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WOMAN AND FASHION An Original Coat 8ult. Braid and buttons arc so much used this winter that designers arc eager to get new methods of applying tlicm. This coat suit shows one of the best ways. The material Is rough blue di agonal serge. The skirt Is short, (he coat of medium length. The braid li IN ItOCOn BLUE SEIiOB. put on the skirt lu rows around the back, ending at sides with large, flat braid buttons. The coat has the binds of braid around tho back formed Into latticework in front by bands of braid running from shoulder nearly to hem. The skirt Is high walsted, with lapels over the shoulders, so It may be worn without the coat. It is trimmed front and back with bands of braid ending in buttons. The hat is n wide sailor of blue satlu trimmed with buff colored osprcy. Buff Evening Gown. As n rival of white this season for handsome evening gowns there is a I I pale shade of buff which Is exceedingly j Tow Jt-'iikins wants to return to the attractive. It comes In chiffon cloth, i wrestling game. satin and gauze. I Longboat, the Canadian Indian run- It will bo lined with the same tone 1,cr. ' exceptionally strong at putting in soft silk. It is especially pretty , tIlL' sIlot- j In satin trimmed with gold and silver i First Baseman JIggs Donohue of Grecian embroidery. tho Chicago Amoiicnns is president One gown of It is in one piece and of the Drexel Bowling league of Chl draped around the waist In slight i eago. j folds, which are gathered together at I Bob Forbes, Yale's great end two tho left side under a square buckle of years ago, who coached West Point brilliants. From this hang two full j last fall, Is now head coach at the streamers of buff filet not edged with 1 gold fringe. The gown is cut lu a deep decollete, I which is edged with a three inch baud I of loose embroidery. There aro no sleeves proper. There aro two stream ers of filet net hanging from the shoul der edged with gold fringe. To Embroider Gowns. Hand worked gowns aro within the means of women who know how to do some of the fasMonablo quick embroid ery which embellishes many of tho most expensive of tho thinner cos- tutoes. A black chiffon cloth gown I which looked like an expensive model had large water lilies decorating the Mn.b A B 1 I.h Z . .TT mer Wrked rniiv ZrCaZZ blan Sllki' a? occa- slonally there was n thread of silver. Another effective pattern nnd one that net gown will be found unusually at- ! tractive. 1 A Childish Hat. Little girls this winter aro wearing tho cutest hats and bonnets. The mushroom shape, so much worn by their mammas, is n favorite model. scoop hat yon wee maid. The quaint hat illustrated is of tho mushroom scoop variety and is of white felt trimmed with old blue vel vet ribbon nnd a couplo of lovely pink roses, ono on each side. Ivory Toilet Sets. Instead of silver toilet articles man; women aro selecting ivory or imitation ones on account of tho caso with which theso latter can bo kept clean. All ono needs to do Is to give tho ivory brushes and trays a wiping with a fresh, soft cloth, and there Is no rubbing or week ly polishing to go through with. All tho little toilet and dressing table req uisites aro now sold ln this material, nnd tho boxes aro charmingly decorat ed with sprays of flowers If one does not fancy the plain or monogrammed backs. DAMES AND DAUGHTERS. Mrs. O. J. Qulgley of Dayton, Me., At the ago of sixty-Are, has never seen an electric car or a steam car. Mrs. 0. n. Harvey of Augusta, Me., Is the possessor of two old "Tippeca noe and Tyler, Too," campaign buttons. Forty minutes after she had ob tained a position kb stenographer with V- grocery firm In St. LouIs.MIss Louise Kcllehcr gave up the Job to get mar ried. Miss Mary E. Check of Toboso, O., is tho only regularly appointed woman I rural mall carrier in tho state. She i j has