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By A RICHMOND PARKHURST, .IR

9 to the knowledge that they are being

The Young Man S Era crow_ded out og _the comizercial fields and

t t f , t t ll t

The Man S Doom hear ifllettli: iniiughdstheymcaii) inrmt eil;

own behalf to secum som- sinecure with

‘_ Ju” c:h_:thgp0]`;_bgdfe;_°_tn3:ngm3l; Uncle Sam as their psyma-ter

nevertheless, true t_l;st th¢___ age '

' Q' ow living in is the oiing ans »..""’st'lu»e¢. of as im nm, when.. Investors Are Still Over

d' thw be east, west, north or south, show

the great mayority of responsible Calltlans

I positions are Iield by men in and

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d 30 ears of In the west and A new year has dawned and on every

um me ynel-gg” af: abou; 25 yum side is manifested a decided improvement 15”; past middle life find it difficult to in the financial condition throughout the lr ‘pace with the march of time, iind, country, although the more conservative " £11, thousands of them count thcmscl element of business mcn and investors vos-fortunate if they can hold on to their are waiting for the app=aranee of thi! an old poritiuiu and, should they find it ncces_ nual statements from banks and other big

.sary 'tio cast about for new berths, they corporations, who each year take the pub- lldd it dlillcult m the extreme to gain lic into their confidence in this way Ons

nii_ on to the great army of the em notable feature now most apparent _is the

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mmrked th" --young men um this tho affairs of the country must con- better fitted for execution than for coun- tinue to stagllate. Banking ih\0l'0B¢0. qel," and every day there is evidence that while greatly encouraged by the improve- x spoke ‘whereof he knew. The mari past ment in the money situation, take tho

ilnkig the dom-3 _'of the railway offices view that the time is not yet ripe to per-

lgnd otggr large co_rpoi'iition;_ closed _i_n his mi__t ofba__ceIcbra_!ion in th; natui: of an

5 M10. ri nearer ic is to t 1: utter ac i_vc u speeu _ati0n_ in t e mar et, and of , °.’:.‘:..‘;"“i°°,§::. ‘i';““;‘.f., to _ I lines will disclose a sea of faces, and if a exist and the almost complete absence of ° o » ¢ tions remarked recently that the orrlr-rs l , | _ canvass of the offices is taken it will be time iiccomidpdations. These conditions! mf ““`"f"’"“ f"' °l‘f'l‘l'°“ 1’l“°"‘l bl' ll‘""` demonstrated that few of me mm sented act M B demnent in broadening the scope _ _ _ _ __ __ pfiienls liltd :iii-lu-», such propnrtiims of

blwiness in gcnem|_,and for B while The Bureau of Statistics iit \\nshing-

ion their high stools ure past 30 years- of of

I tend to cause some of the over- mn

"ago, although the great majority of them Wil

gradual retum of confidence, and without

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`I1avo served the roads now employing them cautious investors to hold oil until some Wh

ini: dccado or more. Of ` "` one large room in New York city 45 0 clerks were seated. Twenty-three of these the were under 3 years of age, 12 were be- but tivoon 25 and 30 and of the other 10 hiiti_nnds of persons who will never forgive

of those had begun his present work Of

the more daring assume the lead. “VI

to

° ' he had turned the lliirtieth mile- they had the 0 ll0l'tlUlll-Yi fm' lf IH <`0l\' "C

gin were more than 40 years old, and but the _ _ _ .___

_Qi-Enditions almost siniilar were found to me exist In the offices of the gri-at utilities ,lic

ti

recent slump has not adectied their tw

dilfporationl. In the employiiiuiit of Iicli »\l'l'\ll,1'340l\P|1CliY- ' 4* _ due

1-3"`

'gas days the universal deinfind is for T , In wa

yt loti e mind of youth, capable ul hi‘qugh'_which to husband savln8¢ ll filill co

i c' ly 'llesifning and without the hiss of ;e_iieral,' and the safe deposit vaults of New co

'afnior training and habits to overcoiiii-_ Yo

. “At thousands upon thousands of desks ng' _ _ _ _ Emoughout ,thelarge cities the same con. licked uptof late. Ono of Wall streets ., ' _ onli are _glaringly manifest, and_wheri »hr »‘ lllénlsiia seen whose hair showed the frost ‘wo

with these biirgnins that have been m

ago that if-he did not double his cap- gn"

ol“yea'm'it was learned that they lnul .ini with_i"`t.he neiit year lie -W0\\I-i l“\‘-'° in

laitiitheir places for a number ol years, inly himqglfeto blame. While this state- 8 -_f-- 1

