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CHIPS OF FASHIONS FAvORs,
JOttings and Hints From the Tastes
OF Modistc and Mflliner.

LIGHT AND GRACEFUL PErrIooArs, now fur.
nished by London dress makers, are of of thin
silk, accordion-plsited and finished at the hem
with deep lace treated in the same manner.
TRIPLE CAPEs WILL CONTINUE FAyoRrrEs
until late in the season-usually. matching the
dress.
PEARLS ARE ONCE AGAIN EXTREMELY Popu-
LAR and profusion of them is .aliowable, while
with diamonds such is not the case.
SOME OF THE NEWEST TEA GOWNS are simple,
pretty and inexpensive, made Of challie or in
expensive broche, which come in lovely fine
finished and finely patterned pieces.
A GARMENT Now THE RAGE ABROAD is the
"polonaise Parisienne." 1t is q long tight-ft-
ting redingote, made OF checked cloth and
trimmed with bands of ribbon velvet
BLACK SERaEs WITH CHECKED BORDERS, black
on black, are likely to be favored the coming
season by ladies in mourning.
BRAcELErs IN PANS ARE REAPPEARrNo, but
the pair are worn on the same arm and are
small in design.
THERE rs A FuRoRE Jusr Now in Paris and
London for orange and gold and copper garni-
lures.
A New AND YET An ECONOMICAL Fan is 70
wear jaunty cutaway coat in the house with
any kind of skirt that will harmonic in colors.
A NEW PARAsoL OF TIE SRAsoS 10 called the
''Marie." 1t il made Of crepe lisse over satin
of same color gathered very full under fla,
knob at the top and again at the edge of the
parasol, from which hangs . soft rufie IL inch
deep. large bow and ends Of striped satin
finishes the top and . silken cord and tassel
decorate the handle.
The PnoSuSExT FHArunHs m MILLINERY this
season are open straws for small bonnets, deli
cate colors, hne flowers, with . moderate use
Of tinsel.
LANCE Low-CnowsKD wmH-BRnuED Hans
with long broad plumes and larger bonnets
with ostrich tips viii be worn for street wear,
but tiny toques, more ornsts than ever, for the
thester, receptions and visits Of high ceremony.
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TIE AERIAL BICYCLE,

American invention did not stop at this
stage. Prof. Carl Myers of Frankfort, N. Y,
famous aeronaut, conceived the idea Of
combining the balloon with the bicycle and
producing a machine operated upon the same
plan as q bicycle, which enables the rider to
soar into the air and travel through space
instead of along a road The machine is now
made and will be tested in various parts Of
the country during the coming summer sea-
SON The mechanism is small and is almost hid
from view when the rider is seated. 1t
consists of fork. like ordinary bicycle,
having the pedals attached to the base in the
usual way; down the center of the fork, from
the handles to the pedal crank is a hollow tube
IL which there Is a chain and cog-wheel attach
ment, which, operated by the pedals and
machine. The handles project in the usual
way, but instead of being rigid they are
movable, on the principle of a pump handle,
and can either drive the machine alone or be
used simultaneously with the pedals, thus
increasing the power to its maximum, for
resting the arms and legs alternately without
stopping the machine.
THE CONSTRUCTION.
At the back Of the head, in the usual place,
Is a seat shaped like q bicycle seat, but a tribe
larger, and in front of this projects light hol-
low shaft made Of steel, one end of which ID
raeheted or cogged into the mechanism acted
upon by the pedals, while the remainder ex.
four rigid arms, two Of which are at the ex
treme end and two about six feet distant. nearer
to the rider, these arms being about three feet
in length and occupying the same position to
the rider as propeller does to q ship. These
arms support loose but stout sail cloth, which
when at rest, hangs quivering and shaking with
every breath of air. Behind the rider extends
q long bamboo rod, and from this rises a stout
wire stay, which supports q Thy drogen spindle,
this being the scientific name given to queer
looking balloon shaped like boat bottom up
being slightly hollow underneath, and this il
filed mp with hydrogen gas, generated by q
patent process from water.
HOW IT WORKS.
As soon as the feet press the pedals the armi
move and the loose canvas swings itself into
a right or left helix, varying in swiftnes.
with the action Of the pedals, resulting in 9
backward current Of air like that experienced
ON the platform of a swiftly moving car The
hydrogen spindle is not itself buoyant enough
to raise the machine, but a. the current of ali
sweeps backward and upward il strikes on the
hollow surface of the spindle, forcing il into
eonicaI form, still more like the inside Of an in
ver,ed boat, causing il to rise slowly in the air
at the same time progressing forward Thu
principle may be demonstrated by taking
ehilds air balloon; It will not rise in the air b,
itself, but current of air blown under it send
u soaring upward There V no steering geal
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MIRACLES ON WHEELS.
Bicycles to Work on Water and Soar
Through the Air.
RAPID TRANSIT SCHEMES.
Crossing the English Channel on . Ma
chine - Ingenious COutrtvauces Tor
Saving Time and Giving Pleasure
some Strange Machines.
fCopyright.1
Written for THE EVENING STAR.

