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MONDAY, JULY 21, 1902.
CLOTHING SALE
AT-
THE FAIR
FASHION'S DIMES
MADAM GRUNDY HAS MANY
FANCIES THIS SEASON.
All Summer Dress Goods
greatly reduced in price.
Shirt Waists sold at great
reduction to close out.
Special reduction on Cloth
ing. See our stock at once and
make your purchases. You
can save money.
Tfie Fair
Where Whole Families Can
Trade
Season of 1902 Is Remarkable for Its
Variety of New Fads and Fancies
of the Patterns of Fashion.
New York, July 21. The -summer
of 1902 will go down In the history
of fashions as a record breaker in
the matter of producing novelties. In
fact with all the beauty of summer
modes, it may be said that modistes
have depended chiefly upon the little j
elegancies for the smartness of the
ensemble.
There have not been many types of
the summer girl but she has been ver
satile, accepting only the original fea
tures of fashions and clinging not
I long to any pronounced style.
J The mode which retains Us hold;
I upon the popular ancy longest is the ,
shirt waist suit. This implies not J
j necessarily, a plain skirt and shirt;
waist, for the bodice, like every other;
feature or rasmon has been elabora-
tell us. Jt .is certainly ,a most fasci
nating and interesting study in its
complex influence and modistes claim
that by encouraging thiB contempla
ted fad, they will experience less
trouble and fair women will be better
able to understand her physical and
emotional idiosyncracles and be help
ed to the ways and, means of devel
oping these on the highest lines,
therefore rendering more subtle the
art of perfect dressing.
Yerv few of the summer fashions
ni r nrn vn it Kmart, i Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Rhcuma
v.rr cmnrt rioklim had the skirt . tism, Neuralgia, and expels Malaria.
nnmnnmrt of n timlo pffect. the bot- Satisfaction guaranteed toy Tallman
torn being finished with a deep flounce & Co. Only 50 cents.
of nlalted chiffon edged with a nar- .
row ruching and falling over a ruffle
50
will be carried over for fall and wln-!was composed simply of canary col
of silk. There was also a. lace flounce rents while they last
overlaid upon the one of chiffon. 1 icp pi inp
The bodice was made quite plain, ..UOC rUKC
the three materials of the skirt being . j f w
used. There was a slight bloused ef-. fTf TlZfC! I I" A
feet at the sides, with a very decided1 l 111 llCll IVv
nouch at the front and the girdle i
ter use. The trend of the times is
toward originality and absolute new
ness, with the display of exquisite
taste and absence of excentricity.
Lace Gowns and Coats.
Lace gowns, and coats though will
be a ang the few novelties of sum
mer that will rase in winter. This is
due to the fact that It Is ever possible!
to find something unique In this line j
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shown designs is avoided. Gowns
that are not made entirely of lace
are elaborately ornamented with It
and the effect is stunning.
One very dainty model in twine
colored voile de sole, which by the.
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iieu upon, unui u. ;nas ueveiopea jmoi '", , i.t i ia
la wonderful creation, displaying the,p0Dllla5 fmmf fabt ' nl,p?
intricate hand-work and trimming ot'" V nd " "hS"
the most delicate textiles. Tnf 5 a ;v.ke f ,on,tbf ,b?,CC-
Shirt waist gowns in the finer ma- and belw thls the 'abrlc f lald In a
terials have the blouses trimmed wlth'f rle? of ,nar!01w tuckl
'bands of embroiderv. or sometimes I fw0 bands of lacf the skirt the
.the entire affair is a series of alter-1 ,ac,e .appears asain.witb
InaUng bands of insertion and silk r,bbon bordered wltn back 5s a dls.
j ' j tlnct addition to such a gown.
Embroidery on Skirts. . A Da,nty DesIgn
The skirts, in keeping with the! Lace s made foundation
blouses, are embroidered and finished ; of cbJfl whlch in tum is buHt overi
with deep flounces of embroidery I
Some very dainty costumes in white;
organdie built over taffeta have yokes
composed of strips of the organdie I
joined by fancy stitch, and from the
yokes the flounce of the skirt de
pends, gathered quite full all around
'to hang in bewitching confusion
about the feet
Constantly the modistes are evi
dencing by the outlines of fashion
' the influence of nhysical culture unon
i the feminine mind. The very exer- J
I cises tLat are practiced to lend grace
j and dignity to the figure are studied. I
I and the result is an effort on the part I
, of the dressmakers to bring into ef-
feet such styles as will emphasize the
beauty of this training.
Probably to this fact as to no other
flowing, clinging lines
ored panne velvet finished with a
buckle of brilliants. The stock was
formed of the velvet and lace, then
at the very edge of the collar there
showed a piping of pale blue satin
sandwiched between two folds of
chiffon. Such an effect is always
pleasing and ultra-smart and the
model may be copied in less expen
sive materials with splendid results.
The cold, repellant. blue-grays are
going out of style and will probably
be replaced with some very soft
shades of green. Many new tints in
blue are also promised for early fall
and winter, and a few more weeks
will see them among the advanced
modes of these approaching seasons.
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Camp Pitched Next Season In England, Necessitating an Absence For Some Time.
Preparing for a Vacation
a man wants his shirts to look their
best and have them in perfect order.
To be sure of this send them to an up-
io-date laundrv, where vour linen and may the Ion
colored shirts, your collars and cuffs ! of the past few seasons be attributed,
are handled -with the care and done up J Novelties in Belts.
