I
n usi
FOR
JEFFERSON COMIY
FOR THE f KAR IflOII.
Retailer
ttetniler
TnE venders ol foreign snrl domestic mer
chandise, etc., o( Jefferson eounty, Pennsyl
vania, will tnke notice that they are appraised
and classified hy tlie undersigned appraiser
ol mercantile and other license tax lor the
. year 19-jo, at follows:
ANITA.
Itlnek, John Retailer
llinnen, Antonio ... "
sVarlsnn, Kd "
Ktireka Supply Co. "
i.ii'drtdMC, Jnhn "
4 itenwriwlit, William "
Jlneli, I.Mira "
3innsnn, Swan "
l.undrn, Amlrew "
l.nrsnn, Amanla
Mnsier. W. S "
Mi.sier. W. 1'
Slortrnn Ik Jenkins "
Mckeehnir, David "
Malhitrft. A. J "
llson, r
Nelson, Aaron '
Spencer, t'. A '
Thomas t Son H
'arncr Itroa
AI.I.F.XS MILLS.
Allen, J. G. & Son
HROOKVII.l.K.
Alleicr, I. J
Albert, J. Mrs
ltrcvicr, Kdwin "
I'.limd. R. V "
Unllrrs, 1'. J "
Itunrr, (ieorge M "
Wood. I. 1' "
Huffing-ton & Ilrady "
lliirton Ac t'ooley "
Itonnett, A
Jltttler. C. II. & liro "
lllack, William 1'
Unrkrtt, D "
Ilrady. J. I "
. A. Si Co "
tliesmitt. W. K "
i'anninp, James M
Challcrun. l'rank
Olmniings ,St Co
Pavis, Frank
Parr & Knclish "
Evans, V. & C. V "
!ason, I
l-'euer, VV. K '
(iuyther. J. V "
timh. C. It "
Humphrey-. W. N. & Ilro "
lletier, Jackson M
llrndcrson, 1. A )(
Henderson, K. II
Huth, Nat j
Htmhes, j. ii ;;
Tlcnry, J. J. tt
Hamilton. J. K
. Hayes. M J
Henderson, K. L
Hetnck, Ed '
Hihbard, D. F
Henderson. A. K. Mrs '
Jackson, Litis Mrs j
Knapp, F. K
Velso. William. & Co "
Kennedy. i. II u
l.oebinan, Albert
Love. S. A '
Love. II. T "
Moore, C. A ((
Means, Ilros
McKnight & Son "
Mil ullounh. Albert
. -i . D II "
Witehefliros.'
Matson. Norman D M
Moore. John S
Mcl.ain. A. II
Miller. Adam
Slnlsnn. R. M. & Co
Mcl'addtn. 1. I
SleIot;V Joseph ((
IVarsall. Klmcr K
' 1ir T M. n
Keit. I. I
Rankin. Krnnedv ei Co (f
Sandf. tloorirc I u
Stew-net, lohn T (l
"Swarltlardcr. F. C tl
ynvner. N. K
Shield. William ()
Serilmrr. I. I. ,.
Trilby. .V R
Ysnlecr Ilros
Vam--r. W. F ,,
WpilditU! A. M - ,,
Wilson, f . IV
Woodward, 1'. K
l'.K'H KWAYVII.I.F..
Andrew H. A Retailer
Tliss. Mike ..
Ilaird. 1'. L. Mrs
Headier. 1). W. & Co ,,
Itord Oopcr
llriltrn Kearney M
Chapin. A. U
ash IlMrirain Co., Limited
i'ooper, I. S
ovill. F. It
'irovc', V. 1 u,
s'irecublatt, lonas (
Tones, C. R. nnd C& M
Vearncy, ,1. S M
Kejrnry, Letty
l.oiran, ndrcw tt
Levis, Tbco u
Morey, K. Mrs t,
Mntson. Minn Miss (
(llmstead, 1". L;
Vasiiualiicchio Sons
I'ortcr, 1. 1-
Ross. Mm 0
Ralston. Mariha. Mrs
Rankin and Condick ()
Sibley, W. S
Smith, J. W
Sanders, Cliarlei
Thompson.' II (t
Taylor and Kttlnger
Tliomps'.n, S. W. Mr
Verna, Tora ,
W'hitton. John II
Welsh, ii. 11
2iier I'roa
BIG RUN.
