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GRAND KAP1RS HEKALR TUESDAY M0RX1XG, OCTOBER 25, 1S93.
THE WOMAN OF KAiHiON.
Wo4 and La? Tui'.s fc Aatrnna
We.
An Ocv-br hrv.le h qnaicl Ttacy-
lritia rwrt or lu fjx -y p.
iut juietij :-,'.. X' tiue wl of hr-r Ci
tire t-iU-. -..; Hi!'. r.ia in t vit
riiatL b rU U.o tt vii i-f tier ,fr-
tt.cL.t, s.k w- i t tuaa cf hr-r
brij'V.t U.-.v-, tirtiy ay-
Uimufer iiai the tr--3i. U .i ;ru tiii i
brvis u cy! f ;r colt rit-f. f r
woI ytke lu m wy of thu; vl
cr thi bul Ctr thc tali .iiys.
A prriijr oti I jrM bn.wu, a
jvut tie color of tfcf trow a & it af
tura it hIn off frutri the jei-
luw. TbadreM hi few t.uo!.e of
tm fitllxj W rtirn it from JuUds.
Another iP"a T7 bright, a
txl int-"" sort of grcLL, -ud it U
irruaoos cmws.
triaxDcd ith brivTt?3t acarlrt. An
other I genuine oal. color. Still
other L th of the ftr
ahp, quick frost tltftfp, brilliant rwl.
Ohm prtrtty gtn for iLftrrnoona arul
evening writ 1a of delicate yellow,
all the one otwwte, with chiffon bodice
and delicate pale gold pcuwcraenfcirie.
She will arflj look well In thee
gown a, far they will melt Into the
ftuUimn tinta and make her seem like a
true njoph- veritable cnAXure of the
wood.
Do jou want a handsome aet of furs
very much, and leek the wherewithal
to procure them? Have jou made up
' jour mind to give them op, and are
jou returned and 9tiU not at all coo
tent? Listen then to a eubatitute for
the far. a good aubivtitafca and an eco
nomical one. Yow maj make hat, bra
and muff all to match, all to look hand
acme, and still all to cost a trifle com
pared with fur. In the first place yon
want a great deal of handsome relret
ribbon, satm-backed, about fire Inches
wide, and alo a few jarde of inch wide
ribbon to match the wider. You must
get two colors, or else two shades of
one color, for they're not half so strik
ing in one shade. First make jour
hat; a toque, or some sriiall shape is the
bent thinjf to get. Cover the shape with
fine cloth, and then make a pretty, flat
rr "tte of the narrow ribbon in both
your shades, far the side of the toque.
Put a few folds of the Telret at the
eilre, two or three aigrettes and loop
of ribbon in front and jocr hat U done.
The set I saw was-in dark brown and
rich green, and the effect wa yery
good, The b4k, or collarette, was made
of small rufSea of broad brown Telret,
f tened on a brown satin foundation,
and caught down with twisted folds of
the narrow green; broad satin ribbons
tied it in front.
Ths muff was Crt a soft wad eoeered
with brown satin, over it more gathered
brown ribbons, and through the center
a twist of gren. Together, the three
looked very imposing, and almrwt as
rich a fur.
On sea pretty collarette for home
mado rery much after this style.
Hh rmly one thick news hrrwe-rer. and
ef fine i!k.
JVtne marrifWnt toit ar display
lo? themelres st the select rpa.lin'
which rietT n ent li"tninar to
One gloMruiif pvtare, t. oter ly.
filled a bo st th I,yoUTi in which the
ralirir ws tfln, and attra Nl as
many ej v V the rpW. fr-r she
wor s tU'k gown r,f hoary, rn;,fh
r-r: th ru rt a-'roR., r t.
down and till V.e l.-x-.ked
snd r enMj?h- A flr nP
s! if inzT blK'k roster:!. Ton!i.in
pla!'-d. half rt-T-r-.I th" 'irt. Th
of rpir" ctif, rd h.wl t:m
br":l r,r, tl at t'Trni l-H-k "Tr h
frrpj !h 5i'ti- tvi'' ! t f ep-t
ort.'iT- r.wr, oT'.;y -.nn.
Te v!--. . f 'rrr T-.t.! Rod f-i!!.
ef th vrc t t f'n pu.d
orT Tv?"' w t fa!! f iM of
rn-c t at Nr ?;r"-i?. r'd th
M v k '' 't -rtf . f t". h t. f.4erd
n!mf.-. i t ofr.jc 9i pr still
m r !-u ; rw
r.-s;--ee m!1 n W! . T ry fvir. with
o p i'e tSnt it w i'r'r
t: n .-r"-n. w-.rf rn;f.,-i?t
. t.1 f f . vk 8"n p'nh.
