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sects in Black and White for
Vacationers.
Bright colored knitted silk nwealv‘r‘
coats, white serge or broadcloth tail
ored suits, Georgette crepe afternoon |
frocks and silver lace trimmed bro !
pded faille evening gowng are among
the fashionable novelties for the com - |
ing Southern winter resort season .
Broad trimmed tvile afternoon hats |
and Bangkok straw sport hats, in col.
ors to match the swealer coatls, are
among the millinery novelties, '
White serge, broadcloth or guhur-!
dine suits are worn throughout the |
day during the Southern season. They
are sald to be much more practical|
than linen by those who frequent
these resorts, as they do not wrinkie !
so easily. The typical new serge suit '
for this season is simple—a plain |
skirt cut in circular enough fashion |
s 0 that it will fall in ripples, and a
fitted coat wirich falls in rippled folds |
below the waist. Sleeves are long, |
plain and set in, and there are ummllvi
some kind of revers on the coat. The
high oollar is often cut so it will turn
up or down
New Tailored Skirts.
The average tallored skirt in the
neaw models often rheasures five yards
about the hem. It does not flare plr-:
ticularly; the fullness s hidden in
the rippled folds which fall in about |
the feet. A variation of the circular
or gored skirt is one which includes !
an inverted box pleat on each side.
This gives a certain flatness over the |
hips most hecoming to stout women. |
While younger women will proba- |
bly wear skirts boot top length, older
women will wear a longer -klrfl that |
stops at a point just above the'ankie, |
As thiz is the length that gives a
heavy figure the most height., A very
youthful new sult destined for |ho!
SBouth is of white broadcioth. It has
A plain circular skirt, boot mp'
jength, with a deep hem. The coat,
eut Russian blouse style, stops at
knee length, the fullness gathered
into & natural walst line. A heavy
sk cord girdle covers the gathering |
threads, falling in long tasseled ends |
in front. The center closing of the'
front s coversd almost waist depth, |
By one of the new square bib-shaped
panesis. this descends in the back, in |
the same shape as a stitched panel
A slender band of seal fur encircies
the Persian coat and the high collar
Two large. head.covored buttons fast -
en the bih corners in front, and two
more each are placed on the mrnoa.l
back, bell-shaped cuff
Novelty Sport Suits. |
Embossed or embroidered colored |
fl‘u‘ kid is used instead of fur!
nds on collar, cuffs. belt or hr\nl-!
oan some of the newest broadeloth |
"yt i
Novelty sport suits for the South
are made of suede velvet in delioate |
pink, yellow or ivory tones. They are
00l in extremely simple yot trig sash.
son —a stightly faring short skirt -ndi
& plain cont a little longer than hip
length. They are quite as light.
weight as broadeloth
Washahie taffeta or satin sport
blouses for moming wear in the
Bouth will rival those of white lin
c Male blue, yellow and pink,
snapny blouses depend on their
. ofdd -shaped collars and cuffs and
their original way of closing dosn
the front. Lingetie blouses of batiste
or organdie, eribbied with Valen. |
clonnes lace inserts and embroidered
with ralsed Prench motifs, also de
pend on attractive collars for their
Moveity Most of them are w
the back and end In & pointed .
Jete shape in front. Some of the new .
Bt blouses show a little pelerine col
| that falls, ot the ack only, in
1 presacd plalts. One or twe of
new models have hall long sleeves
~ With a wide double frill at the edge.
| Knitted Sets Populer, '
~ Knitted sets of four pleces have
Been imported for the Southern sew-
Son. They consist of & coat, girdle,
- Soar! and long boat-shaped turban
. With swinging tassel. A nz ntee
&‘l« an older woman is of white
: weave with & slender ’h!
f%:f black
oy has sent white -00 l
e, oty et
the Riveria and resoris
= soits with striped middy
Blouses and plain ekirte are imporied
from Fran e alss for tennis
I more inexpensive knitted wesve
. WWeater coate which, fike the others,
W fonger and fuller this season then
lest these of artificial silk in splendid
wwlors and with a lovely stiken shesn
- B alreads seen in the shops Al
»fi- are is b found yellow, red
. green and purple. Banghok
Mraw sport hats, very Nght weight, |
.SR in the same colors and have &
w of individuality In thelr
g Though confined in (rim
o o one or (we enlored ribbon
? they fasion on one side with &
rrmetis of & fnanty bow that! adde
fj in their syie
_ARerneon gowre for the Bouth are
By of DEhieelgdt eilk Georgerie
35 o mel Gngerie The silk and
e erepe frocks sre made ‘5 (he el
T siyle. One new frock of OGeor.