_'Yl|6li'tl1¢y found the pace getting too iiisni mai- ,l”i‘8BTl;2d ll B V°l‘Y-.l'W¢¢PllS

fhstjfor them and dropped out, the places me, nevertheless t ere are many UDPOP in

l __-immdishly be Biled with young_ tunities still left- fpr ‘the investor tdtésp “me being_,___myhDW_ has received __ check _ - 'visit to the municipal offices of largi-I little nerve and GOING Calillill- securities will seek their own levi-I, li level

clilds and, in fact, to the federal ofliecs

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o!"`Wmhingmn will disclose -just tho wi of the Worldwre "D0" iii ‘md °P°l"ll°““ basis on which tn con iuti- i-ion thi- most

vsrjs of these conditions. Tlieru the gldgi-l of ri sancr, safer and more conservailye osutioiis iiivostor can find sonic-thing to

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vi.-ritslils harvest, provided he has a and

all street is conscious that the eyes of

are in the as_ccndénc`y,glue, perliape, l i\fii\II‘e 111'!! i0 b9"ill¢ l`“l°`f°l' "°’“E ll“_‘° his

fc0u|.sQ_ intense inte,-egg centres in furthermore, this increase is fur in nd- dividcnds the indmtrme Wm declare, vancc of the incrc-use in wages. This will unless all signs fail there will be thousf mt

incelves for not having taken advantage “elf the. recent prevailing low prices when pe"

,lmuy prpdicteg thu-_¢ an i“dus\ri,,|H wi" wealthics trust compniiies in New York

r _iust as soon as it is discovered that 3"]

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he phference fur bonds N B medm s captured iind most of the money re-

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i-k and-_other largf: cities are fairly buI8' exrpnny’ in the mum of an interview'

ost trusted young inzin shoiihl hnvi-

°wd”t.7B“““°i°m “hmarked B ‘lay M iilistion had long enjoyed the oiliciuls

will, in ll few days, issue it report

ereby it will lic shown that the cost at ng is not only steadily iiicn-miiiig, hut,

be news to the laboring nilin, or even tho clerk compelled to support liiui- llnd family on the inciigre weekly sli- d hc draws. It will he recalled that ently 'the paying teller of one of thc

ked forth from his cage and out ol building with about, $70,000 siifi-ly

lied in ri suit cnsc, and it was only to a_ rare piece of good luck that ‘ie

red The president of that trust

rcssed th_p greatest surprise that this

nc wro_|ig," adding that the cl'-rl; 'ri

est cnfitiéicnce, and that_lie was draw- sn "nipple salary." Latter develop-

comc._ ,\l'iIdcat speculation, for the

with rtlfe stock jugglers. on thc run

intrinsie'j_;W'\'ortli, _spd with this as n

iiiung.'__ E 5' ‘

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ments showed that thc ample siilury lute "ye:irs th.-_t th'= di-i.rir§ient iii ms of the iiiun who linndlcil liuiidiuds of esliilili..-iliiiieiit li:iil i..i\‘udy Qmvn to one tliousainils of ilulliiiri of the luliik’s funds of grent i'iiipui'tuiioi-. viirli day was iii reality $1,400 ii yviir. 'l`lii,~i is liii'g<-_ly iliu- tri the long cnsuiilly

Thi” (.|,.|-]¢',- Sui,-H-y ,iiiiy he ri-gunloil .is lists arising from !lu_- riiri-Ives handling of

ri sziinple of lliii.<<: paid to the uvei'uil0 W1-cipuii.- Iiy eliihlreri, In tliiri nge of pro- _voung men filling phil-es of trust niiil re- pzri--is-ioii parents hiire liiken _ri innrc prim. sponsiiliility todiiy, iiiiil with the cost -if livail view of the liiutivr, nnrl in Consc- livirig ailvuiiviiiig lit the pzl-.<_:it iilnriiiiiig quencc regular inslriiclorii are einploycd rate is it iiltoi,;elli<‘i- i=\|rpi'isiiig that so to instruct boys und girls in tlicir use. iiinny of them gn wrriiig, liilh- ruiiir(-.~i nri- now us pfipulur lui ii. place

