
vi miiwra, in in city oaay,
Hon. C. TV. Fulton of Astoria I regis
tered af tie, Imperial.
John Adair, a prominent cltlten of
worth Taklma, I In town.
Mrs. K. 'M. Pennell and Miss B. M.
Buckmnn of Monmouth ar la th city.
MOiNTAVILLA..
Captain H, Schneider I making tn ad
ditlon to hit property.
Mr. Sloan, who unfortunately stepped
on. A rusty nail several eek ago .and
a a consequence was laid up fer.aom
time, la now recovered.
Montavilla Circle, No. -400, Women f
tn ttooaorart, naa . very interesting
meeting last evening. Several new candi
dates were initiated Into the order. Th
circle wa agreeably surp.-ised to receive
a fraternal visit from a Jurg number of
the members of Montavilla Camp, No.
7. Woodmen of ,th World, After a nam.
ber of pleating little speeches the guests
wer Invited to partake of an elegant
spread. '. '
Mount Tabor Assembly United Arti
ans, had - several candidates Monday
vening. ... . . -,. v.
The .Sewing riiykr.t of ; tht , Methodist
Church of Montavilla gave a 'wool.
picking" party at the residence of Mrs.
Herman last evening.', ; ;, ,11 -
.Montavilla Asttjbjy, United Artisans,
naa decided to Accept th Invitation of
Rev. larnd and, 1U visit the BapUst
vnurcn in a body Sunday, April r.
-. Mf. t.und 4 Rearing out- the grove Jn
theirear f the postofflee,- which he pur
cattes A short time ag
; Mr,.Powelfc the delivery driver for A. C,
Aylswortk, hA' resigned. Mr. Ayls worth
Is doing the work himself,
William Grimes Is building an addition
to hU butldlug..
R Raymond i very 111 with a tore foot
X Misa sennie Henderson Is recovering
from th effects of a very-jior foot She
has been kept at home for the past week.
Twenty tnembera of Oeorg Wrights
Post, Ladies of the Relief Corps, tender
ejl a surprise party to Mrs. Sarah Good
win at bet home In Montavtna Monday
evening. , an , enjoyanie, evening was
spent' - , -! . ' .'. i5 1 '.k
; PROFITABLE- SPECULATION.
Why apeevtate in th itook market or In
Any other way ..when you. can make your
muncy, wora iw y8Uti nave: metnoa
of speculation thAt, Is 'pittr and- mor
money, work for youlv W have :a method
t speculation tjiat, U'tafer and- mor
rofitable thai! any eyef before devtseW
end your nam and address and win
mall ypu A pamphlet giving firii informa-
tion., aure a. . -oiuie &o.- Suite
w-uo rara now miiiaitig, w XorK city.
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Treat SaccetsftiOy AO
iinoiS'iii (momc oiscasesi
fXAMlNATtON TREE
, Office: 416 Oekum Building,
r Third and Washingtoa SU,
Call for litcfature. .
- AT HOME
Purchaising Co.
R 6 e m r A I 9 A a 0
er of Commerc
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ISUVtK
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At Least lemporary
Abatement in Bel
gian
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fiinfigELiL iu Fn iUHMlk
BRUSSELS, AprU 17-Rpott,rclvs
front th province today show that the
strike movement IS steadily spreading
Th strike In th coal field ar serious
ly affecting th railroads, and th
ministration fcas ordered the railroad to
top carrying all freight except what il
absolutely ' needed. i-n ; : ,
BELIEVED CRISIS IS OVER.
BBUS8BIA April : 17. -The Premlsf
mad A proposition In th Chamber to.
day which th opposition accepted, and
which. It 1 believed, ends thf crisis for
th present.
Speaking of the strike movement and
th Question of universal sunrag. h
aid: . .
"Tb movement i neither serious nor
deep.. When- T movement both erlou
And paclflo for electoral reform cOnes,
we .will see what improvement in ur-
frag Is possible. We refuse to yield to
th present riotous agitation.
CANAL BILL
(Scrlups-McRa New AssooUUon.)
WA8HINOTQN. Aoril I7.--Th Nioar-
aguan canal fclll wa laid before th Sen
at today. Senator Morgan making -the
first address. -, -
' Senator Morgan said h assnmed thai
the Senat I convinced lhat th Isth
mian cancl is a national necessity. iTn
bent root, nnd not the cheapest,. ! whnt
I wanted, h declared, fl clalmod that
tho Nicaragua Is the true and safe route
to be adopted by the congress or m
United Ste, and It could not afford to
take such risks as were required on the
Panama route for suppositious gain Of
so small A sum.