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E of white net In the Seeniiste
of the neck. The shiny, wound
= i corkpores (ashion, has aleo
folde. boped over the Mipe
- Sody White tafetn frocks
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riot Springs Is Health and Fleasure Spot
Fine Hotel and Outdoor Sports Attractive
Golf is one of the many outdoor attractions at ot Springs.
The roads around the city are exceptionally fine for automobiling.
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the caller, tapping his own forehead |
ntenensively . “Nobody home. ™ 1
Anyway, there is an epigram by |
Pope which reads: l
“‘Yuu beat your pate and fancy wit
} will come 1
Knock as you please, there's nobody
| at Bbome
| And Cowper, in his “Conversation,”
has it i
“His wiy invites you by his looks 1o
| come.
Hut when syou knock it never ie at
| home.”
Then “twenty-three ™ ‘
When Dickens wrote the “Tale of
Twe Citles™ and when Mr, Sothern
Played “The Cnly Way” and Sydney
Uartop mounted the &ufil-m.. afier
Hitering. "1 1= a far, far better thing
that | do than | have ever done: it
I 8 & far. far better rest | go to mu!
I Bave ever known™ and his head
falls into the basket, the knitting
wamen, as they count the stitches In
their knitting, say “twenty-three S
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Fine Hotels i
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i Gateway to I
t Incheonvilie is not only (the metrops
'.m of Flarida but the gateway (o
s.a; the winter resorts on Soth 'he
PRt and west cnasts 1 has been
Ihe Mecon of toutiste for many years,
and thousands sock 1o Jacksonville
STy winter to sscape the rigors of
b perthern fimste 1
; The city s located 33 miles from
the orean on the B Johns mmj
Bplendid parks, beawtifel drives
!utfl.fidh«ufsn‘flm-fi anl
ihe other slpmenis Ihat go to make
W & Ty, such as Bae hotels, Mn!
and hesters. make Jacheonviile .
(Wt atiractive oy for permanen
;m- o & winter vaestion, |
| The Ceuntry Club, where there is
A I hele golf course, i one of the
aitraitions sos the winier vacation:
[O, The civb is located at Ortegs
. Ameng the Jacksonville hotels
i-%m oilfer ek e the tourist ml
A Windie, the Piagier and the fiu;ol
Meass
| The Hotel Windie s a sin-story,
Brepromd Bostelry with 130 beautifully
fatnished rooms. It s mere & Win
mm'un:|a:d """.'.T'i
Wany featutes . -
Seny. Windle W Smith s E uu-‘
oo Flag e of the m‘
Al cwlsine are sacellent
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The cozy little city of Hot Springs,
in the heart of the romantic Ozarks,
offers a mild climate, complete rec
reation and Nature's own healing
baths, now famous the world over.
Besides, there's golf, shooting, horse
back riding, baseball and excellent
auto roads,
Like every resort. of note, Hot
Springs, Ark., has a number of good
hotels. There is one, however, which
has become deservedly popular for
its excellent cuisine, compilete eduip
ment and homelike appointments, It
is the Majestic, 3
The comfort and welfare of each
guest is invariably the first consid
eration with the management and
large corps of attendants. All guest
rooms have outside exposures, afford
ing excellent views of the surround
ing mountains. Each chamber |s
fully equipped with luxurious fur
nishings, lavatory, gas, electricity,
local and long distance telephone
service. The rooms may be had sin
gle or en suite, with or without bath.
Of particular interest to all who
come to Hot Springs primarily’ for
baths, is the Majestic's bath equip
ment, occupying extensive space on
the second floor of the hotel itself,
As compared with the stuffy dress
ing rooms of the ordinary “bath
house.” combined with the necessary
trip to and from the bullding, the
conveniences of preparing for the
bath in one's own room is a pleasant
contrast,
The hotel baths are readily access!.
ble by elevator and sinirs from all
parts of the bullding and may be
comfortably reached wm robe and
slippers. All water is supplied
direct from the United States Gov
ernment reservation and has been
analysed in accordance with the re
port of a former Becretary of War.