Living has iidviinccil in cost :ilinut 40 iii' nviiih-zvuiilii for young Aiiiiirlcn lu-i the

per cciit in thi- pru~'t 10 yi-urs, while irzigeii tluiiuiiig iieluiol used to hc. (ine or two have lint inc-rcimud iiiorie tlinii I5 pi-r rr-nt ul`tl-riioriiis uucli wrulr groups of little at the oiitside. 'l`liei'u is u slight dcciwliiie li1i_\'.-i, .~;uiiii- ziccoiiiplinieil by some older iiotioi-uhlo in the cost of foudstiiifs just pi-rsuii, gnllicr on the, range to indulge at present, but llicri- is e\'cr_v rciisoii to in target practice. First Ilie-child iii gi\'~ eiuppose that the Old high levi-Is will he cn an iinlriiided riilv, fowliiig piece or ri-iichcd before the winter luis grown iniiuli 'pistol to handle, and' hc is thoroiiglily in- opp-i»_ """""" - striicli-d as to the manner in which it

sliuiild be held, lriaderl, rnrrii-rl and uri-

, loaded und finally in- Cliscliurgiiig it.

lnstrucung BOYS HOW The iiinovuiion, wllilc popular, fails to

to i-ver, who slill r-li_rig_'to_ thc lic-lk_:f'i-I at I

as lireurm nf any deiicription is-out-of pliioc

Not-very long ngo ,it was generally coin- in ii cliild’sjlinndsI _ L

mented upon that thc use of firearms riinnng women was bei-oiiiiiig more gi-iicrzil. Vniidcvillc Mnntigc-i‘-1 csn't bool: your Today it is equally upp:ii‘ciit that cliilllriiii nct~no profanity' isiiérmllteli in this lire becoming versed iii the use of guns, house, `- . , rifles und pistols nt fur teiidr-rcr yours Viiudcville Artist-'1`-h't§t¢'s not a pro- tliun in the ulllcii du_\‘s, not excepting thc fone word in our entire’ Blu-teh. tiines of our Puritan Fatlurrs. A loading \'iiude\'iIIc Mfiniigcr--I -know, but we liiliiiilfiicti|i‘i-r of fircuriiis of ull desi-i-ip~ ilon't like our audiences to swear either.

Attractive Gambril Roof Cottage Designed by Chas S Sedgwick, Architect, Minneapolis.

The gambril roof tri-ntinont so much in mniiiiicncc- thc niiungi-inent of tho din-

voguc during the curly (oloiii.-il yiars has iiigimiiii, piinlri reiir purcli fipnoo fdr ro bu-ii rL\i\\d .ind ls todo) one iii thc filgi-iiiiiir, etc, i-i ii II iirriiiigid and very most uiinnion riietliorls of roofiiig ii ine- ioiivciili-ii! thi- liusiiul sulilioard in this dium sized house, and it is often used for lliiiiiigmiiiii thi- r~ni.ill priiyeeteil Dutch the large country villu, and one ian Iii- uiiiilriu with slut iulil iiiucli to the beauty I-ei-n very frvqiu-iitlf, iii thi- i~uhiiih~i of our ilu- Iiiiilgrliuiiii i iii go ill proportion, large hsslerii citini und on lin- si-.isliiire niiiply liigliliil .iii-I li.-s .i liriiiul fireplace It uiluiits of loiv posts, liiiv ntoru--4, low tic ii lniriri in t iiiiti-'ide of

roof over the ei-iitiul piirliun and ilu- fiI~t lini.»~l- no iiliouii iii oiii ill|i»-ii.iii<iii,

iiti-cp pitili of the roof liriiiiizlit iloiin lou i- uii iiiiiiis in liui-,lu-il in on over the limt story wlniloivs glivis tlin! uilli rl-irk ll<iiii~li will iliiiiugii the front peculiar cottage upiiciiriinu- that is qui:-t iuiiliiin .iiiil fur thi- ~I.iiri1-0, und p.»liI-n and restful und ierv iniiili iipireilitsd -i.i for thi- tliiiiniv iov i ii-r ii -

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anw-, tlir- piiizui is Iirvinvl :inil Iilli~i'ul iii-ni.-.~i

