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Y ? rtlFC i t ? A1.' ?L?" i I-JJ Mi j 1! Good Hoc Raicors Try to ISES MAKE 2 LIT 1 ."j ~_~yprc - ?- ? X IkiltalM VI. t V I Have Sows Commence Farrow TERS i POWERS SAY DR! rrprr.C Will Oc Cut Out as N ?- ?'r?"J of Military Lqu European N ij;in AbDU* | It wrs some time X JM MUST GO MUST HAVE ecessnry Article Seemed Only PI; ipment by of Conduct o ations. York ago that, acting At Matawan th BEEN DRUNK ! ' ^ msiblp Explanation J. J"'Z*.V f Man on New P-*"JT ^ * 'Tl T,. ftAi e New York bound r r-i . i .i> i jj \ I of course si " * ^ \ CL Some of IT TTvTC\ <SL for uutoino k j vl) them, hjivi V>/JiV JL<w 1 Tv j rou^h nnd heavy quality; ratine, aua i>rge, but of a coarse quailIt, In fact, la heavy enough bilo coata and la used for ng the appearance of the ready to wear that Is es* en/>*it?A ll- iu ItlllMtflUH March 1 ?Building S! Pleasant for Animali ?? - lown in Illustration Is Convei s?Duroc-Jorsey Is Popular. noptm ' Z ) ? ' I I I , i upon the recommend: ilOnt ; jn a report by a milit I the French governnn I conclusion that the dv j er a necessary arti ! equipment. The repo the drum was a seric ; In marching; that rr j usefulness; that its cj ' distinguished in time I it consumed a neriod aliens embodied train, pretty well ary commission, gers, took on a nt ?nt reached the them a family of < um was no long- stout aunt and six icle of military dren ranged in a rt set forth that arms to a youngs >us incumbrance yrars. There wei dn Impaired its in the car into ills could not be party trailed, and of battle; that with her younges of two vears to the strait mint nu filled with passenumber more, among w-V ? \ T/> ?ight?stout mother, 1 A \|f children. The chllge from a baby In * ter of eight or nine ^ V / re few vacant seats /?// ll/l which this family TT I the stout mother, t In her arms, and irrvlnt" it lnrcn Kim. -? \ i > t ?j '?*i cZ ' it is'uiwi I is to b?- tli t 1 . if 11 choice Jin) k*^a would say fiMCW z2i UrirN these are 1 of occasiot ays a problem to say what e tolor of the season, but > must be made then one that for street and much 'ear purple and the shades amethyst, and dark mauve preference. Certainly for 3 is much to the fore, for bi-iiiK worn for every kind k ^ 1 and in every Bhape and jA 1' 8' 1 8 6' I] y*?1 vtNT f. , 5 I 7" ^4 I 7 # 7 ' 8 0'?8" r?8 7"? b ?T0 Vt / / oA / -jVCNT |"lVtNT d *a ?' a 7'? a turn out an efficient 11 that by abandoning drum many thousand S1 men would bo relca l service, j \ Since the decision I government other E -J ^ have followed its exa ing that the "drum 11 The history of the i I L . nMn K1/> drummer, and die. managed to s the use of the occupied places, 1 s of youths and to shift for them! sed for active Along toward *tli sat a small, shah of the French who, observing th uropean powers were standing abo iraple in decree- car aisle, arose t tiust go." to their rescue. A ilruin is both an- he succeeded In fl * queeze Into two un- R/ when raving tho children wander ?elve8. maze of 10 middle of the car say what will by, kind faced man what will not. at the five children rumors of sei ut unsteadily In the changes; on smilingly and wont changes will iVlth much difficulty and will cons! inding seats for tho tions of what IHTK IB ? l'>'l?U style. KiUl the writers of fashions jnR its innl about in a veritable frocks thai perplexity, hesitating to great dresi be the best style or nmj j? roa On one side they bear bined with nsattonal and draBtic tlicr shades the other that the tumea are be scarcely noticeable, change am ist merely of inodi Ilea- worn Is the present mode. B|aek Ta for street use is also naving, and some of the tailor I are being shown by the smokers are of this color lly dazzling shades. Conidark furs or with some of i of fox, these red coslovely and give a note of iong the many dull tints llnrcH fiuitK Everywhere. ^ 0 UTS I ^ '' s. " ^ Ground PI; Most eood