served In this capacity for sis ' ' years. Miss Vera Wentworth, a British suf- i fraglst, was kept In Ilollowny jail for j , a day beyond her companions for cut- ting "Vote For Women!" on tho wall 1 of her cell. j 1 Miss Lou E. Bacon has been put ill charge of the home for working girls I wnicii has been opened at 230 East 1 Thirty-second street, New York city. ' This homo Is supported by the Ep worth league of tho New York east ' district. Mrs. Klrkwood, widow of Iowa's ' war governor, Samuel J. Klrkwo6d, lias donated fo the Iowa State Histor ical society her late husband's entire , library, a magnificent collection of several thousand volumes, many of in- ! estimable value not to be duplicated I anywhere. . ' Church Work. There are in Maine 1,001 Sunday schools, 10,702 officers and teachers, 35,307 scholars and 0,472 entered in tho homo department enrollment. Great good In lesson work has been accomplished by tho Interdenomina tional Association of Elementary Sun day School Workers at Norfolk, Va. The woman's Baptist Foreign Mis sionary Association of Long Island has a cradle roll that amounts to something,' for the wee mites gave nearly $340 last year to foreign mis sions. Tho course of work which the Church army gives evangelists nnd mission workers at Its central train ing homos In London Is free in every detail, even board nnd lodging being Included. The Sporting World. University of Oregon, Dennie, Brown's crack left end, tore two of tho ligaments in one of his knees recently nnd Is probably out of the game for the rest of his life. " German Gleanings. There are over 19,000,000 depositors in the savings banks of Germany. The German city of Crefeld had an output In silk and plushes last year amounting to $21,500,000. Tho entire capital invested by Ger man municipalities in plants for pub- hc utilities is now estimated at nearly $1000000000 In tno'year 1871 there were 40,- W)7'000 pePlc counted ln Germany, so at the population since tho founfl of tue sent , sh lln innrpnRA nf oonnnnnn r? " r !fnf ":mfi00 l more thn Science Siftlnns. The moon gives out heat enough to affect a thermometer and mako a dlf- ' ferenco of 2 or 3 degrees. Tho human eye can discern an ob ' Jcct as small as one six hundred nnd twenty-fivo thousandth of an iuch in diameter. Galvonometers now nro mado so deli cate that they register the current produced by tho pressure of a human finger on a globule of mercury. Camlllo Flammarlon, tho French astronomer, Is of the opinion that a 1 dark spot on the planet Jupiter, which ' changes its position, Is an island of scoria floating about on tho molten surface. .. Things Theatrical. Mrs. Stuart Kobson will not appear ln vaudeville this season. Clyde Fitch has mado nn adaptation from tho German which he calls "Tho Eluo Mouse." Ono of George V. Hobart's latest works Is called "The Merry Widow 1 and tho Devil." Mabel Hlto and Mike Donlln are pro-1 ducing a sketch in which "baseball ' plays nn Important part. I Miss Gertrude Qulnlan, who mado I such n hit as Flora Wiggins in "Tho ' College Widow," Is to go Into vaude-1 vlllo with n sketch called "Zaza's Hit." Tales of Cities. Philadelphia has 1,400 associations devoted to tho relief of suffering. Los Angeles was originally called Pueblo do la Itelna de Los Angeles. The fourteen publlo libraries of Chi cago contain 1,432,031 volumes, not In cluding pamphlets and maps. Thero will bo new flathouses built ln New York city during the next year to aooommodato 83,000 families. USTERandthe DOJYRW2 B V.l BO 8 'ISTEB. wanted chickens Brother said a gander Ma she wanted turkey, an' pa he wanted duck, Nen I went .out huntin' an' had the bestest luck. Heard a norful growlin' ; but, say, I didn't care. I des aimed my rifle an' shot this grea' big bear! "HEAED A NORFUL GROWLIN' ; BUT, SAY, I DIDN'T CARE." SISTER wants the gizzard, the neck er anything; Brother