SALEM'S ENTERPRISE.
(Jfltartial Special Servlc.)
SALEM, AprU lT.-At a meeting of the
Ureater Salem Comfflerela! aub.heM in
the City Hall here Ut evening It -wa
decided to inaugurate An improvement
league for the beautifying f the city,
along the line of those now form'n In
Portland and th cities of the Katt. The
club also, favored the holding of a cele-
bratloh on independence, day, at Which
innM antmliDp nf natlonu.1 reDute shTlld
sneak, and decided further to hold a cli
Isens neetlms! on Monday Wing.; April
a, to arrang the detail Jof ftie celebra
lln. , T -r-.,',,',!,,," i' ,.l.,jii,N,.,i,wi,.,. v ' ,
it wa Alao aecld! SWf Aold, -,grand
rally of the club on, th eyenJnf of . May
10, whan pche In plenty and an
cellent musical program will be used M
popularise the work of the club, v ,
STUDYING HISTORY.
Professor T. J. Gary, A teacher of the
Oreaon City pubtic - schools, and hi
pupils were visitors at th room of "th
Oregon Historical Society todays The
object of the visit was for its educational
value. The pupils enjoyed the diversion
greatly and gained much valuable hls
torlcal Information by studying the many
relic displayed. The following person
signed the register: : ; '
Arvie Batdorf, Ully Schnudle, Amanda
Kiinger, -Robert Ingram, Miss Humph'
reya.iMlsa Miller,, Bessie McMIIan, Vera
Batdorf, France WllklnsonAndrew Mc
Danell, Mabel Purse y, , Bessl Ingram,
Bess 8hob. , Herbert;, Weston.' Arthur
Schnudle, Ida Kelly, Willie Armstrong,
Robbie Ward, Lavada Freeman, Ct Smith;
Carrie Verner, Albert ' Melvin, Hugo
Schoanheina. - ' :
Attractive Trimniings,
The fashion of little trimmings,' tassel,
buttons, rosettes out of glace and chiffon
are-the, present rage, and very wonder
t ul, indeed,, are the effects gained by
some of the skilled artist in the work
rooms,; who manipulate .chiffon 'Into
beautiful rose and. taffeta silk Into fu
chlas of , surprisingly faithful detail.
mere are noma very attractive v new
trimmings In -the market, little galons,
made of spotted velvet, , or" ot," closely
twisted. silk, or or velvet'.. with cord to,
outline the design, and braids of all 6Ve
scrlptlont are making their reappearance,
hne-.-.arttihifttl-fa3cifal buttons.
metal, china, enamel and paste ' teems
practically unending.
DEOSIONS TOMORROW.
Judg il. C, Gorg will Anndune de
cision In th Stat Circuit Court a fol.
Iowa:- !-.' ,:- . r-
C C Clin va JU J. Shell; and O. L
Vanderhoof va. L; J. Shell. v
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Seneca C. Beach and wife to- E. B.,
OOUW, lot n. Wk t Arbor lJodg..v.t US
A. and E. Janson to R. A. Taylor,.,,
awli, ee 17, twp U, R I K.. ........ SSM
K C Pall to Lottie H. Cone; lot
T. blk St. Sunnysid .-........ 871
Johann Paulsen and , kustMtnd to
Peter WerseJeiv lot 10, blk , Sub-.,,
division of Rlverview add to Albina 1
Some to same, south GS feet of lot ? p
It, 1. blk t.. Rlverview add ... 1
May Cook-Bharp to Henry A. ToddV 1
lots J. 4. blk 1. Bralnard Park.., '1
(Set vaur Title Insurano and Ah.trarta i
to Keat isstat irom tn tuis wuaraat
as Trust V.O. voamm or commerce. .
il i' n in 1 1 in i in II t ... .f: S-f'.j
On Way of Putting It. "'' '
The Justice of th peace was perform
ing the marriage ceremony, aad he waa
iust Aatueany forgettui
Do yon think7 he asked
the bride, "that you can glvejhl, man
iair una irapanni uriaiT v
I do." answered the brtde..'
thl pin of ttse aatniiftry form.
Tut tfeen th clerk Joggled th junttW
"Oa reL'of aonra- I. milta fiu.irf
aid the Justice hastily; then he added
wlemnly: ."L.ife sentence for both at
you. Call the-next case," , , . ,
I II... Mill II.