Anderson. T. C Retailer
Big Run Bargain Store (
Cochrane, John C .
Campbell, J. O
Davis, t"i. I.
avis, Jamea J. . u
vin, r'"'7 '(
unit. lred
.Mcciure, v r
Means. Eira
Niel. t. K
Kiel. C. T
Fifcr, D. J.
Rhineharl, L. Misa M
Shatler and Davia M
Smyers, H si
Vnle, C. Frank
Witt, Daniel
r.EICCIITREE.
RenlKni, Anttllio Retailer
llrooks. Mararet
Myer. M. C. Mrs.
Staniilao, llenignl
B AXTER. -
Covert. I'. M Retailer
Weiiter. W. W
CARRIER.
Iluiard, R. L. tnd Co Retailer
CONTENT.
Broctui, J. D Retailer
CRENSHAW'.
Aekerd, J. C Retailer
Ilrtnnan, Michiol u
Formainl, Louia ,
Henderson. Charles
Holner, William "
Idding, Nellie, Mrs "
lontresor, Louia
Moberg, John V M
Montresor, J w
IS'ormand, John (
Steele and Co (
Tarolia, Louia
Vyse. JoacpU
CORSICA.
Rnrnt, T. F Retailer
Corbett, F. R "
Carroll, J. E. "
Jonea. J. II t "
Lucas and Moore "
Orcutt. Winne. Mias
Rea, Ellen. Mrs "
Simpson, G. W. M "
Snyder, W. J "
COOL SPRING.
Y.Wt. II Retailer
KunsrlmMi, M. I , "
Shaficr, Lafayette "
CI.AIUNCTON.
Callen and llottel Retailer
, CLOE.
Fagley, T. J ; Retailor
COAL CLIiH.
i)v,,oit and niakcslrei Retailer
cort;-'..
Oarli, Klser and Kipp Retailer
KMF, RICK VILLI-.
Rerkhonse. C. A
Hatten, John A
Weiser, K
F.I.F.NORA.
Mahoning Supply Co
Montgomery, John Mra.
Mead. A. 1)
I1F.LANCF.Y.
Davis, Thomas Mra
Forman, Caesar
Morgan, F.litahcth Mrs
Mahoning Supply Co
l'enman, John M
Snlvaggio, Antonio ,
Wisp, Joseph M. Mra
Wallace, Jennie Mrs
Wardrop, William, Sr
DORA.
Graham, N. N
DESIRE.
Campbell, K. II
Ilnnnau, N
Katren, A
Kochis, S. R
Miller, 1'aul ,
Nolf, S. A. and Son
IVil and Itassndy
Vnhertsnn, Tamca
Reed, W. I. ,
hreil IroS
Rnney, Steve
Smalhers, Misses
Wayne, Rysome
FALLS CREEK.
Able. A
Askev. W. A.. Ir ,
lloytrs, R. M. and Co ,
Connelly, 1'. J
Diekey, S. I
Falls Creek Supply Co.
Frv, 1). S.
Gray. S
Green, James ,
Harris, J. C
Ilitmer and Weaver
Darter, J. R
Lamontagne, Gilbert
Morrow, II. A
Millen and McConnell
McMnhon, V. J. Mra
McCauley and Co
l'atterson, J. J.
Spangler, George
Reita and Shaffer
Roff, John
Hideout. J. C
Schoffner llros
Strattan, II. G.
.Retailer
Retailer
it
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
Gourlcy, Ezra
Mogle. A. R.
FROSTIIURG.
C
GRANGE.
HAMILTON.
T?enry. V. T
Henry. IJ. M ,
Neal, Sharp. Sr
Keel and Mitchell
HORATIO.
Coon, J. L
Eureka Supply Co. Lt'd
Wingrove, it. A
Williams, D. W. Mrs ,
1IAF.N.