wants a drumstick, an' mother '11 take a wing;, i'ather 11 take the wishbone, with des a slice of breast, An' as I'm quite hungry I think I'll eat the rest. . Don't I wish that Rosefelt, the pres'dent, was my pa; Nen I'd shoot some elfunts 'way down in Africkah! Jimmy's Thanksgiving. By OLIVE HARPER.. J IMMY" WEBSTER, more prop- erly Gcraldlne, had determined to leave her country homo to ntiirlv nrf In Vow VnH. .M know I am an artist; perhaps 1 am a GoorB und lovel Jimmy since she was genius," she said. Her mother said n baby and ue decided as Thanksgiv nothlng against the project, but new Ine ,drew near tnat bo could stand the lines formed around her mouth. Somo. thing had gone out of her father's eyes "jimmy." and step, and ho looked older. He, too, remained silent. (Jcorgo Seabrlght, when his pleading proved vain, merely aid, "If you find tho world too much for you, let mo know." "Perhaps," replied tho young girl, while her protty Hps took a hard out lino new to them. Sho had $180 and thought that moro than enough to last until fame and riches camo. When she was gone tho whole farm seemed emp ty. Her bravo, bright letters told how she and threo other girls had rented a photograph loft for only $40 a month. They had mado It very artistic, had built wardrobes of packing boxes and mado divans of cots covered with donlra, which served as cozy beds at night. Bho told of tho screen mado BEAR ,n V KARLE BOOKBR BATON Thanksgivin' day to eat, was mighty hard to beat. of a clothcshorse, covered also with denim, which served to hide their bach elor girl kitchen with its coal 'oil stovo and packing box closets for dishes. Her father mado no comment on these ,uuu' muhesuuis. nut ne ana George uciwueu mu uues. xuey Knew . tuore waa something wrong. There was n forced breezlness ln tho letters. , uu '""Bur. In the meantime the four cirls ln the great, bleak, ancient photographer's gallery were finding it very hard to win fame. Tho rent, though divided nmong four, was high when nothing was coming in. They could not af ford a stove, and tea nnd dry bread were their food. Finally ono girl sat down on tho floor and began to wall. Sho was cold and hungry and miser able. Sho was going home, "and art could go to grass!" This voiced the general sentiment, but' Jimmy had cajne from sterner stock, nnd sho woilfuu't give up. Three of tho four girls wroto to their parents and in n week had said goodby to Jim my, who faced tho question of rent alone. Sho threw herself on tho cot and cried all night with hunger, cold nnd tho knowlodgo that sho was beat en. From talent to genius was n far cry, nnd sho was no genius. "But I wouldn't care," sho sobbed, "If It wcro not so near Thanksgiving. At homo there'll bo turkey and pies nnd cako and jellies nnd I Just can't stand It!" But sho never onco thought of writ ing homo for help. Tho next morning she Iny unconscious in iier lonely place tossing In fever, whllo her grieving fa ther nnd mother wero going around heavy footed making preparations for tho coming feast. Jimmy lay two nights and a day ill and alone, when ,a lady who bad an offlco in tho samo building had a feel ing that something was wrong up stairs and went up to find tho poor de serted child. Tho doctor said sho should go to a hospital and that ho would send for her. Thero was a hurried step on1 tho stairs, and ln a mlnuto George was on his kness beside tho cot. "Oh, Jimmy, little Jimmy! I knew something was wrong, nnd I'vo come to take you homo If you'll go." "Will I? Oh, George, I'll be so thank full I'm a failure, George I'm a fail ure!" "I don't think so. Can sho travel, doctor? I'll get a carriage. Shell bo homo Just ln time for Thanksgiving." "It will bo that for me," said Jimmy weakly, while two tears Jumped from her eyes, and big George Seabrlght put bis arms around her and pressed his first klBS on her quivering