-! ! ' n. w . it j.-irsed h
c! : ni"!"'"! p- 'V-. el.
' s ' i '; V-r t" v.h ,,k of
vl
r v- i
- 1
rr
if I m
Hats with moat brdant er?txt, that .
can still te rnie mt chctly, are
now brifvn.alc to clc! forth. 1 he iLrst ;
fall hu wr awfiily hjjiuIcj. but
awfully cztravaknt. One nedl a full
pur Vj Indulge la or e of tLra iu xune. 1
llatn.jw that th m I aettljr.rf iv j
self, wvwryth-u:? U a trii more hroaibU:
Lhtt U. a few thic ax apo'Artii !
that ortliuAry pop! arull t Lctu- '
f; f r LaT;trice the hats c !
braided fclL Cue ru weure the prettir ;
e.t resait fn.-m flt If a Ultl tte U !
djlajed. The felt U prt;vuUrly prev- i
ty if it is all ov-r;att, be fere belt ,
braided, vwitii a buttonhole stitch in
hrary ilk. the slivi. Lot quarter j
of au incii arrU '1 hi U j.eswut and ,
eay vorW, and tle tfTcct k evr J
Ciuch bttt-r hUu briJed. tne that I i
saw ytstrrday hid q i:tc a lar-e frtui.s
with lo crowa ai.d brod rim, and wj.j j
coiEph-tf'.y covered with cieaj-vh:.'.e ;
felt, buttonholed in white silk. At the
front of the lt was an L.uku.ks bv 1
cf orange rclvet which color, by ti:e
way, proiui.wi to WctJtue qiiite the rue j
i-a,'je'Lt down with a rhinestone ,
buckle. That and white TeNet string
at tle bat.k were all the trirnyiLns tlie
hat had, and jet it was rery Lundotne.
Very goxi hat. fur ordinary wear are
made by covering a shape with cloth oi
the ery beat quality, tha adding a
band of astrakhan at the ede, and an
astrakhan crown, iu-rtin a fow fsm-y
quills at the side, and that is alL Just
try it and see how pretty it will be.
And what is more, it wont get any the
worse for wear. You'll find it serrke
able and neat and fashionable, so long
as you are careful to get a becoming
and the latest bhape.
How are you going to trim your new
ereniug gown? It ought to hare a
great deal of lace on it, particularly In
the back. A deep lace ruffe should b
there, a bertha at the low cut neck, and
from under the bertha at the back long
draped lines of lace falling in graceful
folds, and widening more and mor
until they touch the lace rufile at the
akirfs edge.
Numerous and tiny ruffles on after
noon gowns are quite the thing ir
nrs bctolx'b tiis thuo.
Paris. A gown from that city has no
other trimming than four ruffles on the
skirt, four raffles back and front on the
waist, which run across and meet four
ruffle on each sleevo. A ribbon belt
ties at the side in long bows. It is a
simple gown, but very effective,
I'm afraid the Empire is wHnning the
rictory. The last returns from abroad
show a large gain for that mode, and a
considerable falling off in the Russian.
I don't know but what we ought to be
thankful. There are so many modifica
tions in the Empire that almost anyone
can make herself becoming in one of
them, but the Russian is more arbitrary.
and does not lend itself so readily to
our needs; so that "La Russ est raor
et rire L'Ernpire" may soon le our cry.
Eva A. ScnrBFTRT.
Homely, Hot I'seful.
The burro Is not a pretty beast, but
on the w ild western plains he is some
times Tery useful. The burros instinc
tively know where water Is to be
found, and if miners hare been out a
day or so without water, they are very
liable to be deeerted by their jacks, the
animals breaking away and rushing off
in the direction of the nearest pool.
More than one party of prospectors or
travelers has been saved from perish
ing of thirst by the instinct of the bur
roe; for these animals will smell the wa
ter a long distance, and when haltered,
and they cannot go to it, will give
brays of joy at its proximity. If one
of them Is released when they exhibit
these signs of delight, and hi steps are
followed, he will be sure to lead the
travelers to the nearest water.
A New Brand.
"Wbat a splendid color Miss Jones
has,- said Chollla.
"he has Indeed," said Miss Fenrlra,
8h must have discovered a net drug'
cisU"-N, Y. Press.
