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Copyright, 1008, by American-Examiner. Great Urttaia Right Reserved.; " " r i : ; i ' Colored (Jou95 to pai a Ima ridable loue , Pri9ee55 5PS f fyued Satip Uoit Updrl Elaborate Cipri Dr$i$.. Crystalline a pauorite SuTrer laterial. i f S tb pnr. whit ttusiia gown, gutit Ion of touch ef color, shelved l ' It lia been ung by poet. beloved by painter, mad symbol ef all that la gra clous la womanhood for to loaf that it . mni slmost. lmposlbl But th pi tin, unvarnished and onromantle truth it that the all-Whit, gowa will b bat ttttl lata this Summer. Of court there will be e ceptlons there bar to b to prove too rule bat tbo Arena minus a touch ef color -In gash or belt. In dainty apraya of hand embroidery or mlnut neck bow will b bard to find. Of course If only tbo natural re actios from too many "whit eaon.M It baa even been whispered that femininity baa found it a trill bard to lire op to tbo anowy outer garbing eo aggefttlv of wet Innocence and all that. But of eours that's only ' gossip ' and mnatnl bo taken aerlonaly. ;:! ; ;;--A This Bummer no woman win be obliged to Uto op to anything la tbo matter of color or clothe. If her Sympathetic eoul lone for violet; abo can array herself la tbo color of that supposedly mod eat flower from top to too. If ah feel the need of ' yellow color - vlbratlons--and of eonrao you're ot your own copyrighted vlbra- . tlcna every tm who baa the least prgton Ion of being up-to-date has, nowaday abo may faro boraelf la golden Sue. If To-day V Best: Story THEBB la m certain young Woman la : thla elty wh la beautiful, with that ctfldlab," wistful. Innocent-looking, vtoiet eyvd beauty which tedooo one-half tbo feminine world to tears, the other half to atterly helpless rage. We all know the type, but It la eeldora given oe to too It la such perfection.'? W usually assoeut it with lamblike, appealing mentality that penult ttaelf to be ridden opon a ooa expect a wood Tlolet to turn and read : yon. ' , . i A abort Un ago h, was aVl to a woman' luntfheon, and got hereeR p for " the oocaalon la a way that made the result of ber efforts a thing not eaaUy forgotten. 8he arrtrad, looking ao lorely that there was Utile said among the grnesta for a tew moments After her entry , lata the room. Perhaps aba felt th BUenoeet all areata, aba turned to the woman standing aeareet ber, and said la a childish voice, ' with ever inch a llttl llip and pretty Southern accent I - - "How well yo are looktn' to-day I" it waa . wu-mnt dTlUtr ITOID a young woman to aa older one,- who, eem- waa onable to aceeot It aa mnrh and put up her lorgnette. weeoin the speaker from top to toe. . What aba liw waa enouKn, to uisconcert a younger and -prettlPT woman than herself. cot erea eo, one. flu da It difficult to Justify ber next "With I could y the eame for yon," ahe returned, dosing ber lorgnette with a uap. One or two of the eroeat wera frUnAa ef the pretty woman and almoat itimTuxt breaihlng In ordr not to mlee what theyitwo ara rworn .W colored Up wblcb tkea aald. with aa air of genu reproach; - l0Ta wn aro made of crystalline, - "Wby don, ye. U like a lady, like I that allky material which la In each high a OO' . " WHAT 8Mb WUUUJ LIKH TO BE. - .a - . " Cvntcul Friend Depend nvoti it : icoman's oftir indicate her detiret and . - fire v hi hare finishrclt I i -ii.it-1 d i b. i txnvo; ony i tiopo U ut tiff ti.'tc. ol hast. .,....... ..i ... . Aaereiora many crocks for seaside wear to h iiAdeniiin'aad Is enly allowed t a :w ",'-:rV.. 7 . . IkITTla.'7..vr: : . .;. '.(! to be wealthy: while, u you ten yon tnat you are going to ihak a ne ., ,fa i vmm. m. m, .Z:a " J, " swing maa ox it, tor it nas oeen triednen. thronitli a veil of On fllt Bet. But .- .- -- --. - -j - y -' ; ;t nnder vour arm, it promise y inena. - v sr., ermg merry ,doV; ,na not tovai w,,tIif- . . . . . .'