Mayes, J. G
Trimble and Co
HOPKINS.
King. J.M
HOWE.
Gaylcy, Geo. M
KNOXDALE.
Hopkins, Jacob
McCrackcn, II. E
KIRKMAN.
Carbcrry. John
LANGVI LLE.
f-.tontr, Samuel
Lang, John
LANES MILLS.
Lane, N. I), and F. A
L1NDSEY.
Rernstein, S. P
Ilrink. '. S. Mrs
Ilrownell, R. E
I'urgoon. S. J
Dnrnn, S. J
Donnelly and Cummings
Davis. A. W
Davis, Thomas R
Davis. J. R
Gruhe. Dr., and Co
Cohccn. C. M. Mrs
llarl, NlrKenn
Johns. W. T. Mrs
Lvman, l'"d. F
Mhrinir. Phillip
Miller. II. A
Niel. Mairirie Mis
I'iarza, Frank
Phillins, Otto and MarRHret
Ouinlisk, John
Oninlisk Itros
Feeenetto. l'rank
Richards, Itoyd
Thomas. W. G
Vettrr. Pet-t 1
Wfitkins. Watkin
Wigliaman, J. M ".'.
MRKTON.
rtnttenhorn. John H. W
Siverling. A. U. Si t ; i i ,i
Williamson. S-cwirt
N)RTI FIO.I.DOM.
Rauk'hinan, G. W. "yyj
Rein. A. II
I I', lit Kti.
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
...Retail
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
Wei st. Joseph F
Wnik, K
Weiss,, G. A. and Bro
Wel.er, J. A
Wehrle, E. N
Winters' Art Store
Williams, J. D
Zeltler. t. C
Zeitlcr, E. R
RATH MEL,
Rateson, Joseph Jr
Ilarclay, William Mrs
Ilowser. G. B
Central Trading Co
Cameron, A. M. Mra
Hughes, Edward
Hughes, Jamea
irfferson Supply Co
.allfalv. Mike
Leech. C. M.
..Rctailef
M. t. Mra
Mackintosh, Alex
Marshall,
Mackinto'
Moore. Wm.
Mrs
Mulholland, A. W
Patrick, .lame
Smith, lohn
Wyse, tl. II
REYNOLDSVILLE.
Alexander, W. It
Rohren, Gontleib
Itlnck, F. J
Ilrtimhaugh and Hitla
ltussard, (i. W. Mrs
Ring and Co
llano. E. Mr
Rest, F. C. Miss
Copping, William
Cox, B. T
Clarke, F. A
Diets, Frank
Dunn, J. M
Dillman. J. C
Dunn, A. E
Evans, E. M
Foster. W. M
Gibson, C. C
Goodcr, Albert
Hall and Barton
Ilanan, N
Retailer
Henry, J. C. and
Henry, W. C
S. C.
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Johnson, Jane E. M
Smith nnd Johns
Reiti. n. C
Elkin. J. IT
Yount, S. G
PANIC.
' PANSY."'
'Y'ORTEU!'
Pl'F.iii.V)."
I'K ESCOTTVILI.E
Rrgcni. Anirnli
Siiles. M. II
Haiiilyside. tieor."-. Mr-i
Pl'NNSL'TAWNIO
Brown IWdwarc ( o
Itnrkctt, Emmn Mr
Barry, Joseidi S
Pair, John B
Beyer, J. M
Breckstcin, B
Brownell. R. E
Bennis, T. F.
Carrick, David
Oawson. J. C
Cohen, Jacob II
Cohen, Riieben
Carr, W. C
Clover and Edelblutc
Dennison, Joseph
Drummond C'ytle Co
Donahue and Jonea
F.berbart J. R
Edelblutc Rrna
Fackiner Bros
Fish, Charles ..
Fetterman, D. T
Fleckenstien and Graham
Fink. I. II
Fink. J. H
Gould. II. Mrs
Guillens, II. C
Gray, Barbara A
Gilbloom, S. B. Mra
drier and Osterhout
Gerson, R. B
Hunter, C. G. Mra
Hewitt and Johnson
Huth. L. R
Hopkins, Lyde Miss
Hamilton. S; S
Innnarino, Tonv
Kirchner, I.