hoe raisers w 6?8' 0*1' OE PENS in of Well Arranged Hog House. ho have I all loose panels which N V* I V. I I V. (IIIU MUIIVM ilUU*. employed it, and the K its invention to Bacch v ^ conqueror Pizarro ii found drums in Sout pies. The snakes of told, fled from the F fore the drum beats The Puritans of Nov the drum as a chur lift out. In figured frequently ai Ill** r^> |UUU13 > UUIl^M'TS, Greeks ascribed to two of them a us. The Spanish aisle himself. i said to have "Funny about I h America tern- much trouble g? Ireland, we are seats," observed t Imerald Isle be- the stout aunt. of St. Patrick. "Yes," was the v England used looking at him. ch bell, and it drunk." ud romantically j up nis own piace As a matter ot ind standing in the ful time nobt it is not until that man takln' so tnence in Far Mtln' the children who are respo lie stout mother to fashions, retui wind and wea reply; "I've been moment has b I guess he must be wind and wea attending the i ?- week or more r fact, during that pain- ?dy really knows, and Blue in the autumn races corn fashionable Is and the Parisians. for evenlni uislble for moat of the shown koiii n that one can speak bronze and ther society has been amber. Fc irrlved, for in spite of black is a] ther society! has been always thh races at Cliantilly for a Hnv cqlor 1 and on Sunday the {be dressn faded tones Is more than for house dresses, and g wear there are being e beautiful combinations of of this shade with gold or ir the conservative woman Iways "the thing," and as i will be worn more than no matter what fashion or laker will decree. ttlack warm buildings try to have tt commence farrowing about but without good houBes th practicable. Without a go< two litters a year cannot be advantage, because the spi must be put off until bo late fall litters do not get well at fore cold weather, but wit! house two litters can well bo ?eir sow s this way the whole ho March 1. made into one large roc Is Is 1m- moments. The house is w< od house and is miusually convenii raised to fortahle for the hogs, ing pigs There are three great that the hogs, and in the order of t a ted be- they are Poland-Chinas, I ] a good and Herkshires. The Dure raised. ! is rapidly becoming mo use can be nI' through our wars un in a few ! ti?n aU(^ tho Civil wa ell ventilated ^nt and com 2! RD THAT KEE breeds of Frigate-Bird Forces heir numbers to supply Fisi >uroc-Jerse.V8 ' Dinner >e-Jersey hog I ro popular, ! Tlio booby-bird no nil . or the uevoiu- j-ioy; THEY x. Sixty-Seven Persoi PS A SLAVE Closed Dooi ? Prison 5 the Booby-Bird 1 for His "They do thingi in Russia," says < sische Korrospon< vor leaves the spoixlcnt in Wars: DO IN RUSSIA I first of the h Kin at Longchi is Are Tried Behind ,;ilk as Rlibly s and Given things are sentences. over. The changoi 3 in a strange way aro always the i letter in the Itus- "iat ovld Jenz from a corre- b-v 1,0 ""'ana s aw. "Mehind closed b,,{ ?r'' rge meetings will be- tailored su imps. Now we can all where, son as we please, for ouch touch of c worn the agony is waistcoat, lug more t K for of course there neck Hnd ?e changes to be noted, 'n the Hlee ontly come to stay, are 'Sensational nor drastic, C improvements and in Its are to be seen everyletlmes brightened with a olor on collar, cuffs and V but frquently with nothhan a band of fur at the a lace jabot with ruffles ves to match. Hlack comUte ^ vv u:u is lue iiiTfssiir} uusi Ing a litter? Where lumber IS 5 a thousand, good sing houses need not cost over $1 a pen, and double-walled $20 pen. It Is doubtful econom most conditions, to make tl over $30 a pen, and very go are sometimes made for less a pen. It is easy to get too peuse into any building, and '?l iiuupj- aiiu > i-u i > r>u. i m*v is $25 to good points of the Polan< Jo-walled the sows have larger lit 10 to $20 anil the ability to save th? to $30 a fat ho<-s when roaily for v, under ! weigh Poland China hogs torn