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-'ippciil to the more careful ps-rents, how- FIRST Fli0(lR I’IiA.\'. Sl-2(‘(lN]) l<`I.OOR

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of thc criiiiiirii lins ii i=_viiiiiii-tri:-nl nppi-ui*-I ni-il wiili ii i-iiiull vh-ii. In this rin’-1-_

_ _ luiiiis- is .'I:'i It---I iii wiillli :iiiil .'l‘l fi":£ in i

ilu- front liiiii tlil- inli-rior :\i'ruiig1‘ini~ril. depth, 1-xi-lil_~|'\~<~ of |ii;izy,.i, lliiilt this sim .; I ' ' ` ` Irriri .

lil- liiiiinl- ¢ii~l< $-_ - _

<iiii-, with liuiulsoiiii- slaiiri\'ii_v, with hitch- Thi- lfiwi-r piiilion ol' the liriusc on tho i-ii conui-elinii iiiid lima-iiii-rit eiitriiiici- nt iiiitsiiie is pniiilcil white, iiiiil all tho grnili- iiiiili-riii-iiili, iill iiinki- up ii \'<-i'_\' mini- .~liiiii;Ii~r~ on ilu- gzil-hi- :iiul roof iirc stained

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riglituiiiiig ciirtiiiiis of thin yellow sill<,¢__ ' - - ~_fj

gnxit di-lil of sunlight or wlu~i'e thi- rnmii "I" °“ 'i"‘"ll l’I`Il>*i ml-ls’ A has a sfiiitlicrn exiiixriiri- :i wliiii-:li gn-r-ii I" “Ili” fill' lllllfl’ ‘lf Cl|l”l-“ind Uf 11?! UF' is good fm- ii,,_. ,‘,,,,i,|,. _si,,,.|,._., “.|,,.,, ,i,,. lace, as ilu-y iuld much io thi- ulieerfulncss'

wulls or fiiriiisliiiiiisi nic in gn-r-ii trim-s,` ‘If “II "llIUI"\"l‘i‘-` ri|ll|¢l` ililfli F0*-’In~

In selecting shades for the oiilsiih- lint, l Willie 5" 1' NUI" ‘f'lll(‘l" ‘l0'~‘-‘J

yellow tone 'I

au mit or n pale ivory nm, |,,,¢], L.x,_._.]|pm__ lu lil- p_i'0iui'r<lfi for thi- iiisitle color (if 'Q

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_ The 'Midwinte

BY DOROTHY DALE. IM

- “Afnsrioan women are quick to adopt new modes and ideas in dress, but they Ire ’by‘no means iilarish followers of thi.- Frsnoh gownmakcrs, who are generally regarded as setting the pace for Dame Fasliion. Therefore it is not always safe

to tirodict ahead exactly what the iiiodcs of he American woman will hc, ns she il very apt to select only what appeals to bel' si' becoming and smart, without strict ulllfsrence to the Parisian edict. This very independence of selection is an excellent tlilhg. and is one reason why our women am generally well gowncd and hecomiiigly so."Of course, there are certain types that can wear thc extrcnie styles and can ad- opt new French modes with impunity, but this season especially therc_ are a grent many pitfalls for the unwary, and it in woll.to be a little conservative and to osrefully study what is most becoming bc- fbrs deciding on the style of ones gowns For intitsncc, thc Empire modes which are /lio much favored in Paris are afthi-ir hest

vory few women, and must be most

mvcrly made to do justice to the figure. Homo of the evening rind dinner gowns I have soon worn this season remind me

forcibly of badl_y made negligws, the best riofnlis of the gure being hidden by the i_$_i_$sq; folds which are p_ci~mitted to hide t e Ines of thc waist und hips. I do not

that the Empire gown at ils

charming, but it .takes ii and lin excellent dress-

to successfully achieve one. I rc-

s chiimilng frock, however,

Empire effect which woul_d to niiike, and which would

almost any coloring. The

made over a tightly fitted bo- niul iihcuth skirt of toilets, the

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driiwn over the shoulders, whom the outer fo edge fell over the slceves,_nnd down again P

the scarf then being allowed to fall down Ull

side. Thé embroidery was done in ralticr heavy white silk, with thc centres of the conventional flowers used in the design, done in light tones of pink, mauve, pale

edged by small white ball fringe, couched wltIi_ stranils of _pale blue and mauve silk,

back of the gown. The tops of the sleeves

had pointed and scalloped striz of satin, edged with fi-ings, over whic_ the lace fell, the sleeves proper being of moulaeliiie, with rulfieii of lace nnd_a band about tliel elbow of satin edged with the fringe.