Keltonik. S
Kirkpatrick. Chaa
Lansiendorfer, lohn
Lonrento, M. G
Long, P. P
Lucas, S. S
Langan and Chambers
Loeb, H. J
Lunrenxo, Fred
Lowe, C. Luther
McAninch, S
Meyo, Mick
Murray and Jordan
Matthews, W. T
McKelvey, P. H
Mogle, J. I
Morris Reel Co
Morris, M. H
Means, M. Rush
Mann, P. I
Neal, C. M
Oliva, Andrew
Prothero, James II
Pollick, L I
Pantnll, T. M
Phllliber, John A ,.,
Perry and Neff
Punxsutawney Cycle Co
Punxsutawney News Depot ....
itnncuu nnu
Ruch, C. C. Mr
Robinson, H. L, and Co
Robinson. A. C. and Son
Kecoid Milling Co., Limited ...
Rinn and Hurts
Sturgeon. E. F
Shaffer, E. E
Shields, J. L
SwiHhcr, Jos. M
Smith, J. W
Smith and Henry
Snyder Bros
Torrence, W, C
Truitt, J. A
Taylor, J. L
T At lor, John ,
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t
..Retailer
.Wholesale
.... Retailer
..Wholesale
Retailer
' ' E."V'm
.Retailer
.Retailer
.Retailer
...Retailtr
..Retailer
.Retailer
..Retailer
Hughes. I. II.
Ha.kens, J, P
Huffman. C. F "
Jefferson Supply Co (
Tnhnsnn and Nolan
Katren, A (t
King, J. C. and Co
McCrackcn. D . JJ
Miller and Reynolds
McConnell, F. A "
McClelland, Scott "
Macro, L. and Daddario
Milliron, G. A. and Bro "
Moore, W. II "
Mogle Bros
Mycra. J. A "
O'Hare, John tf
I'riester tiros M
riyler anel Chitister M
Robinson Shoe Co
R'gRs- J. W ;,
Keynoldsville Hardware Co
Knhinsnn n Miinil.nl holeale
Rohinon and Mundorl Retailer
Ross, W. S
Riston, Alex
Rhodes, P. 11
Stormer Bros ff
Smail and Austin f,
Stewart's Racket Store M
Sutter, J. J.
Smith. P. II
Shick and Wagner
Swarts llros
Stokes. II. Alex
Shaffer. G. W
Smith and Mohney
Spry. W. Mr
Sample and Flickinger
Spears, Josenh Mrs
Wiley and Switaer
Williams, Reese ;i:
KIl-IIAKi'ai ii.i.ii.,
Humphreys. M
Wasson. illi.nk..Lfe;.".
Moore. Thomas
Strong, M. Mrs
RINGGOLD.
Hulhen. E. A
Stewart, Charles
Sl'MMERVlLLE.
Byrrty. 1. A
Carrier llros
Carrier. S. D. Mrs
V.helman T. A
Guthrie, II. I'.
laeox, L.
Shinimel
u,rn II. W. Mrs
SYKESVII.LE,
. nnett. F. C
Fstes and Long
Fyc ond Reher
Seoll and I'hillippi
Smith. R. B
Shaffer. J. I
Svkcs, J. B .
SOLDIER.
Ttiamonto, Joseph
llaeitiski, Antonio
Jefferson Supply Co
Marinoro, Joseph
Mnrinaro. Carmine
t'itmnn. H. E
Yr.n.y. Petcr ....j.
Coprnhaver. T. V
Ilepler. J. i
King. Amelia Miss M
Truman Bros ..................
SPKANKLES MILLS.
F.isenhart, William Retailer
Milliron, W. C
Rein, Marv Mrs t
Seilcr, Daniel
SANDY VALLEY.
Vnner, V. T Retailer
Cribbs, I. C. and Son
'SCIIOI'FNERS CORNERS.