Written for THE EVENING STAR tCopynsnII
SNNS Ew sports are more popular a.
HM "A the present time than bicycl
Rr%\V riding. and with the numberless rid
Iii ing schools and teachers Of the art, 1t
y is an achievement by no means
d,EIcult or costly to learn the simple trick Of
keeping ones balance on the moving wheels.
The old wooden bicycle, or ''bone shakers"
as they were not inaptly called, are almost for
gotten in the graceful machines of the present
day, which are modelled upon the principle of
the old spider" bicycle made in Coventry,
Eng. in August, 1868. This was the first
machine with steel spokes and rubber tires,
and was made by Edward Farndon of Kenil-
worth. Although pressed by his friends to
make a model and obtain patent for his in
vention he neglected to do SO, and other
companies seized upon the idea and COM
menced the manufacture.
The first bicycle of any description as
distinct from the old seventeenth century
of Paris in 1866 and was introduced into
aptly be termed the father of the present great
bicycle industry at Coventry. Since then
many and great have been the changes nee
essary to bring the bicycle to its present state
of perfection, and judging from the outlook
the end is not yet in sight. The electric and
other motor principles have been applied to
the bicycle, but have failed to become popular
for the simple reason that the pleasure o.
riding one comes principally from the sense
Of imparting motion to it by muscular effort,
and therefore, all improvements that come to
stay must be directed to an increase of ease or
speed or a widening of the field in which the
machine may be worked. Two years ago an
extraordinary tricycle. was made in England
consisting of two large wheels, each about
eight feet in diameter. fashioned something
like paddle wheels, with a seat fixed between
them and guided by wheel at the rear.
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FINANCIAL

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SlsOOV days TO six months: will pay . pront
of 900 per month net GO lender absolute ana smpls
security. Address for three days, No. sECuRIfY,
star office. lts
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IL COMMISSION BUREAU CONSOLIDATED,
GEO. HILL HOWARD, Gen. Manager and Counsel
ROBERT ID. GRAHAM, Assistant Manager,
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Gable address NolneyD Washington. DC,
Offers its services 20 the Producer, inventor Manu.
facturer, Importing and Exporting Merchant and par
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sitlons Ia this and other countries Prompt
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Will share, a. per agreement in excess realized
above his stipulated minimum prlce Valuable end
extensive American and Mexican Land and Mining
Properties in hand. references and full p&rlc-
ulars gwen upon Application. n9lm
fINHE ATTENTION OF PARTIES DESIRING A
Good Investment Is invited To the superior Advnn-
tages OF Duluth and the Head Of the Great LAKES.
Money can be loaned on First Mortgages from b
10 per cent Houses win pay rentals OF 10 20 IL per
cent net while lots blocks ana double In lev
years.
for full particulars address
WILLIAMSON 4 MCCORMICK.
Real Estate aud First Mortgage Loans,
koom 2, bank Building.
West Duluth. MINI.
Washington References:
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Duluth References:
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BANK OF MEsT DULUTH ja25-s.2n
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PR0FIr
FIFTY PER CENT.
SECURED BY REAL ESTATE
SIX PER CENT
ON PRINCIPAL IN ADDITION GUARANTEED.
TEN DOLLARS
And Upward Received
Best Paying. Most Secure and Reliable Investment
OF the day.
This investment Is backed by prominent men Of ths
state.
For particulars address
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AZ Vance Bloch
f6-tu,th,s4w indianapolis. Ind.
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
IN sl2 Fstnw
We buy or sell stocks in 8 TO 1000 share lots %
margin commission 1-l6. Out-of-town orders solic-
tied f0-lm
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TAKING THE CENSUS.
The Army Of Inquirers Which Will
Sweep the Country.
COUNTING BY ELECTRICITY
How the Facts will b Gathered--In-
formation OF Every Description Re.
quired-Reading By Holes-An Inter.
esting Description Of the Work.

Electricity will do the counting.
By that wonderful agent, for the first
time in the history of the world. the
population of q country will be
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low THESE EFFORTS to get into
the circles Of fashion fatigue me ex-
tremely. For three years past have
devoted an amount of endeavor to
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EOUSEFURNISHINGS.