top of the high girdle-which, made of folded bins strips of material, laid one

were applied; The Chantilly lseo yoke, which was detachable, was made with a

the mrs, itfd llniQed shout the, top with.

coloringii lisi-fl into <_i_rnli:‘olilcry. ‘ The iii-lii¢ciis_ `iva nilthulda -its om;

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fivgctxllilriixoiltisyf ion Yto so c ei.

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'tb the majority, gghwoindn, _hcwi-ixgrfnllist

models; but 'close-Btfing iintrimmdl prin- eeus flocks 's'i'e_ iillo very smart ,, Thai cimdztiag priiietiis,-~iiim-vii, __§on_s;i» _

when there in ‘a scniiei-ness of lilgnand ` sn absolute sti-aightneu of _(ront._ al-| msn all the soya: this seven the upper, part of 'the corssge and t e sleeves an,

absolutely plain. This lyespselsgy notic- satin, i/elgst d I M materials, ths<tliia~

nr iullinafnl _tango-i mel bl use :°°*“r,ic 'i§I'i-°l*-

, , _ ng or em ery -

siiifo tie fait that the long transplant ile__evs was hehizlifgi ss thswcornést manila iii' ii si»°v'¢i¢ iii ius¢l.""¢¢¢,,' “sialic ‘lil ii. 'ilmgiitm lllmai-iiiisily .Jan iii f e _ _ _ ons the illustrations sro shown savorsl ck-I

- _ _ ice slit models foi-_gowns gf gigth gnsilk. _ _

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In the group_ drawing two vi-ry cifcclivn l [‘r<‘¢ly. Appricot br_oadcI_ot.h _wus used for oil the const of southern California. There `

r if;-0¢}(5 nm ,Bkc¢ch,,d_ t|‘e_ Standing “gum t_liv niodel, the hriild trlinniingii und pi-ii- \\'cN- t_l\re¢.-_of us ln I.lic_bont, each (ig ils

showing A -model of light blue Chm-,,,, l_._r;_nt oi;:'inmi-nts I_;eibn_g _if tI_ie £min_c_cnIo_r_, hiu_l_ t_l_iree Iini-._~i opt argl i_\e_siinpIy cou nt

_ - 1' ~ - 9| , U 4.- cu ui' was 0 lic; ve vc wi l IIUI lm mm "I *I* “n HL _ €°’“:`iif"°lf.§s§i"°"w’§"“$l..§'"2l '$1115 fliilf-dfl`§li'§’ill»`i° i'§.`l'§li?0§"s§f'ab\\~i",lI-il all ----i --iii-ii-oi soiiiu-iii-. 'iii init or iii- "\\'i»--i if--<1 of fi-h 1--i--sf"' --1<-<1

meiihaline tis? bodice cut BQ"’"`“ l“ |hroadcIotli'0l>cns ’1`he~liodicc had u l:irell!U‘\'“ “'=\-“ limi! “ml U"llli|\l!- Will! il <l<*‘Il fl" I“‘l"lI'I""l ll"‘l"""" ' , __ front and in -a_ deep rounded shargin wil” pg,” with the edge mid ,,v,.,. ,.,.1_ lu-i:;_sct_ou __;lie___miteuli,- ol tlu- .ilurt like __ _I _<_l-i_ii_L_ :\_iii>\_\_'____\_y'_l:_\_t___fl]}____;i'§I_:‘:_<;_f\w‘_;__ ,-,_ hack, and could be worn higli-neck by ret in a sliglitly (lei-pci' shade of Iiliu-, “_ ¢_°_l’ ""1 ~ lib* _li|fiu.~ii lii_cI\ircd uns __iiiii, s.1i_| ,_ ___ __. ,__ _________ __ ____

ckins in a suimpe of Ch_.n¢_,||y law and outlining the CDH" wus u brmdcfl ii_ luck puniic__ te-lv(-t_, ultli froiits l|i_(_\_-iir_iiigi_tri_ ii__ li_i_;Y1_isiilFa ___ __ ,__ ____ atchin the lace which trimmed the si,-jp of Cin", Wim s,,_m_C|_c_ ",m,m_q 0f_i=lightly cm-.~'ed. Ihr- Ii<_idice wus liraull-il _ ui he lu_\_ were \\ in es, ra r, g- __,