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l CHEYENNE, WYO, Jan. L -Jew
olry and sliver valued at several
thousands of dollars and thought to
have been stolen from Mrs Jane Me.
Clure Hamilton, of Chicago, on &
Union Pacific traln was found In pos
'wc-km of school children near Gran
ite Canyond, eighteen miles west,
At breakfast in the Clift Hotel at
San Francisco Mra J. MeClure Ham-
Mon, wife of the famous English
painter, told her husband and nlece
Inm she had dreamed her jewelry hat
been found
Mra. Hamilton's jeweis were In a
dressing case, which was stolen on (he
train while she was on her way (o
#an Francisco
| <lB was only a few hours before (he
dream proved true. The San Francie
o Examiner received w that the
dressing case had been ed up by
school children close 1o the raliroad
frack at Granite Canyon near Chey
onne. Mra. Hamilton was at once
nestified
Both dressing case and jowelry are
invaluable 10 Mrs . Mamilion. The
case is of unusual antigus make and
ftted with 1560 gold, silver and solid
Ivory articles. Among the jeweliry is
AR antique carbuncle neckince, a
French mfi heckiace with large dis
mond « &nid ':‘m anti joe
rings, inctuding an e ten! Jn
of historical value, and many olher
articles. The whole collection is had
16 vaiue, as are all antiques, but ihe
iotal must ageregaie several thou
| eande i
from the train by the thief when fe
i believed the cnse was thrown
fectives made a search
Wife's Biscuits Make
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;Him Ill; Given Decree
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LOS ANGELES, Jan, I.—The pro
verbial little red schoolhouse is to
have a movie show adjunct. The old
worn geography is partially to give
way to the flickering films. For the
school children of Los Angeles County
are to be given instruction in certain
lines of study through the means of
motion pictures.
At a conference between the Board
of Bupervisors and the County Civil
Service (Commission, the position of
Superintendent of Visual Bducation
was provided for in a new county sal
ary ordinance.. Thig new department
will have charge of instruction with
motion pictures in the vounty schools,
The new position will be under the
Jurisdiction of the County Superin
tendent of Schools, Mark Keppel, and
the Superintendent of Visual Instruc
tion la to rank as a Deputy County
Superintendent.
One of the features of the county
salary ordinance, by which the sal
aries of nearly 4,000 county employees
will be regulated. is the creation of
three classes, A, B and C, to apply to
all positions.
Class A is the probationary period.
All those who go into the county serv
fce must be in this class for the first
year. At the end of that period they
automatically go into the second class,
their salaries automatically increas-
Ing. The second class is intended to
cover the great majority of employees
Class C is the highest, and the em
ployee can onlv go into this class
through meritorious and eMecient serv
ice after three vears' emplovment at
least. To go Into Class ' the employee
must be recommended by the Bureau
of Efficlency, with approval of the
'‘Board of Supervisors
Is It Unethical to
's Tooth?
a Dog’s Tooth"
BUTLER PA Jen. 1 Is it »thieal
for a dentist to pull a dog's tooth” A
Pittaburg woman who has been 8 guest
At a local hotel would like to know
Recently her valuable pet bhulldog got
the toothache After trving 'n vain to
reach s veterinarian, she ssmmoned Dr
I A. Oirth, a dentist While the Jdox
Sat on A rug. blearv.eyed from main its
misiress sxpostulated and pleadea in
vain for the dentist to pall the dox's
taoth She ealled the dentint a Mear
thing,” but that did not help. He said
It would net be #thiea FEven for an
exorbitant fes, he would not consider it
INVESTS 3190, NOW 18 RICM
MOUNTOGOMERY. My lan 1 Hovden
lohnson, & former printer. has hecome
rich from 311598 invested In ol lands in
Okl homa He recently sold the land
for $14.000, vetaining ne-sighth inter
est In rovalties, for which he now re
fuses 1904 000
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Just Forty Minutes From St pgtersburg. Florida
Buy a Lot Here and Enjoy Life
To Its Fullest Extcnt. While Your Profits Accrue
MITCHELL'S BEACH REALTY w=ill double and multiply many
fold within an incredibly short time. Alresdy sidewalks are
Inid, streots are graded. sea wall bullt. two powerfal flowing
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contemplated and on the way .