cost j age and finish The Dure r<i sheiis the Poland-China breeds i than $10 Ohio, nnd eotistitute th much ex- j type of hog. Long grown the hog j who selected for neatness mi in" broad si .is, wiroro li l-rhinas, but board from the Ho tors of plga Faroes and from tin in. while the land t0 the coast of 1 market out- v, jtl the storms am of the same (ju? rear of the sea. a-Jersey and green feet, yellow eyi originated in bend covered with a \ e corn belt cf jts wings is three 1 by breeders beak is so stilt and i of frame, a jt fears no enemy but is harsh cry is doors sixty-seven brides to the Polish Socialist 5 cliffs of Scot- After a session t S'orway. He re- came known that [] screams above were dismissed, tv The booby has maining lltty-seve ?s, and a defiant to deportation an rellow cap Each were pronounced feet long and its j Iiik thirty-two in so strong that seventeen years I the friuate-bird.! months. In nil ' members of the """I'' party were tried. l8,tl,at l *?r ,f ten days it he- al,d ,ht' ton of the accused d'tTerenees in ventv-flve of tlie re- " USI' n were sentenced Long, Sli d prison sentences Fortunately, against tho rmiain- going to appea terms ranging from only for after to two years eight those Intended >7') vpnru of nri?nn l uriteu onth. i ut* iiibi skirtH tiro ann? and cerBroond is the decided m the materials that are fi m Look Retained. Wui the long skirt Is not r for street froekB, but noon gowns and for jj f(?r evening wear. There houao is no exception. No afford for any purpose a bu expensive that interest and tlon will eat up its usefulness Possibly the cheapest house la a low building with a sing pens and no alley, but such la very inconvenient, espe< atormy weather. A hog houi always stand east and west one can romilt favored by ratlor tiding so corn, which consisted la deprecla and carbohydrates, and lo i of protein and calcium s i possible these two breeds are cbun le row of turing and producers of t a house In the world. Horb of ially In are fine of bone and fatt le should early ages, making possll , facing j run of 175 and 200-poun i, principally The frigate-bird la tl rgoly of fat birds of the aca, th( .w In content nn but the booby, alta. hogs of t breadth of his wings, ky. early ma-| not fish; he Is forcr :he best lard the air. But aa he thoao breeds jn tlie air, and na 1 Len eaally at for his nourishment, ble the large booby into his servic? id hoga that he swoops down upoi a ^i.oinor #?i? 1 - " - - ie terror of the service was dealt jugh he ignore* of the twenty-five Owing to the were deported, i the frigate can- closed doors." d to remain in cannot get fish Britain's S tie requires fish The Jezreelites he presHeB the Kent, England, ha "When hungry brought prominent 1 the booby and j|c in the old con - ~ r 10 11 v/ uuuui i# out, to say nothing prettier and n unfortunates who much abbrevh Vnd all this behind been generally even the most Some of the trange Sect. little on the f i of Gillingham, In hardly notice ,vo once more been they fall with j Lly before the pub- about their lov intry. The founder bly an inch on ui tvutii uieoi; nil) mr II! lore graceful, than the J u ated Hklrts that have / I* worn for all occasions. I 1\ L Informal. If it se newest ones are iro I " \ {round that one would [ j l" that they train, but ji IJ ust the least bit of flare , f:i y* 'i ver edge and are possi- Ijifi], il the floor. Others, aft- 'ulifftAfl if UJf BUUIU, BU Uiai V 11 v? L amount of sunshine may b< aach pen. One of the most services! tares the writer has ever f built by a prominent Duroc This house has been copied farmers. The house Is 22xSC contains ten pens. The urates across the alle off their hinges so they ca IlO&IUiUIU n *'1 o DU lllUV.ll 1U UQ1UOU1 ? had In present year and always market. )lo struo- Though of the flne^bonf ?een was , chunky type of hog the breeder | Is not ho extreme as by many China, being Roraewhat feet and possessing more scale. 