VWtor Who U this man
Minora Attendant He Is a Chingw
taan who ha jitt celebrated his wood
f n w e Id in Ije t rrl t Free lr cm
WAV- in riTihinf; nr ri strrp,;th
in the v.ih r an! r-trrnth i:.
wlwit. i w.i-iHl. Tho ifio!rrn
u'.iyistou" IVarlinr. Tt.ivr
labor for wr.i'k I ac ; it.U' -wr.ir
to cat" f iHri -. It
clo.m hotjsr.is'A rll a jtwA-'1.'
CW!V'. AHI h.At it tf s. it
! sAf-'Iv. MsHomi it.
i'l-ariri'" i; "ap $'2 Tvor;
AT
ASAOT
NE AND Mr CO?.elE;OM is aTTE.
Vy r ta yst'. .-f nt: f - i. f . r-. i. llv. r
taK-( ..Y..i,h,ii ki i!. I .- jtv k
U laaK- fc-"iu r.rr' A mtrl r ; rtrt. t .lae uru.;
LAHS'S &13DIGIKE
.! ef. -tat L ' ii m veil,',. If ii.u
!' . l.nr.r J miu .! 1 Hrtli-n Mi.r ili-l,iMrj
oi!i,',. li t-- tH. : ..a, thu (!.
POND'S EXTRACT
ihuU , We m
ALWAYS ON HAND.
You cunt ttll tcheti tou trill
moat want it the rOXD'S
i:XTi:.lCl', and you had
better have it rend if. Use it
freehj in all case of WOUNDS,
BRUISES, CUTS, CONTU
SIONS. LAC EIIHT IONS, for
HK A DA CUE, TOO TIIA CUE,
EA EA CUE, INF LA M ED
EYES, SOUE FEET, LAME
MUSCLES, tilso for SORE
T II R OA T, HOAR S ENES S,
RHEUM A TISM, NE URA L
OIA, wherever you have BAIN
and whenever INFLAMMA
TION exists, and yon trill
quickly Ilnd that you have been
saved a great deal of pain. Did
you ever try
POND'S EXTRACT OINTMENT?
It is wonderful how well it acta
in all cases where an ointment
is applicable. It is a remark
a ble cm re for PI L ES. Only SO
cents. Sold by all Druggists.
Take no substitutes for these
goods. Manufactured solely by
PQSD'S EXTRACT C0.,"c2.:i25oo,.
Cod-liver oil is useful be
yond any praise it has ever
won; and yet few are wil
ling to take it the taste, is
so vile and it lasts so long.
Some stomachs cannot take
it, and some are burdened
with it.
Scott's Emulsion of cod
liver oil is not offensive ; it
is pleasant to some, especial
ly children. It is not often a
tax on digestion.
Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver oil made far more ef
fectual. There is a little book on
careful living ; sent free. .
Scott & Town .Chcmiu, iji South s:hAcnue,
Nfw York.
Your tlni;itt Ve Scon's Emuikon of cod-liver
4 all druisu everywhere ciu, u
SHILGHiSl
Cnre Connmptlon, Coueh-t, Croup, Sore
Throat. Sold by tt Dmeelst on a Gurant.
r a Larae SiJa, Datk or Chet Shiloh's Forous
flatter will give grrxt atitf action. tj cents.
SHILOH'S VITAUlZERrf
"?iUh'tttii2fT'$AYt:i Mr li Ft;. f
rnnrtUr it th lKt rtmtdy ft-aUhMtatfl '.'n
J ewT wL" For Iy,per'''a. Liver or Jvidaejr
trouble It excels. PrU-e I'ldv
SHILOH'S CATARRH
Ifnreyout atarrh? Trvthl H ncu.v. TtrlU
fMeve nl Curr jtom. rri e M TU In-
J.vtor fnr )t!iK eMiltr ntTiiHn i f umHrwxl
v. PMIiVj J:ni"i;" ar ulvl 1" us oil a
B-uiiranK-o to Kivc atlofac.ju.
3 ATO FOLKS!
lucf Ifnh IS pound, a Moth.
t . ' , r-f .1" t-" 71, l4
n. 11.. -r fey wj. i.
U Mcnla's Coplsxic.i Wafers
tleich ak'n rsw white.
tW". ' .'"1 r.
5 P 3 M f!
B "tGHEATj'.ty
t rr f j t?
mmm& toci
THE SILVER SUNLfCIIT MINING & MILLING CO..
ire selling a limited amount of their fu'.ly-pai'!, non a??'v,ible stock at
20 Cents Per $T.C0 Share
to f'i'lv develop thefr rich r.in- in New Mexico.