..1. tb. mean, tor It , rich ion.bk ? woman. fio ahe resort, to or. " aceepUdV n.eaning of li nil Snas well A mole on $b A whit. Spot on tbe middle linger warn Cretonne, which last year had such a ,nd fUU of colori , . - - inxerfon. .fabrics and mere Striking U MLiT' On the left tern-,, you ef the coming advent of an enemy: . NOT THAT KIND." . vogue for are,, purpose, in Far., and I. . suipbur-colored ery.tallln. I. tie "t" J! ?Ml.itotW-m.l on the fonrth flrw' It: Indicates, the ar- ' Three ilfftmt -reifer. at dinner ealn eIn worB W ts making a rial used In the gown: It is trimmed with toed with eyelet mtoidery on th. erUn- T " "r" " n th great one. of" the earth, Mvtt of a letter, or, better .till, a sweet. ttLdc trivr'inTLZtr f Z ttrn n4 1 mo,t d!aIt Ptcturena, bid a An yellow ,1 which 1. called bobbin-: est French. Mtla e, "t af ! oS2 ?faw tata. ahowl m it : itC P "ced on th. right t.mp! hearts and a spot on the little finger tell, SinM VAtn&tutoU U - U, -id. of the water. Amer- .tte. Doesn't S tecaH memory ef yonf .. TjMtTlit ' 5S ta.rt.2T " It warn, yol o coming distress. , . you that you wTl have to make a Journey . t U,t A,7er. it cwUoryf women don't seen, quite aur. whether granaaiother-s gowns and a sceat of eld thi rJ,,2n'!" I mols .""ainflfl kaee inans fhaf -ahorW'Bli?,Tfrciulsr ipot teDTyealthafc ; -.Yo. air,- said IA voiterj "it'l awe tn'r " to risk making themselves look ' lavender Aroufld.tb foot of tb skirt W : MP of, deep clear violet, aatln which Wm m4 ' b"I ectn arry a rlca woman. A your disposition 1. hasty. Nail. tb,.t ,.ilt v tnrtur . . tlcel, nphol.tcrod ootUg. furniture, a wide. Irregularly Shaped band of i .J i L t promUe wealth. ; If easily are said to betoken bad temper. Cor. -,Zr7T 'i-BTI- . . . ' tbonghtli prla l. an cceaslooal K colored flletMsridred with lace Insertion, and scedle Work. , It 1 cut on somewhat on of these c.ts and almost any number , th pf BW. yoll .' t0gated nail betoken a pesstmlstW mlild. - HE WAS SCEPTICAL. , to0.t chic and .;tratteansnua: But. If H through this that tb ro.eg And bin conventional line with .lightly low tut tt different kind! f Uce c.a b. worked yott bar. s mol on yo n f nose, you ar, g g rmk Det n tBit wbat yo, j. ii st ava tfiiir j wu - Hrnrm i . .. i . ..... . . - w - . n n tiiih oriu ui n n i r"-i r-PBai tw v na fsrit. sjiih iisa si nu wiin rori iinir nn n r, in inn unw- . r - . -a a at .- k Brit ahe feel quit recktesi and daring, then vivid cerise or even red may be her choice. -And b will U11 feel assured of being In the vanguard of fashion's march. . "L For color, color, color It 11 A regular dot of color there will be everywhere that women foregather, this year. I've aald thl often and long, but each day'a son shine brings It more strongly to one's con viction, for each day brilliant i dresses bloom like flowers In the warmth an 1 Bght. ' ' . Of tbe dresses shown on this pag" two are of colored ,'erlals, wfille the other laTor luat aoar foe amarf aftsrannA IZmJ': w c "w.imie.ariernoon iDU eiwasni n ar re av ai t aaii it ar -ZZT. L"" '"'"" lin. -iih h. .aa- - wa vaaauvia tiui BDU BUK UlUUSBf P fog or dampness does not r uW , uuuu : IVVUUlUirjIluauun . lUHt - , . : tic eye and discreet band, tb result Is all "" xnat couia be w.lshed. ; . ' - French cretonn patterned in luscious . ininra lr - . i WmS& fcffc - M . -,,, M. tr lover" knots. ,1. used With good sffeot m sr . sketch lettered A. U w gtren rtP' .a. ,. J t A ' I t atHeratt Vattner -rcu-sw iv - . T a -i.. S , at-.. InattAJn J, f liaintf niflU . - - ituif tai tt t m t9 aan That same delightful bobblnett lace Is used on' the waist.., Tneve is a v-suapea yok of tucked allk net nnd dull frankly w t'H nil id iv nn t nm HrHi iuw i ,ai mt, m v. , , . - -.. . a. . n . i.. . . .. ..... . n ...in kimono sleeves, with nndersleeves t "et and lac. The flowered "cretonne 1 again een under the net of the waist. The dresa ha one of tbe new sash bow new In that Instead of being In tbe middle of the back where one would natu rally expect It to be. It la around quite at the left side. This summer you must be sure to wear your bow there, and you must not mind If people .gently - Whisper that your sash -bns "nllppcd 'roand" -Too can ignore tbem with the proud Conscious ness that you "" the fashion.'; . Colored sashes and scarf a will play a lnrge part In , the general effect of light gown this' summer. ' ' '',,!. They will be mad of , snppl. Oriental looking crepea, of Liberty gaosea", of the picturesque , pompadour flowered rlbbona. of which th hop ar full.: . And not only will they b knotted t on aid", or at tbe back In the ' manner i to-.v' wWch -i rjra n Just spoken, but aontetlm. -they ' wtll- be tied at th aide and front, If mid of this material, wttb a slim knot and long hang ing ends. . 