-wiin me oeauiv oi coior ana nmsn tuat The greatest novelty of fashions j
-the Domestic laundry is famous for. just now is in belts, neck trimmings
BUFFALO ILL'S
the uinot ne
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. F. Bobinson, Prop. Pendleton.
and such tiny accessories. There are '
so many ways of arranging ribbons i
! and laces about the throat, that it is
i possible to wear a single ribbon sev-1
erai consecutlves times, and were it'
I not for the color, the trimming would
I be unrecognizable. For instance
. with a shirt waist costume of pon
: gee silk, the blouse is embellished at
the neck with a "wind" of turquoise
blue ribbon. One day the ribbon is
i brought simply around through, tied
in a simple bow and the ends allowed
i to hang unconfined, to the belt. The
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versed and the ribbon Is fastened at
the back, all the ends being gathered
up in front, the ends being simply
, gathered up into a huge, but dainty
cnoux. Again the trimming is shifted
to the front, the ends being slmpl
I drawn through a ring at the throat,
then tied at the bust-line, and the
I ends doubled into small knots which
j "re piercea wun sticK-pins and se-
a. tarpon lrom Keagio Brother. Oar Kock ot ! curea to the bodice at almost any de
sign cum Tcnicies woum be nara to beat Id ireu sjjuu
eltbcrprice. make or material, and, if you need With the addition of a tnllo
earriaee to run abont in. there iannthin . " u .lue JumuDn OI a tuile
like a nice backboard. Come in and look at , cmnon bow, it is therefore possible
Mcwainy ana me sjie oi our up-to-aate car- to accomplish wonderful results with
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very scanty material.
The Ribbon Belt
neagi-E brothers j Quietly, but to the evident satisfac
Water Bt, near Mala. PttdletM. Or . tion of all, the ribbon belt Is taking
: S ,' n 0UUnS or athletic costumes. There
3 is sucn a sort beauty about the ribbon
nu uiura lemininuy or grace
mat it manes a special anneni tr
a the woman of fashion who this year
3 1 eliminating as much of the manniiin
3 1 in dress as she endeavored to take
a iun a iew seasons past On the nlm.
a , Tilest lawn or the most elegant ailk
me riDDon oeit is en regie. It
; uruugnt arouna the waist and tied
3 ( either in a bow and drawn through a
sum circie ana allowed to fall In
niuuieu uareiessness to the hem of
me gown.
Girdles that are composed both of
notion and lace are lovely and found
m uie wardrobe of every well-groomed
woman. The lace Is appllqued over
ine riDDon entirely as It extends
around rhr wnict hut nn hn ot.
W t mmv wu luc ebiuaui
aLers, there Is simply an edge on either
.siue, with medallions at the end.
a Hand-painted belts are delicate and
pretty. They are Tcorn with more ex
.pensive gowns, but embody the ele
gance which characterizes the. sea
son's modes.
FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN
A 1 4-Room
Dwelling House
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Centrally located
Electric lights throughout
In good repair
Lot 60 x 130 feet
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ON EASY TERMS
J. A. HOWARD 1
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ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN
COUNSELLOR-AT-IAW
U. 8. Supreme Court
REGISTERED ATTORNEY
(J. S. Patent Office
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Trade Hark and Copyright!
7tk ft., V. MY., WMhlacton. 1). C
Many White Gowns.
Although there is only a little over
a month of summer yet before us,
man)' wmte gowns are being made.
These are of heavier materials, how
ever, and will be seen until very late
in the fall. In fact it is predicted
that light colors will be Jn greater
vogue during the coming winter than
they were last season.
Indeed, the woman of fashion Is .go
ing to make a specialty of color, they
THIS YEAR '
THE
ORIENT
AND
OCCIDENT
RIDE
Shoulder to
Shoulder
IK THE
GREAT
ARENA
Novelty piled
on Novelty and
MORE
COME.
GREATEST KSUCISTSONAL EXHIBET'OH
EMEUACIXu, AS IT DUES, THE
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As well aB the strong, sturdy,
Coast Guard
Life Savers
Thus exemplifying all that there is in bold,
dashing,
HEROIC MANHOOD
In the saddle and on the seashore.
The great
WILD WEST
..AND..
WILD EAST
Now United Hand-In-Hand.
Step by Htep the pathfinder has
encircled the clohf
Note the endless array of stii
ling attractions.
RUSSIAN
COSSACKS
BEDOUIN
ARABS.
AMERICAN COWBOYS,
INDIANS, CUBANS,
WESTERN GIRLS,
MEXICANS, JOHNNY BAKER.
BRONCOS, STAGE COACH
EMIGRANT TRAIN,
x ALL THE
FAMILIAR FEATURES,
AND
The World's
Mounted Warriors
COL. W. F. CODY BUFFALO BILL
Who will appear personally at the head of the
GRAND ROUGH RIDERS REVIEW
On the morning of the exhibition.
Uad- the effective management of MR. NATE SALSBURV
w prcscniea the
HISTORIC MILITARY SPECTACLE, THE BATTLE OF
SAN JUAN HILL
i 3, . . T"f "''" Bully, 2 .a 8 p. m., Italu or Shtoe ''
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that will be worth $25.00
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Pay Fifteen Per Ceai
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FOR SALE
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Absolute control of five miles of best
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