HHOUSEHOLbiHINTS
Th' rommon-Ao ne- girt wh trie t
dress her' feet -this season in a senalbl
way wUl hot b 4n, U. Th Very
ho Is decidedly fryolous; tb sol
minner ana tn neel 1 sauon nigner.
mannish shoe ar slowly being forgotten
and th dainty ad artistlo affair ar
gradually ffudlng their wsy back to tha
.hearts of the womn.-
tAst Spring the ; t.vy mannish she
took th girls' fancy. This season tb
Igbt-welght shoe with a thin sol and a
ilgher heel lmAklng ltaelf popttlnr.
Thl Idea : 1? tarried, t mostly In th
walking shot mad, for the ankle-length
sain.
Th Colonial shoe la all the vogu. It
maw U)..UU Kia T in pmwnt
,,M wa h An ornament or a buckU
. M . ... .M.
-, T atllM A J
tho would,. haVA bn considered
loud1
for atrtet wark bu)t nam tb well-dressed
young lady would hot b without A pair.
Th eight or strapped sandal It another
new and pleasing shoe. '
Th PuBarry slipper with a Loul XV
heel three Inch, high to on of th laoat
extravagant of th new kind. Thl, how
ever, win not be used much on th hill
of Seattle. A pretty and up-to-dat ho
to wear A1th one' best Spring gown I A
patent kid with A light sole and a tout
XV heel. It ha A. circular fox which
give th foot A very pretty outline. ; ':
The patent leather Oxford, which ha
always been a favorite, will be tlll mor
popular thl: eaonc v.
Tan shoe r entirely out of .tint.
Soma, day they ' will probably , be worn.
but not thl Summer. There are certain
place and certain times that are' all
right for. whit canvas shoes and thl la
left to th good Judgment of th young
ldy.; A few of th dressy shoe hav
colored vtlveftop. Other than these th
top ar of leather; ' Varnished leather1 Is
being used a great deal in plae of th
patnt leAtBAT.
The hortery ; ttf br- worn with these
many .different shoe is mor elaborst
thl season than ewr. Th stockings
must matcn th gowns. The new black
stocking have a monogram embroidered
on the lnstep. TJit jiaek silk ones ar
particularly Attractive with the lntep
embroidered In little ribbon-made roses
and forget-me-not. , , ------- -
oukbt uooKiea Hirr into a howl ana.
pound of granulated sugar: add half a!
I cup of butter am) cream them well to-
gether; add" a few drops of bitter almond.
a lvel tesspoonful of baking powder, and
enougn nour to make a very aoft dough;
roit on a floured board very thin.
Aioiasses cooKies Hair a cup or no.
lasses i fourth cup r of brown' sugars half
teaspoonful tf aoda: one eca: fourth cun I
of hot waterj auarur cup of shortening;
a level teaspoonful .each ginger and alt; ,
two ana half eupfUls of flour on enough
to drop from theJ-teoon Into soft cakes.
dropping them on Aroused bakinr pan,
and bake in a moderate oven 0 minutes.
If you are broiling or frying him. it i
ueiusr: ai a-ayS' vtar-cat -the ; sucss . fros ' A
nam that , already i ha been cooked..'. Xt
will then be tender and dBetoaK.te '
W.jour prcfer .to hmil the raw han:tt
tha rashera vrv h m n kii. kmn j
dip -themce jtwiotn, cd, waiv M
frying raw ham, cut it verjthln An ery
them very,n,ulckly. ,flrtt soaking hn I
minute in very not water,- The perfec
tion o broiled haro to that which la from
a ha mthat W boiled half done and ha
been allowed to cool a day or two before
cutting. ,
At a banquet glrn recently In Pan bv
a rrencn countess tne guest received a
nwat Aftewndntr surwrts. t Jb the center
f te table wa what appeared to be a
hugclpll of roses, and Just before soup
wa served the rose -parted, -disclosing a
large birdcage, Thl suddenly opened.
revealing a beautiful young lady adorned
witB wings. She remained la her strange
position during the dinner and introduced
each new dish by singing a couplet.