1 . ,.: French knd English women are using . more thsn ever the long shoulder scarf of -"o beautiful materlalaand colorings,' which -wereHio Importanf aparrbrtbelrwlnter . o f costumes. Through much practice, t np pose, they n them with Infinite grac and ' -"' a large amount of plrturesaije effect They add more long, slim, banging line to tb f silhouette, a result which every woman f -, fasblon Is struggling to attain. Tbe enda thrown carelessly over each arm, tbe scarf j hanging low In th back, they are quit "In tbe picture." One French woman baa ' ' been enterprising enough-to glv lessons ; . rn tbe proper wearing of these scarfs. , : t . Crystalline Is again used la a; frock of ' ,- . simple line shown on the flgnre lettered . B.M It Is of a delightful blue-green, pale . and shimmering, the color of sea water at low tide. Antique lac Is used here with U: striking effect. Figured bet wiib lines of : baby: Irish Insertion forms tb deep yok ; J; or " vest, tTb sleeve hr of erysUUiaei with pyke effects. Just' at tb IboW .'they ar broken by folds of satin, precisely "' I the ame shade, laid around , below this ; , Vlgal l line of white laca,.-. '.-J rj?:? s Vtfatla ondersllpsi aupple . and of dees ' tones suca a a . Warm violet- Mi-la '.m . i.a giue.n m at sm ctciuuiucul iar WMr mM. .uborat. whit town. Wh - - ' , " . ' ready-made dresse appeared la the ebeDer ' " ' . " - Ahn itll SllDt Hi CBill Ut ftf nnl. r , -. satin. a-vea mors cnarmiag is frock, mad at As .mull. Colored Sass Uori? vuitl; : Jie at Ope Sid of t and Talendennea lace. which may be seen can be tlrpped orer a !mpie munlla frock la tb ktch, lettered "D." Thla, like all and transform It Immediately Into a gown tbo gown ' ohown on ' thla page, 1 elaborate enough for garden party or after- tbo creation of Terhuna, of . New Torkv, neon brldjre. - It ba tbo .aeml-emplre effect wblcb Smart Parlalenn bare again borrowed & 1 particularly attraetiv in sheer fabrics, from tb maacnlln wardrobe aad are wear, v The deep flounce of net elaborately n Ing eoat of black aatln. made precisely eroated - wltl i' lace ; and embroidery and Hk tb evening coata of the men members leere of net, are lnnoratlona when used of bar family. Cnt hort la front, wH3 on a Hngerl dress, but help tremendously open, no closing possible they hare the the light and airy effect so much sought familiar long tails, depending far down the :'attea'':.:':y';v;:;'''.'.:'- skirt la the back. The collar and lapels ' While all these dresses are. In the orlg- duplicate men'a dollar and lapel fr InaJ model tningS OX COnsiaerauiO CJipausa, two of tbem at least would bo possible to : copy In less ..expenstre materials. 'j.W eourao the iwanty of the white gowns Ilea ; altogefber In ' the band-work affd that. In tbla country,' la nerer cheap. - For band work mean time and "time- la money." Bui tb blu crystalline frock, ;. while aim pie, Is else smart and could 1) copied aue s ceasfully id musiln,: cottoa rotlo or almoat . any." inexpensly material. ' The saame la , tur ? ns;tuf - ampnur-ooiorea rauiuM: ; rockk::'v:ii';',':: "i--'S , Wbli fheas frock ar pokn of as "un. V lined." In reaUty they ar all mad on foundation of Mlk monsiellne, which gtra . Just enough atablUty t keep them perfectly . In shape and yet U o Hfht and transparent that It preaence 1 not euspected. XJnltned dreaae, put together with much band work,' with rtlrta and walt Joined, are apt to bare a dragged look It mad entlrel Without eupport. Thl th uuderUnlpg of raoua-eline do sole does away with. Deep hema of satin footing light muslin . gown Is a conceit of the season which baa much -charm. Here tbo inerltable "touch of color" Is r ot ten , Introduced, for satla' bands of colore are frequently . aeen on gowns of all white." Then the trimming of the bat, and