TIME LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
III Of Wall Papers. Wall Moudinss. Interior Decors-
lions. Window Shades &C.. IN the northwest ivs
years business practical working % IL him.
self with expenses reduced o minimum. enables ne
70 oner you the extreme lowest prices. White blank
Papers, loo Gold fspers Is aud zoe; kmboossd
Gold papers 25c Ingrain Tint and other Papers, bOr
ders and friezes and Wall Moudnss NJ lowest pricss
House and Interior Painting and Decorating ct lowest
ngures Work guaranteed aud estimates cheerfully
furnished Orders b. mail otherwise receive prompe
attention. c. Il KING,
flS-lms No. 1880 18th %. a v.
CD OVAL LIQUID GLUE" MENDs EVERY.
thingi Broken China. Glass. Furniture, WOOD
Metsls Toys, Shoes. Hpes Jexeiry. Everlasting fes
nactyi Drass and Grocers. lOc-snd 25e. mil s-eolv
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VOHN SHERMAN co.
u Formerly Of this city.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
San Dieeo, Gal

John SHERMAN co.
- Formery Of this city.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
San Diego. Gal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST,
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE sEoUR-
ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID II
WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK. As DESIRED.
San Diego Of the most promising cities Of tla
Pacific coast. Correspondence solicited. n5
RATEMAN co..
BANKERS AND BRoKERA
1411 Street Washington d. q.
Members Of New York Stock. Produce and ootsea
Exchange.
Connected by private wire with
BATEMAN co, New York.
BALDWIN 4 FARNUM, Chicsxo s2o-au
mo ". CoksoN inc. W. MCCARTNEY.
u Member ny. Stool Ia
coRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. l4le ST NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Losns CoIiectsons
on the Exchanges of New York, PhilsdelphtA boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made OF iLsestnent securities. Distx1co
Bonds and all Local Railroad oss Insurance aud 1s-
ephone stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone STOCK bought and sold Wis
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entirely. / thought it downright inhospitable,
and said 30 after we had taken our departure
However, my experiences in trying to secure
an entree have not always been SO unsuccess-
full"
II congratulate you"
Eyes; only a week or two ago I accomplished
what regard as, in its way, master stroke.
Repeatedly had called upon lady of social
influence, whom was most anxious to know
and she had always refused to sec me. So as
a last resort, l chose an evening when knew
that she was going to give dinner party and
presented myself at her house at a time when /
knew the hostess and her guests would still be
at the table. The servant at the door told me
that
HIS MISTRESS WAS AT DINNER,
but remarked simply that I would wait and
walked into the drawing room. After about
three-quarters of an hour the ladies of the
party made their appearance. Naturally the
hostess was very much surprised to see me; but
there was no course open but to be polite to
me. Thus ! found myself most agreeably
situated, and my enjoyment of the occasion
was accentuated later on by the advent OF
another whole party of the SWEETEST sort OF
people, who, finding me there and in evening
dress, supposed as a matter of course that ]
had been one OF the guests at dinner. You
may well imagine that ] did not undeceive
them and the evening was passed in Q manner
most agreeable to myself. Indeed had some
the way Of social progress to follow, and my
expectations would doubtless have been
realized had it not been that the hostess,
| much to my disgust when learned the facts,
drove around the next day to each member
Of the visiting party Of the night
before and explained the situation - it had
been in detail But up to that point it must
| be admitted that my scheme was Q highly in
| genious one and BY NO means failure. On
another occasion an adventure that
had with relation TO . dinner party did
not turn out 90 happily. In fashion
that u would b Supsr6uous to d.
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tai pauper, having been born in an aims house,
that interesting detail will not escape. In case
you are in prison your crime, sentence and .
summary a your past record are quoted.
COUNTING BY ELECTRICITY.
The facts in relation to population and vital
statistics upon reaching the census bureau
here are all counted by electricity, which does
the work almost without assistance. It is esti-
mated that In the compiling of tables the ma
chine employed saves three-fourths of what
would otherwise be the labor involved and
three-fOurths Of the time. To begin with there
is little pencil OF steel on the end of metal
arm foot or 80 long. which is SO arranged
thatyo can push the pencil in any direction
above celluloid plate that il full of small
round holes Just big enough TO allow the PEN
Gil to be thrust into them. Each
of the holes has letter or figure close by
it to distinguish it from the others.
Now the operator inserts Q MANILA paper card
in holder just back of the movable arm and,
taking in his left hand one Of the original emu
merator schedules, holds the steel pencil in his
right hand and proceeds to business. The
name OF the person on the schedule il Peter
Fish, but that il not worth counting, for Mr.
Fish 10 henceforth to be regarded from sta
tistical point Of view merely a. . unit. He
lived in ward I, and accordingly the operator
jsbs the steel pencil down into little hole
marked 81" in one Of the divisions Of the cellu-
loid plate. Also no was white-another hole
punched; male-another hole; ffty-eight years
Of sgs-snother holei born In Germany-an.
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COCOA FREE OF CHARGE,
The Curious Business of Giving Away
Hot Drinks i'm GrOcers' Shops.