Anyone with 4-vi-ii u .-iliiglit i-:<|ii-i‘i¢-im-’ to

lilizlitinii iif ilu: iiiipnrlun<~l- ol' i-uri'i~i-t,

ry that the iiintvriiils ilsiwl for the hung-g di

__ _he _acc mscthvr akmg the str” ht b_____ band “_________ f____m____ __ __o_____ ___ _he A FISH ST0RY_ “._,wC1.L, bmhng w1thwh|,_l(.ug _L|fc_ ie coloring is iiirist iiiipiiriniit and thi-|

the top of the very highest fold fomi-

mcmenterie ornaments, being vi-iy “"5 ol m" °"""“' 0 U he 1' “t

n _ 'l istory, "the best dny's sport I cvcr had was ll" U""ll' “ll I0 “Dill-U “_

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g the girdle in the back, the ends of

thu train of the skirt. Tho front of _thc vv-but bodice had an embroidered piece the satin, cut in ii point in the ttrlll-rc the front and a wide scallopat either

uc and yellow. This embroidered full was

similar decoration being used in the

Where the scarfs were attached at the

cr the other-small embroidered fibwers iuiitch thc' embroidered bodice pieces

ry high collar, cut ii in points under

uclied double at hds nf sill: in tho pale

er hare, sltlioii we were assi: lie

iliss- pfiélred in vl`f`orm, snl ii t Iv drlntvs ietslii tif; draped! pi'li;cs;s_

psffoi smile, .ra is -ii ii, i, only ‘- ‘

tra s rc t stu I and ss a nilaol rich g 9, fmfmdmi ellis of .im silk moi- bstlsle, although riiig dnt, tulle, hand:

tucked is soon-iiasome gowns of iiisrlnd distlnctloih Skirts ai all gowns not iiitpnd-

for ordinary street wear a_I\_ mage In iasd length, and some of thi lin soni- mod\ls`l'i\ lisde with skills t t are

in the models s own in bros cloth or

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straight iIi~np>rii~a of lm-1-_ nilidrm or not iirc ins-il nt ilu- winilows, with im-i'rlra`pcr~ in-i uf Iiriiciiili-il iiilli, iluiii.1.~il`_ tulliitas, url _-_I eliinh, iis_ the rixiiiilv-incniii of the room i\ _liinh_e tircmuuiry. Iii lianginipr of this kind 8 inqri- drqperius are pzrniiiviihli- lluiii in I room of the arts and crafts type, for in~ R

st-alice. ,

some window ciirtsining for ii foriiial drawing-room or for ii Iibrnry or dining- rnrim, wlii-re the fumishings are more or Ii-sa formal and rich.

curtains, edged with dull gold gallnon and finished at the edges with dull gold bullion nr silk bullion fringe Io match. The val- iincs was also of the velvet, lined and stiffened and ornamsntcd with a design

a loss elaborate valance may bs preferable, and if a simple _treatmllt is preferred the omate gold braiding may be omitted and the edge of the valance lnHied by the tlat braid or by the fringe. With such curtains Italian or Spanish niet lace is

most sign-oprists for sash hsiiglnga ni-xt the win ows. although ii\ the loo] French window shown in the cut they ljglivé- ted

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thin inner edge. These scarfs were folded middle Of'¢|,c I-r,,,,¢_,md in the back The _:ilk ui'oi;_i_iiI_;Iio tulil_e isliifti-il to [is-li “Nt _____________ __\V________ _____c _“___ way ;1)oyi ii mi ini, 'iiul iuugiii|_ iurtuiiis ind] r

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to the top of the lush smile In mm' other hmm' bhomi R ‘my "Dvd dong" nn"‘\\'cdI` gi-ntluiiien l’ s-uid the ihiiiiuil-lin in lu-teh fish, lli||""

r a bodice, the crossed fronts, with _ _ _'__ ____ ‘_ _ _ __ _ _ _;__-___,_m_l D`0___., in ,im on me road when formal mums in "___ _,ity h____s__ U______ "___ thi- firrni_|un- lu-Eng.; in I_iigIiI_\- polislu-d rms

grgnt "muy ,Wh-_,tic _md ,_m,__li‘,__ f___,__|ling:iii_\' iii ruiiliwiat. 'lliu \\'nlIi~i of (hi.