1 a rich red or mahogany, y all lift pleaHlng. The faults of tl in be re- a tendency towards too la i* V.U....Q ?..* | gives 11 a vigorous inr And a ready Then the booby's m the fish caught in it 'd, meat built frigate has only to g Duroc-Jersey the booby's throat to the Poland- it happens oceasi* larger and booby attacked by tl "heir color is nothing in its mouth and is very gate pecks In vain, he breed are, | slave with his beak ,rgo litters of bruised and terrified, unt in hb mroat. 0f th.f strange ?<*c outh opens and knowD in these d drops out. The James White, a p Ive one peck at teenth regiment. ^ i get his dinner slon> took tho nai anally that the Khom Jezreel." V ie frigate hat thu6iaRts round h When the frl (.ariy Christians, t he belabors hli u)j things in conm and drives him c|pie of the sect Into the sea tc ?-??? t, which is but little ernoon, rh w< lays, was a certain show decided t rivate in the Six- and pointed, < who, on his conver- showing a mo mes of "James Jer- of material In V'hite gathered on- None of them ;im and, like the pearance of t he Jezreelites had season or mort non. It was a prln- narrow the fr that its members variably slight 111 Ann n(>ttlnniif sll as evening gowns. '' jllSJj If rains, some being small HJflL.Ki ' sthers fairly long and ro generous allowanca their sweeping Unas. IIH has the drawn In aphe trained skirt of a ) ago, for If the skirt Is l.flbl, ont and aides are In- .1$ ly lifted to display a jj nfh nr tht?r? nrw run. ?> i i iis? ! II Bp ^ moved or replaced In a inonn fronts of the pens next to the WINTER CARE FO HORSES AND IV Animals Not Injured Duri put. The underaized pifts, faulty alley are ' tendency to aandy color* R LITTLE DIFFERI 1ULES IN DAIRY ing Cold Milk Function Requir bark* and a catch fish. Life Without -fcipr The oft-debated -iNvE whether there can be DD ClinC crobes is held to hav< Dn t LUO M. Michel Cohetidy ol Btitute of Paris, who chickens In an enclo: es Certain was quite free from n twice told, who el when he appears Microbes. Shortly after the question ns tc eect, "Jezreel" am life without ml- menced to build i > been solved by tended to hold J r the Pasteur in Chatham. "Jezree has reared live the work was nev sed space which the temple?tenan licrobes. Py the vivos today as a hall receive Christ nlng little lacs to reign on earth, sertlon In the foundation of the ftlvo It extra I 1 his followers com- ner the long, i a huge temple, In- have found to 10.000 people, near retained, but 1" died in 1885, and Krcater freed* er completed, but have loBt that tless and bare?sur- a necessi memento of one of 1911. i plaltlngs that are In- i bottom of the skirt to fullness. In this man- 1 Bllra look that women be so becoming is still with this they have L, >tn of movement and constrained walk that ty with the mode of Weather if Given Good and Warmth. Horses that are well fed a warm, well-bedded stables a folly handled are not Injured worked in cold weather. G dally grooming, plenty to ei regularly, provide good ve Feed j Amount of Care, \ Jersey or Hols Jid given When the best results Hid care- In dairy work, there Is i by being be said regarding tho < ive good between the diffi at, water ' breeds, says Hoard's Dali n'llatlon, function requires a cerl ... .. us** or an ingenious i\ neiner hatching the chicken: tein. ing them for a certa able to produce anini.i , . . contain anr microbes are desired ,, . ..... able to live, and an urr ' ? ,? healthy as usual. ' "T n served in the flrHt p -" " hatching th >;na"- * as a chamber where " kind of able to live as long apparatus Tor nm maddest of m< s and then raisin time, he was lis which dtd not Wanted I i, and they were There recently peared to be as a dentiRt a d' His apparatus v'l?