: REMARKABLY pretty girl was
standing behind huge urn in the
grocery shop, pouring some liquid
from the receptacle into dainty
Japanese cups. In front of
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

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~ rhiS cause. Il sppearing from eaidavit GA
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sesffer "a NGra 4 u aru. cVmp ail.Auis Saiiei
torS Il Is eEass "a that tlc appearance ~ ;sta
u.ur-r,ssi 1taa aeltndaGt, heesTi q .4eEsar, se
eufered herci8 Hltbla telf months tfoA the
date 81 fhis order. ald IN U2st ~ his ~iifaas-
anes thaf he cause answer - the t.n oi coui-
pia nt a. le e.. ana . c0f5 tntftNi u -
served 0n tie comriAl naNts SeAcilNf N4tuih
twenty days sfler the strN4ee oA nm 81 . eeiS
a. said BAL sna notice ~ t..is stesi @.e - -
iSul theTeot sala blt elii ist s~Ae4 - ee-i.
iesscd Is said aVn. resident asirDNoht ana
ii IS turlber oraeTeG. ihai Nlihl& tNcAiA aass
Ghe comp u4nf cause a helct a. his Ntart
% br pab ls1ea "a the efe0a tsaples 3v.sf tei-.
F.. herald. a neNsp6prr pfinird. PAhiisAel aiil
circulating ln sad caGuts, aisA tt4ht said fsi-
/ licatloH be eoaUa4cG there-a once tA ca
week for s2 Nrrks IA sltCcaeluA, ~ that Nt
| cause copy oi tlis Greer - = tFits.'iM..- M /,
| served on salI nonresident defended at icAsi
tNeufy DAYS before th- llAe above piVsttltce
| II 81. u GROVE. Circuit Judge
| Examined. coaa.efsienca A4d snfzTed IS ne
CokNElils l. h4shEas i.es.ssef'
| WARD 4 WAKp, gomplAiisaAts & solicitors
/ u copy. lAktCeisl
| CoRSEsUs J. EARYEI. Register.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

more until the season at the fashionable
resorts has gotten into full swing Last
week l helped a couple OF young friends
of mine to pack for Saratoga.
But before l SAY much about the
dresses let me tel how they were packed,
so that each dress will look IS fresh and
crisp after months wear as if just
from the hands Of the fairy godmothor.
There is for each dress a large, fiat, paste
board box some feet long and about
IS inches wide by deep. These boxes
are quite, butnot unusually, strong. The
dress skirt is taken at the middle Of the
belt and at tho bottom in front and then
held tight and laid fiat on bed or floor,
and the back folded lengthwise in three
folds and kept without wrinkles, and Is
patted and pulled out qlite smooth.
Then this is laid carefully into the box
and folded down to fit in without press
ing. The waist is also folded neatly and
laid in the box, both skirt and bodice
right side out.
If the dress does or does not quito fill
the box q sheet of Gne tissue paper is
laid over II. Each dress Is placed in its
separate OK, and the name OF it written
on the top 50 that there win be no con-
fusion. Each gown has its lace sewn in
neck or sleeves and It's ribbon trimming
in the same box, so that it is also kept in
It's best condition.
We VIII suppose that one OF these two
pretty { iris is relating this secret to her
dearest friend. Among the dresses which
Milly carried away was one which she
told me she expected would be very ef-
/ fective at the races, where she woald
nearly always have background OF
green. 1t was Of cream colored India
/ silk with cardinal flowers, the skirt
caught up in tangled rnaSs of wrinkles
/ On each side, forming partial paniers.
/ The sleeves, sash and vest front were OF
cardinal suIah, while the hat and parasol
both beared in the same fervid color.
Spanish trimming of cardinal crocheted
vandyke lace added a final touch to the
costume. The cream color in the
groundwork tones down the brilliance
of the red.
The other young lady had a pretty
dress in old yelling and surah, made
with pinked out vanGyles over knife
plGitinSs on the front OF the skirt. Her
: parasol and hat trimming matched The
gown. over the shoulders and around
the neck OF which she wore lace falls.
Some of the prettiest dresses Of the sea,
son are for afternoon wear on the piaz
zas and in general. took special no
tice OF two; one was OF figured challie il
pearl gray with green foliage and rose;
in medium sized patterns al over it
with border. The underskirt wa:
knife plated, and the ch2llie draped IL
vest front and across il o most gracefu
way. A Spanish jacket OF green velve
trimmed with gold embroidery extendi
into panels on the sides. The sleeves ar
Of challie with velvet caps and cuffs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