cs tn hi- hull in ilu- colifiii iiiutr-rinls, niiili To

‘tlu-n _llir-re uri- iithbi' incxpe-nsi\'v stuffs iii m coliililnlitliinu of rottiiii unil silk fir Iliii-ii

qii;iliti:s und ure i-api-cially iiiuile for slit-li SI' use. il (lf i'miri-|-, tlic curtalniiig nf ri room iiiiigi

follow thc gcncrnl chnriiclcrislios uf it, :i-l ur cx}ii'i-sei-il iii ilu- nrt-liita-cliirnl ilf-toil, niull 'Fl' slioiilil nlriri i-iinfiiriii iii the style iiiirl l\'p<-l m of furiiitiirc iisiiil. `

As ii rule, liuipi-il f-II`i-rin nnil ilr:i|,,.,~i(-,,l 'l`

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iiinr ull fitlii-i‘\visii perfect room, uiid trio "r

li-uri- miiie iinciirluinevl uiul the 1-|l'i~i-i will Im

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is ciivi-ri-il with iliiwi-i‘¢-il pups-r ilu- ilriipi-i‘~ l'I"'" “'hm" 'MUNI nr GKUW] mn" cu’

iiilu-h iiuiri- iigi'i-1~iiIiIi-. \\'lu-rv ilu- wulll ll"

ies sluiuhl lu- pliiiii iii color, liiil wlu-ri-l ln

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The little drawing shows ii very lirind-

Shnrt pile silk velvet was used for those

n gold giilloon and cord. In some moms

Iii dist-iisnlng window treatment, the_

kind of shade or shades 'o be med is flat

to lic cnnsiilcroil ‘lf these _should

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_ r~li:uli muy li- uf niiy lint iiiiisi il--~'ii':iliIe

\\`lll<l'i\\'-“. Iiiit ilu- inni-r siili- of ihg

thi- i-mini iw liiviiig u ilu-I--\‘ i-liiule

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luiiil~.¢-fiiriii.~iliiii;: in mon hrnuizlii, iii u` wliicli ruii lu- iiinfh- to oi-ill-r, with ilu- re:

_ _ \‘_r~i~.~'i- siili- io iimlvli iii 1-vliir ilu- iloiiiiiiiilit

rtaining and lmngirigii in fiiicci-rufiill,\* fur-I liiit of thi- wiill pripi-r or ilriiporlcs. In

_ _ _ _ _ __ islling is rollin. It is not zi|wli_\'i< iii-ci-s-ltliis wily th- lr uhh- - l ll: ,-l I '

wn_ TL hee ‘Md was 8 5", mclpwide the matc__inl_ with i____t__,i0n b_mo___h__lc___ Iuiih gold and bl,-uk silk R,,“¢,,“»|,,._ and rin _i_i_~onic_1l__nic_in;cr_____ w_____ _ook ____ _ i ii sonic lou ll ini e in

edging the bodice being trimmed by lU_Y\8 were used on the borlioi-, the tivffpii-ce l“\‘l il "mt Of “Ill” l“l`@ “'Il~l1 it l"l"’i- ffllli ._ 'f_"H' ,,°_'“` “_ "ef "I , ' , _ " in iirfs with wide square ends made byjoin- iii,-c,,|,“. ,km [wing t,im,,,,,d by __ _|______ i-_--_»_._____ of disihiin, _ _uliriks_ indeed. __\\h_i. man, __

ini- iiw:i_\' with. nlul llii~i is suiiicthinig

gs he <>spi‘i'iiill_\' Iinndsriiiic liiid tiiic, liutl giiliii-il iii lln- 1ii'i‘s‘:-iiic -if ii \\'iiuli>u’.