- at urgei lace as an incu- newly-acquired wi! e eggs and then nio,lth fixed, the chickens are I here w ere n n as may be de- *ar R?nR to be ^ adern dreams. Materials ar now, for it is j the latest styl It Anyhow. The great nQy sought the serviceB mpnt of al, BO .aint young Swede. for ev<>ry ktnd it insistence of hia ?uU|| tQ KOrRt re. came to "get his toUetB They figured silks, s lumber of teeth too vot and mRte, lied. Accordingly, ^a8 designs s ? the Important thin** I rlncipally by these that V, en can be determined, elty Is In the employ- bined with rts of brocaded effects '?ctive, bu of costume, from street an(l 'n Jut sous ball and dining one of t! consist of broche silks. Black cam nd satins, Btamped vel- with chlnc! asse velvet, plush that an<l the sa Drinkled over Its aur- chinchilla. I i i gray does not Round eft when ust d by an artist it the proper degree It la le popular combinations, el's hair costumes trimmed hllla are exceedingly smart, me material combined with plush, and a touch of brll clean the stables every mori let the sun shine Into the st Sunshine and pure air is Importance. Manure allowf main in the stable will feri poison the air of the stable the horses lung disease. Whi are brought In at night fr< work rub the legs down wi of straw, and if warm blank crmlpd nff remove hlnnkel nlng. and care, wnemer u is rouna 1 :able. Ayrnhlro, Guernsey or Hi of prime moment we expert a dalr h1 to re- tie 'or hpr living. that mo nent and ^ns to depreciate as a < and give The mllk-maklng functlor en horses 8rn dairy oow in to a larj )in hard tJflcial, and to keep It up th bands 8tat? to whlbh it hat et; when ?Ppd requires what mip tnkinir ?d artificial envlroninei nine jersey. B,rod M. Cohendy k t b n. he jn jjj8 apj)ara(U8 for % cow to rus- content8 of their dl rnent s e be- ^lood and so on, were ialry animal. from m,crobo8 Thoa i of t e mod- ajjve not 8eein to <e egroe ar- bejnK transferred to to the high- atmosphere, for they t been dorel- fu,]y ;ht be term nt and feed ept the chickens 'hose were extra 45 days, and the dentist made an igestlve organs, t,lft Swede for fui found to be free !he Ullng would 1 e that were kept leaving the ofllct sufTer at all from p*Ppctantly. the germ-laden "Ih there som< grew up succeea- w?nt done?" flnall "Veil, I dunno.' doubtfully at the c *" bo I like leedle ei cted, and then the face, ribbed ? appointment with ured (the efl rther sittings. when usual, and of je done. Instead of wjth marvelov ) Olaf hung about tionai flowers In addition to pthlng more you Ured, some of y asked the dentlat. t^e appearanc ' said Olaf, looking this 1b used selling. "I tank may- pPar beneath s FIB Mv r. ?eRlB tole - - ilk* that are alao flg ect of this being un- *lshl heavy satin damask SI is patterns of conven- Now con or birds covering them. or nontlgh being bmcaded or flg- we were tc these fabrics are given dimensions b of being quilted, and day 0f pi for petticoats that ap- Bortg of 1< latin gowns or for parts waB at han i color to give It character, igly pretty, tlrta Still Narrow. iea the question of the tight t akirt. Early In the fall >ld that the skirt of narrow i waa doomed and that the alta, draperies, and of all raped and panlered effects id. This may be true of the care that they are not ex draughts. When out with te blankets to put on each ho Is to stand out In the cold w! any length of time, ('arriag which It la desirable should shiny coat, may wear linen c< toned round the breast and oropper attached. When a horse is worked pjsed to K a.11 carry Wo Prfifium? that t rnM If he 8tudy the history of tl h i warm Guernseys and Jerseys, v e horses f^at Ayrshire cow ha ' ave a 10 do niore rustling, livlni >1 T8 but- ru*??d wnd rough com h vlng a either the Jersey or Ou Ayrshire comes from a h rd his ?' which Is eoli roil c#Vi ae an/1 noeh a *\a 1 <.