N0RFGAGE S8LB-H1erees. aeizalt has
II ee, ats 1e Ia t.ae RA9 GEL -lii ~ Use uooeY
sesaEee p > laeri zs.-s estse tee s.sare ess q
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a-c Ja.i& h11et, as si.e, 81 oFraceF toWn-
stib. r, "a reeel4+ = -. - N@<>.ef ~
MlcaiE@n. watch s4la ofssAss ~4s teesfc -a
a lls lss 81 .l4e register - etoas lot tas
e1sniy 81 keet ia lsesr - Il raQrtEAgeS "a
lsse - 81 the slh dey g March. - We year
SAD meItEG-f has bxel aux assigned by Ebe
s.Ia Chester 81 c+catlos - c1ntnld A. ag-
nl4as. - aas-gafaeat. bssf - e1te rs lsEA
cay o Nay, ln o. eSf A. - -, @lld rx.efe
Sa IL tae aElce u tae fek stef 81 &C. d 81 tHe
eaugfy O. Kent ga the icFh esy ot Aas, ia lhe
year A. y. -. Al ee.ofk - a., "a hoer -
nov, oaaed hy hisa said asst Slee; and y s rtss.
fae aasunr claimed a. br 0Ge ol said merg-
go, 81 the aatr ef tbis netlce ) The sum q
nFe hundred 4l1 tCr ee.ia S4a lefis thsse
tne farther sutR oi fESGts nKe dollars IS al
attorney Zee. oy fiEtue 81 TIE staLGte IL sac q
case maze aht pfos .ec1. 41e the ~hsls
amount clll ltn "a 20 De cue aad aAiSie on 50 7
IlersFzge. EliC. uling attorney ige - 1foFrs4i0i
Is the sufa oi nfe hundred. tWenty-ulne Gel
lars and loTtS three cents ea-.-ss ane no sl.il
0r proceedings having been instituted IL lon
10 recover tEs debt non remaluiuz secured }
SAID mertgage. or any part thereof, whereby
the power Of sac contained IN saio mult2azs
Nv therefore. notice Is hereby given. that
by virtue OF Said poNef Of 49, AID D. plfSu-
&Qce II the statue ia S1Sa case msGe aac
provided, the said mortgage Niii te iofecie - q
by 4 sale OF the premises there ces rleeo.
! public auction. 10 The b chest bidder. . int
fr0nf fSourh d0er ~ the taaft bloe oa J. +
81. ia the ely of Grsne Rapids, 10 ssia county
| Of keaf. that being the place u holding tot
! circuit court Tor the c0nuty OF kenli, on TIE
| 18th day 81 August next, al Two O'Clock IL ths
1 afternoon OF taat day. which said premises
| art deScribed Ia said Mort gage as follows. TO
/ Wit: All and singular Inat certain piece 81
parcel of land situate In the township o.
| Spencer. m the couafy OF Kent aad state al
| Michigan. and particularly described ss ioi
| lows. w; Inc noTth halt 20 OF tie southeas
| quarter 2. of section tR2nty-one t1la eGcep
] tHe y I've 80 acres oH the north saac. and
| being ln township ten TO north. rs.Bge nln'
/ 81 west.
Dated. Graad Rapids. Mich. May l6. A. j
! 1870.
SANFORD A. YE0MANs.
| Assignee OF Mortgage.
A. A. ELns AND +. C. MiLIEr.
Attorneys Tor Assignee. I0nia, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-06

4 thing essential 10 beauty in the
old days appears to have been set Of
cur,s. They all hal their clustering,
cLnging ringlets that hung down over
their ears and around their slender.
twisted uecks. just as they all had dome
like foreheads and an expression Of mild
melancholy. They appear 70 have been
particularly proud Of the curls. for
through whatever vicissit1de5 they went
the srtist always kep. those ringlets IN
rufied aud looking al II they had just
come from rnder the hand OF the hair
dresser. They probably thought it would
be very irlmcdest and disrespectful 20
put q woman with disheveled hair into
a rsTy~f--~o