The first stationary compressed Air
cleaning apparatus to be placed In a hotel
in the United State, if not In the world.
waa put In operation' In Milwaukee recent-
ly. The compressor is located In the base
ment, and from it pipe lead to every
floor of the building, with places there-
on for attaching the hose, and-hereaffer
the camets s fill ftimirnn and Ar.nHa
of th hotel will be kept clean and sweet
by means of this new device. rt to an
automatic -piece of mechanism, and when
In use the air preevure'hr kept at SO
pound to the square Inch. It to operated
by electricity, and when th limit , of
pressure la reached th electrical current
la out off, but as soon as started up the
connection is renewed and the praur
maintained. By thl means the air cur
rent I sent through th carpets, furniture
and bedding, cleaning out all dirt and ran.
derlng them sweet and clean. - ' . ,'
It 1 not generally knewn that earpett
can oe-sucoessruilydyed and tha ntr
Into new life. Almost any tyle of weave
can b so .treated, but, f course, ingram
must have no cotto thread on the urr
face. It Is best alway to lct for th
new color something ulet I both cto
and tea. A dead leaf brown I eccellsnt.
whil An olive green or dull red 1 almost
good. Of course, the dyed carpet
must be a solid color and thl to why only
th quietest shades sheuld be chosa.
Hav you seen th latest French petti
coat of taffeta T-they fit mor ouly
than ever around th hip and ar mad
in the seven and hin gor tyl with
stitohed strapping oa the eem. The
lower part is-a succession of flounce
edged with lace or embroidery. The new
est feature I the placket fastening down
the aide of the front gore, th back be
ing -closed. - ' '
Tha recent Importations ar elegant
enough (or th skirt of gown Still thy
ar petticoats. ,
What woman of refined taat aoead't
want her undergarments dainty and quite
a beautifully mad aa her top clothes?
Has Illustrated It ahllltv to ewr all
Curable disease after .all other mthod
hav falUd. CoMult
Fourth rear In PorUaad. Gradual af
.UMoTfraTon11
for nteratur and Portland raf.ranaa. I
Lady -assistant . v .
Phone: Oak 421: residence. Black tn. I
Osteopathy
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; npO TEST THE VALUE of this piper as
iah advertising medium,7we will a
cept the accompanying coupon if presented .
THIS WEEK as part: ; payment on the
purchase price of a BOY'S SUIT, or as part
payment
iviAiN 5 bull.
Not more than One Coupon for
'
1 1
1 p ;t ,
I nj I ';t
n Hi' ii It
We Guarantee these
.Remedies
OR REFUND THE MONEY.
It yea ar tnfferlng with rheumatism
get on bottl of La-Ca-Ka and Snak
OU Liniment And If It does aot beneflt
yon return th bottle and. your money
I refunded. At All druggist At Wo each.
Yucca Root Sal v will cur the most
obattnat case of skin diseases, bolls and
carbuncles. It la a aur apeclflo cure for
piles. Try a box. Only Mo at all drug
gist, v --u,''r'" ' ' -- ' ' -
A 1-blt bottl of the Great ' Taqul
Cough Cur never fall to cur th most
over cough or cold.- Stop it In on
do. Vh nly ur remedy known for
j croup and whooping cough. At All drug-
I alst. . . . , , . : , .,.
gist.
OREGON CHEMICAL CO.
U veur druggist doe not have any of
thes remedies on hand com to head
quarters, , ', ,
m Washington street
THE FOLDING SAWING MACHINE
i on of tha greatest labor and money
aaTvrs w mventea. une man can do
more work with it than two men with a
crosscut saw.. Indispenslble for the pro
fessional woodchopper. - th farmer and
very owner of timber land. For partic
ulars apply , Folding , Sawing Machin
Company. i
t ; H. HECKER. Agent,
. aorner Burnsld and Front. ,'
Lovely; New Ribbons.
A particularly new aad pretty rlbboa
I la aoft faille llk, ome eight or nine
Inch la Width,, in - delicately tinted
hade af pal ttlue, pink, gray or fawn,
or la, whit, enabroidered on each, sid
with spray of roea tn natural colored
silks, a powdering of flowcrt in the cen-'
ter. Then, again, there is a whit chif
fon ribbon, with scalloped edges, worked
over with white silk, and in each scallop
a jprty of, roses and Violet. And their
green leave,'- . , '-, -
A striking ribbon Is la a thlrklklnd
of silk gause, while up - the center Is
a design of what look Ilk painted flow-.
era. to Hen and intent are the color.
veivety the appearance, yet la
"eemy W tiowera ar an -wovM tnto tn
Tlbbon in tb manufacture by a new and
special process.
on tne, purchase
COUPON
Good for 25 cents on the pur
chase of a BOY'S SUT, or:50'
cents on the, purchase of a
MAN'S SUItt If presented be
fore Apr3 19 th. i '
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