< Machine to wi f we would A German muBlcli le Ayrahlree. a maphine which. he f re would find a,,y TO**? the n a been forced 0,0 piano" Thfi now B under more au,"e obJact a? lltlons, than ta,ia" ftnd UBed by P ernney. The ln* hie ?PoraB- but 1 country the r1 "10"1, and uiB ?F 3er. pastures ,rlcity" Jnto tho mai ... !...?? a roll or paper, an ite music. ~ " ,? . . . . me I hov to tnk in has invented ? , . , , . itatea, automatic *h", d?? h?' otea entitled b, 1 .I'"" 1 machine haa the Can a wo invented by an dascagni in writ- "Humbug" { t ia a larger in "Once upon a icrated by elec- American woman chine is inserted humbug was look* id the comDoser American product. some for my toots. ?' oraP?nes w t too moch I tank up iov about twanty-fl' Fabrics Mo All these s rich tn appeari Spreading Out. thought the h? time," writes an ar,B dress ha< from Munich, "the 'aBt son th> >d upon ns a strictly year w?uld be With its habitat In OUH ,B onl at are only slightly urt- future bu| of narrow re Than 8umptuoua. the fashii 'tuffs anv remarkably aklrts for snce, and for those who ! a mer? jlghi jf luxury in worn- of Bnd aeen already reached adjusted t e output of fabrics this "een. Not a revelation. Sumptu- ,B known ly word that nearly de- close and t for the present the skirt width and straight line !m on. There are drapew^ the street, but the drapery pretense, there Is so little what there Is Is so artfully hat It Is scarcely to be L that the skirts are what as "hobble," but they are are as narrow still about food should chiefly be oats i These grains supply more meet and flesh making mat? any other kind of food. Gl ratxod hay, Just what will be clean. A careful hand will save 1 Jo the feeding and care of jfor severe work mules are si Ttorses. If humanely handler it a sflnriltft flfl f h?? hftmn rnur ai i com. , ourjgb. than the countries In whi< ,r than Beys ftnd J* "'?8 origin v good ttl0 function * ...> veloped and the animal i 1 .1.1311 UD . . . to do a lar^or amount demands, whether in the h v,Hfr'Pl> shire, Jersey or any othei ' eam the same kind of care a IV ?ior to for thft b<Mtt remjlu_ If ley are Bhould reaaon hack to n i tiAu M. " ^lUUUCUVW . - . " . ch the Ouern- 8eatB btfor<" late. But aa ?ecute8 tbe mpoR becomes d?- BlrP8 to K'vo to thft h railed upon chl"e fa.lthfu,1>; reRil of work it Produced, ho that th case of Ay" ?ot have to depend u r breed, about ~"arper s Weekly, nd treatment however, we Herons Most Affec the environ- 'be birds he the piano and the land of Unci* itlon that he de- Sta 'hum' might p public. The ma- yond the era, bu Rters every note supposed. coi e musician does thrive except In pon hlB memory, had produced the dlfT giant and thf ? mine promoters. :tlonate Birds. become an InRtlti had studied, said and ?onie Amei ft Snro, the echo of "criDf>B mem, i lometlmes reach he- of mark. t the bug Itself, It , Alon? tho * lid never live and rlal" 'or dr?"" the country which Rrv being "be wooden nutmeg. Car- wrapa, wl ! army of worthless ? latter ar ltut the humbug has "liver am itlon in Germany, backgrounds si Mann tourists who *"to t.hem and ,i i.. "Ign done In v dui even this r&JIa abort lwir mwi worn. iame Una aa tha mat* There ta os come the stuffs that for a" kea >wn for evening cloaks blnatlons th this difference, that genera e frequently combined broidery o I gold effects. Thus satin brocaded i low gold threads woven on fro< over this a stunning d* satin, and elvet or Dlush. or there derlng tun :r euKCB an in?y can m a distinct partiality for Jot .ded materials used in comfor evening Kowna. The lly takes the form of emir It Is used in outline on Btuff. Jet fringe is charm:ks of white chiffon or white it la frequently seen hordes or on the ends of sash 4. tile to disease. A grass pn tached to the barn will be a i venlenoe. The horses who work may be turned out to j for exercise when the w eat hi . Jjle. Stable the stock weather. Do no turn stock ftfce ground Is wet, as the so (Injured. ... ?.. mentn under which t st re at- Guernsey and Jersey t ?n at con- wouid perhaps not be 01 n not at >ay that Ayrshire w< ir ze and t-r hustler for her feed