Director: HOD. L. DRADFORD PRINCE, KiU
Ciovrrnor of IVow IMoxIor,
Jxo. I, SvTrrrv. 'c( -I'rr .
IT'v V, I, IUrtt-ktt. n!trstor dm. of N"1 Mfxiro.
li J I'xr.KS. Tfai. f'.i!;i-r 1?. Nnti w Hnk. hcU Fa
J M. Tti sk. of IUrttt A TVer, T;!.il?n.
v. II. Ii vxns f.. Sc"y., (l.v 't.
1.f entire net prr-ccU -,( this " ri j- ti -.n rr;I hr t:fl in J.eve1p
foz t v z-(h mirc of th r-i-rpny. Ill V NOW'. When the ve:ri )rf
hor.---,2Mv etp-"j---! t'-: -'. at ir an 1 pa y hie mor.thly !iHeni!5.
IP YOU Ul'M TO SAPHLY INVEST Ol R SAVINGS
, ! rr v vs- t r --ri ; 'i.ir as friee vT,l hrTt!y be advmeed. Remit
t r h?'.-.4r.ift, n-i-, y rrUr or rrc:-tre-l it'er.
W-;tc t-Uv f r . -z -ct-is, A; p'.W ati.-r.-llant Report. Tte., to
V. II. DINHORii, Sec, 3 ar.J 4 Central Mu.ic Mali, Chicago-
Tapestry Brussels
Carpets:
Do you remember the
Iiriros asked for tliin
lionet, hard weuriu;;
fabric only ufrw jfar
n.o? Ami ve liov
Mich a variety oi tle
such originality,
one seems apparently
to be looking at Mo
quette, the delicate
Miadiugs of that al
ways beautiful fabric
being m perfectly re
produced in our grand
showing of Tapentry
lrussels. Price for the
best grade is DO cents,
sewed and laid. AVe
have very good ones
at 5 and 75 cents,
hut w hen the best cost
so little more we be
lieve it Aise to buy
them.
OilCloths
and
Oil Cloth Rtigs:
Wo do sell a few of
theso important fur
nishings. Just think of
it, we havo used three
carloads since August
1 . If you want a stovo
pattern, wo are head
quarters. Smith
&
Sailfordy
68 Monroe Street.
P
0
CHEAP
OX ACCOUNT OF
THE
ExrosuitE
OF THE
BIcKTNLEY TAKIFF
KOI5I5EUY!
no a n u j uhu.
1:1 Foiititiiin st.
. J acob Meyers
ll.e to HnnoiKU i tliit
das re-; eiiv 1 h s
Livery Exchange Stables
j Af 2B , lake ave.,
1 t ri'.-lj for ! r.s Ieltih(n Ms,
mm RIYS AND SELLS FOR CASH
AT
C Bed Rock
Hit
Eaton, Lyon &
Company,
a x r
MONROIi STREET.
Bulletin of Ncu) Books :
"London.' by Walter I'.f.rt. irm
tratel - I
"t'liarlft H. Fi'iirron. 1IM LH uuA
Labort." Ly lrorue C. h4L j. with
portrait
"T he Desire of lVauty." bel-jg !n l!ca
tlons lor aestheMo culture, ty Theo
dore Child.
Tt-iUars All." by I I'oult..
t the Sisa of thd M'hlfe Swsn." by
0:il V. Wilson. Illustrated
"The Next Door House," by Mrs. 11 ties
worth "The Preacher's Daughter." by Amelia
E. Barr
"The Lucky Lover." by John liabber
tou "Autobloitraphia." t y Wait Whltfcan
"Uut of the Jaws oi Ieath.' by I ran i
liarrttt -
"The Medicine I aly." by L. T. Meide.
"Field Farinas," a vagrant cronich'.e of
earth and t-lj, by Martha McCu'.louca
Williams
"A Little Swiss Sojourn." by W. D.
Howells, Harper's "Liack and White
strles - .
"Won at Last," by Af nes (libera. ........
"Michael and Theodora," by Amelia E.
Barr -
SOME NEW JUVENILE?.
"Flghtlnu f.r the Kiuht." Oliver Optlo
Blue and Gray" series
"Jae the Hunchback." by James Otis.
"Tomnifton.or Western Boys in Grant
and Sherman's Army." by Warren Lee
Goss
"Culce's Promise," Cbristman In Ens
land, by Florence and Edith Scan
ne!L. "Jean Noel." Chrlstman in France, by
Florence and Edith Scannell ..