lips regard less of tho doctor and tho lady. "It will be an eternal Thanksgiving, Jimmy I" 3? For New Late Novelties -IN JEWELRY ' . WATCHES SILVERWARE SPENCER, The Jeweler "Guaranteed articles only sold." JOSEPH N. WELCH i Fl TO I ns Lira nee i ns urea nut, The OLDEST Fire Insurance Agency in Wayne County. Office: Second floor Masonic Build, ing, over C. C. Jndwin's drug store. Honesdalu. . Leads Our Line. If You Want a TYPEWRITER Don't Buy Until You See at the Citizen Office Invention of J. B. SECOR, a former' Honesdaler. It has all the improvements that other machines have, and none of their defects; andliasem bodied a number of New Ideas that no other machine lias. TT7 -. Pronounced by . TYPEWRITER EXPERTS The Ne Plus Ultra OK TYPEWRITING MACHINES ! Tooth Savers We have the sort of tooth brushes Hint urn made to thoroughly cleanse and save the i teeth. They aro the kind that clean teeth without ' leaving your mouth full of lrltles. We recommend those costing 23 cents or mote, as we can suarimtee them and will le nlare, free, any that .show defects of manu facture within three months O. T. CHAHBERS, PHARHACIST. Opp.D. & II. Station, HONESDALU, PA. TN THE DISTRICT COUNT OFTHU 1 UN1TUI) STATUS, VOll Tl I K MIDDM-: niSTItlCTOK l'lvN.VSYl.VANIA. ltankrupt. No. tail. In the matter of I'KTKK IlCTTINii:il, hi Ilaukruptcy. To the creditors of Peter Ilettlnner, In tho county of Wayne und district aforesaid, a bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th duy of November, A, 1). HKW, the said Peter Ilet tlnuer. was duly adjudged a bankrupt; and that tho first meeting of his creditors will lie held at tho olllce of tho referee lu tho borough of llonesdale, Wuyno county. Pennsylvania, upon Jlonday, thoSOth day of November, l'JOH, at ten o'clock ln tho forenoon, at which time tho creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business us may proper ly come before such meeting. , W.M.II.I.KK. Referee In llunkruptey. llonesdale, Nov. 11, lm. ; AUDITOR'S NOTICE. ESTATE OK H.C.GAYI.OUD, Lato of Clinton township, deceased, Tho undersigned, an auditor appointed to report distribution of said estuto. will attend to the duties of bis appointment, on t , KKipAY. DE0E.MHKK 4th. 1908. at 10 o'clock, a. m.,at his olllce ln the borough of llonesdale. at which time and place all claims against said estatemust bo presented, or recourse to the fund for distribution wll bo lost. , . x, WM. II. LEE, Auditor, llonesdale, Nov. Or 1008. 35U DR.C. R. Bit AD Y, Dentist. llonesdale, Pa Office IIourb-H a. ni, to 6 p. m. r,, i , Any evening by appointment. Citizens' phone, 33, Residence. No. HO X. The I'SECOR ROLL' of HONOR Attention is called to the BTHKNGTH of tho ' Wayne County The FINANCIER of New York City has published a KOLL OF HONOR of the 11,470 State Banks nnd Trust Companies of United States. In this list the WAYNE COUNTY .SAVINGS BANK Stands 38th in the United States. stands l0th 111 Pennsylvania- !stansFIHSTin Wayne Count-yi Lonlln1 c . nA ! Capita, Surplus, $455,000.00 J Total ASSETS, $2,733,000.00 Honesdnlc, I'a., May 29, 1!)08. WHEN Till-, ENU1NE COMICS !. i is no time lo lie regretting your neglect ! to get insured. A little care beforehand I is worth luoie than any amount of re- : sift. KRAFT & CONGER, General Insurance Agents HON ESDALC , PP. "Stlckley-Biondt Furniture" is the kind that serves you best. Only $6.60 for this luxurious Morris recllnlnc chnlr with claw teot. Made either In uolilen oak or birch maliosanlzcd. polish nnlsli. fancy Vclour or Verona cushions, rever sible, hair tilled. Wtrto arms und curved front posts. Itctalls In stores for $8.50. Carefully packed and shipped charges prepaid for W CO. Send today for our latest cata logue of furniture. Mailed free. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. IB UK ; METISJADFED ARTISTIC MONUMENTAL WORK HONESDALE, PA. 1036 MAIN STREET.