iii ii. iliniiii:-iviuiii ri-i-l-ii\I_\' fiiriilrihird thiq i-:itiiiviit \\':i.~' u.=<~-I with cliuriiiing io-

rticres niiist Iii- curl-fillI_\‘ i~iiiii~iili-rvil. ,r~'uIl>=. 'l`In- \\'iui-lwui'lr of ilu- roriin I-,ali In country limi:-u,-a or iii thi- more l"'ll`Nn Slmmul in u 'lull mnhwnmy H";”l‘*

rim, iiliiir- lin- hi|:li iiinliligniiy wuiriscvt-‘ g, \\-i~ri- liiiui; with Iii-n\'_\' .Inpiiiirse pa-

pi-i' iii il di-1-|i f-nfl _vi-ll<iw iiiil, ilu- river-

lilld Hilli, ivliivli hurl- 4-xi-i~Il|~y|¢_ “,,,_.".i__,,' ilriipi-i~ii-s of ilu- riiriiii Iii-ing of lriii-strv

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riivini; ii iniiiulinir of grci-iii.~li Iiliir und

ii- liriiwii uf lim- trunks niiil ilu- iii'igh'»i'

gr#-i-ii uf li-:ivcs .-ii.r.1iiii~it u yi-Ilowisli buck-' oiiii-l. 'l`lif‘.-i- I|:iii,-:iiiga irvri- lined with’ ti-in iii iliill lilui-, thi- floor liziii;;iiig,~i be- ig Iiiu--l willi pri-i-ii ri-I\'i-t. _ I-`<»r ll--vliwuini iilnl sitliiig-nifiiii i‘iii'tuin§ -iii--I iiiushii, whili- iii.'iili'u-‘ iiiul Flu-Ii

,_-|,,,,,|,| in, m.,,,,|_,_i_ ullhmlgh Hwy ______ _________ il.iiiil_\v_ \\~,-ifluililo 1-iirltiiiilr uri- u~'_-il. _ik-_ iiilrieililo iii cs-rtliiii |u-riiul rliiiiiis. Tu ili'.'ii~-I " _ _ _ _ _ ti curtuin which should hang straight wiiiiliI` ""“h"""ll'r"'l hgmly "I [`m"`°'RU"!‘ 'H l"’r‘l"

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ew iih-ii i~i lo \i~- while iii|i~Iiii, \\'Iiii‘i. isl

si_\'l<~, nr has nn eller-tive spur-4--. put-,

iiiiiiiy ciirluiiiu slifiuhl lic avoid:-il, ii.~i thi-\' ‘urn in now" fum' of “My Rinlpln Ch`"`l

[xiii-_ ii slufly look in un li i I -t. lf'"" _ , thi- riuiiii luis iiinii_\' iliinrs, ilniillll-llii-i~ till dr' "`r""‘ or "1" "0"," “IFN th" “mu

ti-r, done in wiisli r-ottriii In niutrli the

.ii . c _ in-r und ilu- wiiiilow flluiiorics are l rI_\- iloivcri-.I ilfaiigii in liri,--ht coloringg

i|i~i nrr- linsl, 4i\-i-r thi whit- curlol

ilu- wull in plniii or is diiiiv in l\\'¢i-limi-il' ]‘““"""`r' "lmwn hanwng ‘lr"l”"4l'."' M17' iir siiiipli- i-ili'ip<-s ilu- Iigiii-i-ll iii- iliiwi-i1-.I " _ _ , ilrnpi-ri¢i~i uri- iiuist i-ffl-i-ti\‘<-. In lu-ili1iiini»rl “T-V ""r“"l""' l"’"'l"'r HW Imp” lm" ‘ riiriiiiiifi iiiiil iliuir liuiigiiigs of lliiwi-r~~l "_

cliiiitz iir crl-triiiiii-.~i wliieli iiiatvli thi: wull “"0” Nhmuul “ lmullrn nf honeymck

puiw-i' uri- ufii-ii iiiiist siii-rv-raifiil, hilt wiiic- "n _ . ful Nrlvctiriii is iici-iv=.~i:ir_v if such ii pliili of “r,v"" fuhnzp "H n Wim" ground' The

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\‘i\l:iiii-<- of ilu- sniiir-, :ire udilcil, In (mal

gr<~~ii uiiil wliilc stripe, und the drnng il |»~--inim in sluulcu nf pink, with mit

ndow sliiuh-ii wi-`re a polo green nn the

the wiidrlow, which was s wide one;

was ii pliiltcd valance eight inches deep,

tha, gay eirtniiiic. The side cultainsi ling Lfivqi unili-r the valance were hi# sc1l'rit'plslts, the lower edge of the v

acc aiid the curtains lining edged wit. re-cn and white cotton fringe about hal

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