Davis, S Retailer
Ross. R. F. ....jj;
Rei,. Edward -
Sibley, O. II Retailer
TIMBL1N.
Haas. David Retailer
Timblin. N. A. Mrs "
VAL1ER.
Anderson. C. A Retailer
T.loyd, William Mrs "
Means, T. B "
Means.. B "
Sutter, A. P "
WALSTON.
Bnnacct. Tony Retailer
Cummings and Barton "
Grande, Petcr "
Grande. Mike
Ciigliottl, Antonio "
lancino, Goltono ... M
Mambuca. Rosa "
Mahoning Supply Co "
Morgan, J. E "
Nardda. Tressa "
Palmorene. Tony "
Pntrome, Libirto "
Siviammi. Salvatori
Scamca, Titte "
Santonin, Francisco
WORTHVILLE.
Bussard, Ellas Retailer
Geist. S. M "
Holhen, Amos "
Raymer. W. M "
Smathers, W. S "
WESTVILLE.
Hunter, Jonn Retailer
Hamilton. J.J "
Higgins. R. C. Mrs "
McLaughlin, James "
McDonald. A "
Ouigley. J. F. Mrs "
Ross, John S. Mrs "
WEST REYNOLDSVILLE.
Johnson, William L Retailer
Reits. Amos "
Stsuffer, D. H "
Woodring, J. D. and Son "
WINSLOW.
Gibson, A, L Retailer
WARSAW.
McWiflismi, A. O Retailer
OPERA HOI'SKS.
BROOKVIIXE.
Tax
Martin, & J $ 30 00
PUNXSUTAWNEY.
Fish, Chas (M. F. Bowman. Lesee) 30 00
REYNOLDSVILLE.
Reynolds, Albert jo 00
EATING HOUSES.
Class Tax
BROCKWAYVILLU.
Logan, A 8 $ 5 00
CORSICA.
Glenn. William 8 I 00
PUNXSUTAWNEY.
North, John K 8 $ oa)
Hughes, Alexander 8 00
RESTAURANTS.
v Class Tax
v ANITA.
From, A. and A 8 g 00
BROCK WAY VILLE.
Uurchfield, W. F J 10 00
BIG RUN.
Nyburg, A. L 8 1 00
RKOOKVILLU.
Russell, J. E. Mrs 8 lee
DESIRE.
Jehu. Riatuud II ea
LINDSEY.
Davia, J. R. ..
ruKXatin...::
Sink. G. C
Sugarts, G. L. ...
Dennison, Joseph
Straub, H. II 4
Jordan and Chamber s
REYNOLDSVILLE.
Eufer, W. C ;
BOWLING ALLEYS.
Alleys
ri.'NXSUTAWNEY.
Langan and Chamhera t
BILLIARD AND POOL TARLF.S.
Tables Tax
ANITA.
Morgan and Jenkins
Mosicr, W. S
BROCKWAYVILLE.
Olmsteail, F. I.
BR( lOKVILLE.
Wil.on. C. J
McDonald, Joe
t heshutt. W . K
Burlington and Brady
I RKNSIIAW.
Normand, John
DESIRE.
Jehu, Ricnard
KLKANORA.
Walker, G. J
FALLS CREEK.
Grav. S
Connelly, V. J
LINDSEY.
Donnelly and Cummings
PUNXSl'TAWNEY.
Langan and Chambera
Rinn and Kurta
Mann. P. F
1 1 center, Fred
REYNOLDSVILLE.
Dillman. J. t
Deits. Frank
RATH MEL.
Kallfaly. Mike
Mcintosh, Alex
WESTVILLE.
Lair, Joseph t jo on
You and each of you are hereby notified
that you ore appraised and rated as above for
the year tono. An oppenl will he held at the
Treasurer' office, llrookville. Pa., on Tues
day, April 17th, 1000.
J. C. GREEN.
March 15, 1000. Mercantile Appraiser.
NEW YORK FMHIOff
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60 00
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30 00
50 00
60 00
30 00
40 00
40 00
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50 00
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60 00
50 00
40 00
60 00
00 00
40 00
50 00
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Germany Imports Many Tom ol Logi A Novel
Order lor Porcelain Factory.