often tb parasol carried, cor. responds. It Is a pretty Idea, and whis per 1 a remarkably good scheme for'fresbh enlng up a dress the hem or wnicn nas do- cam worn and torn and skirts that float bare an irritating way of catching and sometime being stepped on by the unsuspecting feet of men, clumsy creatures. , The lac coats, without sleeye an4 banging wldo open In front,,, which thla of Sulphur Colored Cryilalfine tilustrales Two . of ' the Season's cities Cretonne Trimming and th Tied Sash. B--Frock of Crrslallin ': tique Lace ..".Line. Pale Blue and! An of ' Simple C Elaborate Ling erf i Dress Over 4 Underslip of Violet Selin. . ' DDclicI..VJencieone Uce and Fin. Hand r J- m A o. La. Tli is. 1U1U1UIUCI aaaskv i hw ' Gown Beauty. Thing of -j: .L. .l-i Cessorr for with .. wowaa. bar d uj uicsT wiii am um m m n bh l ninu uib a retnatkaMr feaUre and luixuriou air and - ' aw - - . Will b M haan ta th arnm.n whoM m ... - 1 mean ... - . .... . . (t 1 which every women nas. Ko lining is nee- a falry-Uke essary, althougb a lining of cblffon or allk mbroldery.niousselln la delrbl. On of tbes coats kumi wvwwm iuvi ut. mm vaiw t . . . , .. . ruru n.r Learn to It la .More . Important for By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX. Ooprrfght, 1908, V I N" . magaaln,,' eaHed Bug-gestit . Therapeutic 1 found tit) following axtractt- Is there nowhere to be found s man ' . of Influence In school boards and tb Ilk possessing a knowledge of tb -. mere fact ; 1. That tuberculosis kill mora people than th word, pestilence or famine 2. That no child was rr bora Into the world suffering from tuberculosis! , . 8. That compulsory deep breathing in schools would wipe tuberculosis off the : face of the earth la two generaUonif" Is It not an astounding thing that no ' popular educator baa yt graspsd tb Slmp ordinary, erery day THLTH that i consumption la always prerentablel The Bally practice of deep breathing, ae- quire? In childhood, will make erery bu- maa 'belhg, wbaterer hi tendency or ancestry, proof against the lnroada of the baclllua of tuberculosis. There should be two half hour glren np dar ing tb day's schooling to the practlee of deep breathing, la tb morning and afternoon session .Thla la a timely word of rood sen. Children ar being taught many use- less and' some disgusting things In our schools to-day, and this would hs an excellent substitute for th time glren to ths dl-sectlon of dead cats and mb. A young gfrl was threatened with expulsion from one of th.schools for ref UB,n', to lsect "Imals. In an- other several children fa.nfd wh.n wutxi vruiaiau i,jviiva vmuiuiviuiu cat In their presence, preparatory to ita dissection fof the study of anatomy. In neither of these schools was one word said to the children regarding: deep breathing. It is much, more Important that a child shall know how to fill Us lungs with fresh air-all Its lungs than that it shall learn ( how many bones are contained in the body of a rabbit. 'Very few people In the world know how to breath. It Is the first thing a human being" does on arriving her, yet not one In five hundred ever learns to do It properly. " The majority of children breath Ilk canary -birds. t , I have known a boy who Inherited a hollow chest and consumptive tenden- cica to become transformed in one , A Day Spent with HEB 1 f Joy EB MAJESTY QUEKS AL5XANDftA England never so thoroughly en- lois ber HM, an Engusn writer tells tin, a sb does when leading th Uf of a prlrata lady at Sandrlngham, bar is- of her letter to her intimate friends. ' '-torlte borne. . ; firi'fi. Her Majesty , jpnd . ; a i eonslderabl' Always an early riser. Queen Alexandra amount, of time arranging and classifying is np and about soon after 1 o'clock. After heir Immense collection of photograph that cup of tea or chocolate the latter, a a she hn taken from time to time, and of rale Her Majesty leave' ber room, and which she now possessea aereral thousand, commence her dailyround. --v No' matt21AmongtJieii rftnotographaet-Queea -"wharthTifaT of th weatbefloayTcrab Victoria temporarily "held up" In her dou at one proceeds out of door, and ha a keychalce through fha animal refusing ta brisk walk.