"Lischen and the Fairy," Christian la
Germany, by Florence and Edith
Scannell
"The Little Mus'cians." Chrlitman In
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1 M
1 y
1 2.
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so
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so
50
Italy, by Florence and Edith Scan
nell -
50
The above four books are similar In blndlnc
to "Bird's Christmas Carol." by Kate Douglas
Wlztfn.
COAL.
THIS IS
'Coal Weather'
and we want you to place your
orders for
Coal or Wood
WITH US,
T. GAMKY.
Office aud Yards at
Intersection of East Street and D., L & N. R y
Telepl.oao your order No. 86-1.
TRY OUR SIZE!
110, 1 CHESTNUT COAL
At 80.50 ton.
BURNS JUST AS WELL
BUY A TON AND SEE.
A. B. KXOWLSON,
25 PEARL STREET.
FOR COAL.
1 TTIIfTTI 1 rar.M f.. nnfler V1
I hone 4 1.
TRY US
Wc do ro! M: "0 4
cr s:m lar graJ- s cf Coal.
We puiranVe or Coal to
ccnta n no !; er
L HP PINK or CO.,
coal. v.(.0., and gas H.oc?t tcKt.
OK DICK
SEND II YOUR DROERS
ScranoiCoal.!Ptabii-leam:!1Wa!eHE
A. HAMILTON.
"THE TFT 1 f f PIT f K M HIE
I'i-.ju M ( II i - Ifc K,"
CT.-t l"r. lr ''"rJ, r;tT Ton.
OinROTAGONi
a I Mor.oitrrtNBCM5.
I v 5 11 ! I Jin tm - j
j Tl lT ti u itsjfit .-- :
400
Years ago the Citizens ? of America zvore
no UNDERWEAR; they didnt have to
because the iceather was more regular than
NOW
Today it is, or may be, a genial summer s
day; tomorrow to the contrary. Consequently
nowadays it is necessary to wear L nderwear
for the protection of ood health. We have it
vi great variety from $i to $ioa Jjuit. l
Those who do not drive elephants and the
whole people,
Pettibone, the Shoe Man,
exists because he has hoes of better qual
ity, lower prices, more style to the square
inch than any other shoe man in Grand
Rapids. Some people know a ood shoe
when they see it, and Pettibone's im'.iri
ably low and unapproachable cah prices
compels them to buy. Goods bought for
cash marked in plain figures by a man
who knows his business, and retailed for
cash only are the only trade winners nec
essary to frugal, smart people. That's why
Pettibone, the Shoe Man, exists in your
midst at 30 Monroe Street.
Call and See Pettibone!
WHO WANTS ONE?
SMASHING
f till
Just received by the leading house in Carpets
and Draperies.
BOSS fe NORTON,
7 SOUTH DIVISION STKEITT.
LEATHER GOODS!
E P K A T K I calls for these
gootls has induced us to add
this line to our Fall stock. It
will interest you 10 examine.
All new, fresh goods and the
prices right.
J.CIIERLNER JEWELRY CO.,
Monroe Street.
Trusses and Shoulder Braces!
jL - sitj'T. A.vrltum lru.. th f r tn,i i,r r. H'P I -' t
I-itlirc I it: ct.r .w a e--f:-n. 1r H 1 'r
r !Lh .11 I. ;roL a: (S tL u pt Cttfct n r i ia t . 'sli.
MIOHHU'l hi eoi" ,. . ' c r.i i.-r ata
VALLEY CITY PHARMACY, 75 Canal Street
SPROUL & Mi
HOT aik rt;KNAcrs.
MMliS CRULS A0 TiL!N.. US KLUIiliC riXTUELSi
1
. , ,,i . ;-!-r 5 ' t. ; t ' "''ji r--.-t ;i
i:nt Pulton (T-if plrme 147) Grnr 1 Kapi Mich
WILL DRKD. H)ON V T.D." G1KLS W HO CSi;
AKi; QUICKLY NARR1LD. 1 KY IT IN JOUK NPXT
IIOUP.-CLALNLNO.
LINE OP
nil
Silver Cnriirr
. each lixk.
Mont lor th
( 'T IX J',
I.ndif-s' W'liitc CnrJ
&o k - new
1 jape,
CrilinatinHooV
Chan nf H ,
Cati utj l INK'kft
Hi.uK t i!ia!rh.
All t o1. - ifj lr.it hor
GURRIN.
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