er is suit- or ouemsey. In rainy on When ,d w iil on | ^ood Potato Ci | A crop of potatoes at t bushels per acre la repoi he Ayrshire. >v- barren in a lecu >rlginatod, it Photographic aociei >t of place to (London, England,) r >uld be it befc- 3yKa' affection in qui than the Jer- RB the brown backed luela in Spain. Wl _____ band relieved hig wi invariably laid hla n roP- a momentary einbrai he rate of 650 , up his poHltlon whllo 'ted by W. B. flew away. The hero ire at the Koyal VI1IX1U uiuuiivMiiia i y's exhibition, "ZP the fact wl lone showed con- ^hleh they took te the same way their deeds is dli herons of Anda- "ham, made in tl lenevor the bus- to deceive." fo at the nest he eck over hers in Cleopat ;e and then took Most persons 1 the other bird is told of Cleopa ns never omitted luxurious habits iir.auiiuuBij will rtiaien the edelweiss Br* r,bb<,<l > home as proof of otber cord In scovered to be a wb,cb may b? Us city, with Intent ?olor" or ,n 11 Ing In velvet. Materials re's Pearl, In addition enow the story that satin material tra to illustrate her rlety of other of llvlne?that ahe Intended for lka which dhow ever/ that ai gold or silver tlnael, aklrt* ! * also brocaded In dull gowna ha\ 'lack or white, both be- >7 beaded. leee or In . for Practical U.e. OT or?*" to all these ailk and la there la a great va- For "?n b to be aeen which are tratad la more nractlcal un? tlm; and 1 re draped on to trained .* tome elaborate evening '? been seer that are whol thlH appearing on the boA- v white borderlngs on skirts rts. , Long Coat, te or cloth the model llluswell suited; It Is loose Allan the sides from hmiM?r To Drive Out Bees The American Bee Journa eport from England, whlcl hat clotha soaked in a weal d solution, If laid oyer >ers underneath their cm Ickly drive all bees out of t i supers may then be rem t u does not affect the tas .iey, it Is a short cut In i Hewitt of Kennebec cov i ? 9(dd comprlHes only on Pr ;l! ^re. The variety wan r nJlZ.Hl ta,n and thft fertilizer ,h? JnfZZ I" 8 lng the scnson. rers, will .hem, and loved. If Kafir Corn Foci te of the Kaflr corn foddtr ha gathering fame feeding value as inty, Me. The this affectionate aalu e-thlrd of an Green Moun- St. Petersburg hen manure. That St. Petcraburi Ix tlmea dur- Jng in population 1h census taken In Decei showed the populate lder tain suburban villa? h about the covered, to be 1.90' corn fodder, eminently an -office tatlon. dissolved In her w No one seems ye' 's Growth. what must have 1 i? is rapidly f?row- *-ho drink, but so evidenced by the possibility of sue ruber, 1910, which The fact is pe >n, including ccr- 'n wine. The m< ,'es formerly not effects them ?1q f.708. It Is pro- tlrely dissolves tl town," and also a matter remains 1 rlne a precious pearl. These include t to have questioned vets, chiffon, been the effect upon later In the t lentiets scoff at the take the plac h solution. brocades now aria are not soluble "'re. t, veloyr >st powerful vinegar ' to he ffa wly, and never en- *bese ri bom. for the organic v h.ch have n jehind, in the shape sembles velve , Aral and foremost, vel- to halfwa and otherwise, which with wrap icason will undoubtedly out in wit n of many of the satin button is being worn for the each tab ?le laincs. which aro Material d bavin* plain surfaces, and cults, bbed and striped ana "at of finish that preatly re- wl,h a tet t camel's hair, which Is Material y down skirt part sot on pod seams; those have tabs h them at the wAlst-llne. a sown In tho rounded end of I la used to face the colla*^^ straw to match, trimmed ither mount. Is required: 5 yards 48 1ncb U. j crop. __ -__L and can be used lo the b _ _ _ atno way. Heapon ror six or the year. eight months of or a spongy mass the original pearl ? mat is larger rnan Deing mans u| place of satli p into tailor costumes In rB wice, j; cponge, of an extra ?atln. for 4 Dunoon. 4 yards silk or lining cott.