- bodge an '.Inch ; th Prince of Wale floun '. After breakfart Her' Majesty makH ber doting In a slmon-tresm," Into which an ; way to her boudoir, which stands incaottona.. sfefl : ha plunge4 blm while . first floor, In th centre of. her private flsniBgj an(1 th, Klng eaaing young Trtnoe suite, v Her. she transact. .11 her business. ftdw.-d W..M . th, '.rk b fh. .no tne amount iua u uum i ' through day by day Is lurprlalng. When Her Majeaty arrives la ber room th letter bare already been arranged In neat pile by tbs Hon. , Charlotte Knollys, : who ha been ber royal mistress's greatest and most, Intimate friend for many year. o'cCr o or tnVfteTn 0r MJe.ty visit. tb tenantry on tb Uti by whom ah Is UttraHy worshipped. .7 "J . " v-m. Zar ,m .i - Upon her return-home for her cup of tea , for Queen Alexandra la an ardent devote nt It "fiv o'clock"-t-sli wOI spend some ft,f-,t- M.tary the Hon. tlm with her privet secretary, tne uon.. ' Bllney Grvllle, discussing varloua mutter of business, algnlng letters, etc., while It is about this hour that Her Majesty receives How to Tell Your Fortune By Your tfoles. ; ACCOHDINO to tradition, if you hav fb tbunibnail U a ptoml, of a present, a mol on your chin, you maf x hll tf it is on the Index linger It Is to ..." . . ....... 4..lth snTf? tnroai; iawi " r i Fin ger-nall are also said to foretell your disposition- and fatur. A whit spot on UIit Frok5 Bae. .' hole. , Troperiy 'worn, they" bare' much ehle, althouch one shudders at the Imagined picture of the reauit should th wrong per- oa attempt It. The great foreign eoatnraer. befor they aend a gown home, add the proper flower Ho b worn with It.. : Till boutonnter 1 chosen with great care, for on wrong note of color would throw out the color aebera of the whole costume.' It Is po longer considered smart to wear natural flowers artificial flowers are the thing. And etea amarter la a boutonnlero In small yellow vnuini . nu owl VIMUUSI , i n - ' V1 - r" '.. "- .. . . ., Breathe! Children Than; Dissection Aaserlcaa - J'oaniil - Examlnati x1 ELLA WHEELER WILCOX. year's Mm by tlnf taught to lnhals ten deep breaths through his 'nostrils, alowly-thres time a day. 2 have seen a pallid, anaemia -1rl ffTflV t-VsHV at nil VftSiisif 'rtrniivrt masfn f Wft,k M(l tnm ,choo, a breath: Ins; exercise. . She closed the. lips, and mptied.lh lung, and inhaled while she took seven steps, and exhaled with the next aeven. In a very f w weeks a marked Im- W iSr appearance. , v ; As a beautlfler, nothing exoels this fresh-air lung bath, v-v . .The lungs are composed of innumer able cell, and the majority of people use only the ."upper rooms" of this breath mansion. The lower ones are ,os4 the air, and are receptacles for dust and disease germs throughout life. . One of the best things our teachers in kindergartens and public schools can do is to glv th children on half hour or four quarter hour exercises .In tnjr tweeying. ,! ' v 'proper breathing Is 'an aid to thaj. mental and spiritual, faculties, as well as. to the physical body.' Let It become an Important part of the educational system of our land. Queen Alexandra. any other member of her household wh may be on duly at Ssndrlnghnm. This is tne time of flay that queen Alexandra joys best of all, and when ah write most ear as a punishment Jtor some boyisn prank of which bis royal grandfather did not ap prove. ;"'.,":VJ';.. . '':.v..j-: .',1.' " Dinner at Bandrlnghara la something of a movattl feastr : Harely,' however. Is It served befor 0 o'clock. As a general rule, when there , ar no gueats present, their ln !"ena"nc:. ae JTW: toom follow with a bridge table for tb special entertainment of the King. LIk wogt otbef memUori o( tb, oyiI family. Queen Alexandra - is an excellent musician, and plays the piano with very considerable skill- Her Majesty retire for th njftjt con,pafatlTe!r cariy. .nd t0 this. together with her esrly rising and her par. tlallty for a fruit diet, is due much of -her exceedingly good health. ..., w niM nnlrklT: while events your left bond will b longer la comlug auout. Mirht nn nil naiks tun jou win como io tom nr l" 7 - V.