Our consular agent at Eibenstock,
Germany, Mr. Harris, states that in
l8yo 2,000,000 tons of Iors were im
ported into Germany. In 1808 3,000,000
tons were imported, or an increase ol
33 1-3 per cent. During this same
period sawed lumber increased from
1,200.000 tons to 2,200,000 tons, or an
increase of about 100 per cent. Sawmill
owners of the German empire are be
ginning to agitate in favor of a higher
tariff on sawed lumber.
A porcelain factory in Gracfcnthal,
Germany, has received an order from
England for $,000 doien figures repre
senting a wounded British soldier, with
bandaged head, standing up erect, gun
in hand, ready, to face the approaching
enemy despite his wounds. A second
order is for a number of British sol
diers standing by their guns pointed
at Shu nomv
Referring to the shell factory of the1
uocrs recently uestroyeu at jonanncs
burg, the Electrician, of London, states
that all the machinery in the plant was
riven by electric power, and that ong'
tn.illy it was the largest engineering
works of the kind in South Africa, the
machinery alone having cost $400,000.
A branch of the American Handle
Factory of Knoxville, Tcnn., located at
West Point, Miss., has completed a new
plant, with a capacity of 200 dozen han
dles a day. Among the first orders is
one from a Liverpool firm for 2,000
dozen handles to bo used by the lint
ish government in Stvtth Africa. I
While the British army colors, stand-,
ards and guidons arc religiously made
by hand. Jack s nags arc made by sew
ing machines. 16 enormous machines
being driven throughout the course of
a long day by gas engines, and tended
by nearly 40 women.
Six hundred of the men engaged in
Imildiiiir tho . military road from San
Juan to Arribo, Puerto Rico, have gone
out on iti:;e. 1 hey demand a living
wage. 1 rev have been getting forty
cents n day for ten hovrs' work andi
want fii'v.
The sash, door and blind mamifnci
Hirers ol Chicago and its vicinity have
voted to close their mills until the labor
troubles are adtrsted. By this action
d,oo) men arc added to tlie 50.000 idle.
The shiomcnts of crossties from the
port of Brunswick. Ga.i for the months
of January and February, 1000, were
the largest in the history of the indus
try at that port, aggregating 506,883.
Two hundred thousand natives of
China. Japan, Russia and Siberia arc
now employed in sunplying material
for the bridges rociuired on the East
ern Ka:lway in China.
Another large mill will be located
near Aiken, S. C. This will be a $600,-
000 plant, and it is announced by
Messrs. Charles Warren Davis & Co.,
of Augusta, Ga.
The new uniform potters' scale of
wages lias been adopted by sixty manu
facturers emnlovinir about 12.000 men.
Both workmen and .employers hail it
with satisfaction.
Fifty carpenters employed at the
Union Drydock in Buffalo have quit
work in sympathy with the iron workers
and machinists who have been out for
several week..
The strike of cigarmakers in New
York City is complicated by a decision
of some of the largest concerns to oper
ate their factories on half time only.
The union label of the United Gar
ment Workers is now issued to thirty
eight clothing manufacturers in the
United States and Canada.
The organized light-weight coopers
of New York City have made a general
demand for a nine-hour work day, to
go into effect on Mav 1.
Stove moulders have been given a
fifteen per cent, wage advance by the
Stove Founders' National Association
meeting at Atlanta. Ga.
The hardest-worked persons in Ba
varia arc the waiter-girls. They are
busy fourteen to sixteen hours a day,
and never get a day off.
The National Tube Company has in
creased by ten per cent, the wages of
the 20,000 men in its fifteen factories.
Tventy-five girls employed in the
Wyoming Valley Lace Mills, at'Wilke
barre, lVnn., are on a strike.
The strike of the coal miners in Bo
hemia and Silesia, Austria, has collapsed
owing to the lack of funds.
The 500 employes of the Warrenville,
S. C. cotton mill are on a strike for
higher wages.