TEN MILES FROM ST, PETERSBURG. ihe famons Sunshine
City." lles Mitehall's Doach, growing famous as the Snest beach
of the South. This famous beach is renched in 10 minutes from
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A Soul, Court Rules
DES MOINES, IOWA, Jan. I.—The
lowa Supreme Court rufed that a cor
poration has a soul when it affirmed a
decision awarding Henry L. White
$2,500 damages from the International
Textbook Company, which he charged
with maliclous persecution. The com
pany's defense was that there could be
no malicious persecution since a corpo
ration has no soul or personality.
““Modern tendencles are more and more
toward regardnig a corporation as ¢{)os
sessing a soul,’”" said the court's deci
sion,
Electricity to Move
Trains of the Future
8T LOUIS, Jan. I.—Predictions that
irallways before many years would
‘abahdon steam locomotives for electri
fication were made by B. F. Bush, re
ceiver of the Missouri Pacific-Iron
Mountain Railway System, in an address
‘horp before the Jovian Electrical Order,
The present condition of rallway fi.
nance, he said, was retarding the elec
trification of the lines. He said pfepa
rations for the installation of eiegirie
motive power had been made on the
Denver and Rio Grande, the presidency
of which he recently resigned. ‘
Man Dies Up a Tree
TAMPA, FLA,, Jan. 1.-—J. G. Mooney,
a well-known citizen of St. Petersburg,
dled from a heart attack in the limbs
of an oak tree forty feet from the
ground at his home in that eity. The
fire department, which was called to
lower his body to the ground, had a diffi.
cult task, «lue to the fact that the limb
on which he was hanging was not
lslrnn‘ enough to hold two persons,
THEY LEAVE EVERY DAY FOR JACKSONVILLE
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DAYLIGHT RIDE—If for any reason vou prefer to travel by day, leave
Atlanta over the Southern at 11:30 a. m.. and arrive Jacksonville 8 :50 p. m. Sleep
ing Cars Dining Car serves lunch and dinuer. Nice, clean trip on train making
only half-dozen stops.
NIGHT TRAINS—RoyaI Palm, leaving Atlanta 9:55 p. m., arrives Jack.
sonville 740 a. m. Trains leaving Atlanta 1005 p. m. and 11:15 p. m. arrive
e Jacksonville 8:25 a. m. and 8:50 a. m.. respectively, serving breakfast T
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Operating through the Tampa Bay
section and touching St. Petersburg,
Bradentown, Manatee, Manavista, El
lentown, Palma, Sola, Rye, Sarasota
and the Sarasota Bay points of
Pass-A-@rille, Fort Dade and Maria
Beach, the Favorite line of steamers
i{s becoming immensely popular
with thousands of tourists every
season. 7 |
The Tampa Bay'section has grown
more rapidly within the last' few
%mem FrosT to FLowmsA
, Visit These Isles of Enchantment.
ROUND TRIP ON STEAMER, INC. STATE
ROOM, BERTH AND MEALS, $25 AND UP
S. S. “Evangeline,” Under American Flag
Salling from N. Y. on alternate Tues., Thurs. and Sats.,
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S. S. “Bermudian” , Seling from N. Y.
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years than any other part of Florida,
The Favorite line has kept pace with
the growing demands of the traffic,
and now maintains one of the finest
fleets of steamships of any Southern
line.
This year a regular service to Sara.
sota and the Sarasota Bay section
has been added and the upper Man
atee River has been opened as far as
Rye. Nowhere in America is thers
a water trip that is more beautiful
than the run through Sarasota Bay.
The marvelous sights the tourist sees
in the inlets, passes, bayous and
around foliage-crowned points are
fagcinating in the extreme,
In addition to its regular trafic,
the Favorite line operates moonlight
‘excursions into wonderfully beauti
ful waters, and offers a special trip
from St. Petersburg through Florida
without additional cost over Atlantio
\(.‘oaat line excursion tickets.