Judge — May 11, 1901 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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able action than any other make of elec- tric vehicles. at Reduced Prices for Ready Delivery. Mark XIX—Columbla Surrey i | = & a c ray « = Improved 1901 Models S28 j le | All you need toh is a ticket by the “NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES All you ne ed to say iS. “PUT ME OFF AT %> BUFFALO: ) ° YS. 4 MpNi® For a copy of the New American ition Fé Series” No. 15, send a H. Danfela, General Passe Central Railroad, Grand fork. The endurance of the new long- distance batteries gives Columbia Automobiles a greater radius of reli- York Central's Pan- A thirsty physician may be properly called a dry doc.—The young author whose ‘* offerings” | are never paid for says that he works unremit- ungly.—" That gives me a pane,” as the sash said when the glazier fitted in the glass.—| | Brigham Young was the first American to test sixteen to one.—Prttsburg Dispatch, Indispensable as a tonic stimulant Hunter Baltimore When a man has money to burn he never finds that greenbacks are too green for fuel.— Philadelphia Bulletin, BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES AT ARNOLD, R e CONSTABLE & CO.’ y The costumes found at Arnold, Constable & Co.'s, in New York, are always distinguished by a special touch of elegance ; but this char- Pure, Old, acteristic is particularly noticeable this season, | Rich and and lends a particular charm to the exquisite Mellow examples from the leading French designers that now are in view. For a bridesmaid’s cos- tume or a dainty dinner-gown there is a shell- ink lib ith ion of Val Cheese pink liberty gauze, with incrustation of Valen- ciennes lace on skirt and low-cut bodice ; the Comforts skirt is double, the under and upper finished Refreshes with a tucked flounce, edged and headed with Strengthens bands of the lace; the half-sleeves are very full, and the broad belt is of cloth of silver. A silver-gray crépe de Chine is an exceptionally beautiful model, the bodice tucked in sunburst effect, with centres of Cluny lace. The skirt is elaborately tucked in graceful lines and fin- ished with a deep graduated flare ruffle, with insertions and edging of Cluny, A dark-blue foulard silk with white coin-spots is noticeable for its ornamentation of blue yelvet disks on the bodice, and also for the sleeves, which are set far upon the shoulders. A short bolero of blue cloth, with half sleeves, completes this | — costume. ‘Of the new wraps the Bedouin cape calls for special mention, and one seen here is| - pattle-scarred hero,’ and the printer set it up of biscuit-colored cloth, the inner sie of the | -pattlecscarred hero,’ "--Chicaco Record-Her, front appliqued with blue cloth, outlined with ! g77 gold and black soutache braid; on the edge of —_—_ the hood is a vivid band of bright yellow, and Are the cape fastens with cord and tassels. A car-| Up in Chicago the telephone-exchange su- riage-wrap of tobacco-brown taffeta is an ex- Perintendent is taking unusual pains to have ample of perfect color-blending, the lace and the exchange girls say “naught” instead of embroidery which form the trimming exactly | aught” in repeating a number, At the same matching the silk ; buttons of steel and black | time he should do his best to teach them to chenille, with pendants of narrow velvet ribbon | @void as much as possible that very unmusical and stcel beads, lend a pleasing ‘touch of nov- phrase, Line 's busy."— Cleveland Plain leltvs re and is particularly recommended to women because of {ts age and excel- lence. Sold at all First-Class Cafesand by Jobers. ‘WM. LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, Md. “This is awful!” ‘What is?” ‘I wrote AUTOMOBILES ELECTRIC VEHICLE COMPANY : trated Catalogue and 100 Broadway, New York ELECTRIC. GASOLENE. In the Sixth Year of... Successful Service In a general competition of motor vehicles, Columbia Automobiles have been awarded Government contracts to carry the Pan=Ameri- can Exposition mails and to distrib: ute books from the Congressional Library. W=__! Write for 1901 Lttus- Revised Price List. comicbooks.com