Designs For Costumes That Have Be-
Iv-tea coma Ponular in tho Mtrn t-.nl ij
It is predicted that our whole re
maming area of white pine forests will
se practically denuded within five years
Khaki is the latest English shade in
fashionable stationery.
Nbw Yobk Citt (Special). One of
the newest spring skirts, the entirely
tncked one, is shown in this costume.
It is particularly adapted (or soft or
B-HB TUCKED SKIRT.
diaphanous materials and for wash
gowns, and promises to be the sue
jess of the coming season. Notice
the tncks do not ran all the way to
the. waist line to giye added size
above a shaped finance, although said
flonnce consists of nothing bnt sec
ond set of threads crowded together
in ten or twelve iucb.es of horizontal
stitching.
" Nw Colffnr Ornsitnents.
The black velvet bow for evening
coiffure has powerful rival in the
new and ver j attractive artificial flowei
arrangement. This consists of two ot
three blossoms fastened to a shell hair
pin by a tiuy pad of silk or satin rib
bon matohing the color of the flower.
Large flowers promise to be the most
Eopulnr. The orchid is certainly the
andsomestfor this purpose, although
roses and jonquils are exquisite. Large
purple velvet pennies are exceedingly
effective in white hair.
An Old rnshlon Tles-lTsi!.
There is an ominous rumor that
women are to wear gathered skirts.
Box-plaited skirts are here already,
and while they were not received with
such open arms as was the habit-back,
still they are being worn. It remains
to be seeu if women will go baek to
the fashions of thirty years ago. Tight
waists are worn already, and it needs
only the promised gathered skirt to
make the picture complete.
ItUcIc Clilffnn For Monrnlns; Vf ear.
Blaok chiffon buttonholed with dull
black silk round the edges is used for
trimming mourning bonnets and
toques, and in place of the heavy
plaited blue-white ruche inside the
widow's cap appears a slender line of
snow-white Euglish crepe or crimped
white chiffon sewed in beneath the
small brim.
Turqunlss Ilresslnc Sacqua.
This fetching dressing saoque is ol
soft turquoise silk, and is in the fa
vorite bolero shape, being out off at
CHECKED WOOLES. LEATHER TRIMMINQ8.
D0ST-BrtOWN CLOTH.
around the hips, bat begin jast be
low. - Sometimes these tacks are
stitched down Hut. Another design
baa the tncks in olustors of three vory
small ones at intervals all around.
Its being snoh a deoided innovation
and change from what has been in
vogue so long, no donbt, will add
largely to its popularity.
Automobile Costuinas,
In the park and on the roads load
ing to and from the out-of-town taad
quarters of the Automobile elub severe-weather-defying
oostumes piped
with leather and more ornate dresses
for fair days have suddenly become
plentiful.
A ohecked homespun toilet in blue
tnd gray, displayed by a lady who has
steered her own gasoline carriage all
winter, has attracted attention on its
every appearanoe. Small, close-sot
buttons fasten its short coat so snugly
as to leave no opeuiug at the throat,
the better to direct admiration to its
bright leather cuffs and collar and the
rolls of leather inserted in the seams.
Narrow panels of leather appear on
the front ot its skirt, and on these are
buckled leather pockets, small and
smart aud most delioiously absurd iu
their affectation of practicality,
A new "auto" ooat, variations upon
Osioh are displayed by several devo
tees of the automobile is long, aaok
shaped and mado of flue cloth of
pale tobaoao shade. The uovolty of
the garment lies iu tho faot that it is
guilefully stitched to deceive the uu
wary into taking it for au oversklrted
eoat, one set of threads making deep
Vandyke points that seeat to full
the waist line at the back and sides.
The fronts, as the cut shows, are in
the long, stole shape, which gives it
an airy oleganoe, at once admirable
and noticeable. It has an altogether
more jaunty look than the jackets in
ordinary sacque length. This little
affair is silk lined and smothered with
cream lace five inches in width.
Very soon these comfortable saoque
made of organdie or lawn will be Si
DHB33INO BACQCa IM DOI.tllO SFPEOT.
order. Iudoed, many wear these tu
year round.