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Mde u. richards, " IHe tutCS" tNubPtoH
Typetcriter.
but so far at least has not had the effect OF
bringing forth any challenges.
Nothing would please Miss Richards bet
ter than test of skill with her expert type
writing sisters of this city. Her friends
declare she could win easily in any kind OF
a contest for speed and accuracy
A daIk-eyed little maiden, who taps the
KEYS Of n machine owned by an Insurance
firm on California street, told CALL re-
porter yesterday that Miss Richards was
quite safe in claiming the championship.
81 have seen her at work and know her
true speed" said this lady. "ard am sure
no other typewriter in this city can keep up
TO her."
Miss Mae J. Richards looks and talks and
acts the bright girl she is.
Her hazel eyes sparkle with animation in
conversation.
Her mouth, her hands, her whole body
emphasize her words.
She would delight Delsartean student
and is a general fayorite among her com
panions Of both sexes.
Ii any one knows Of swifter typewriter
in this city and can prove that TIE CALL's
champion is not what is claimed for her, let
them make known the name Of the person
and his or her record.
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Genera Merchandiss.

BAGs-Ca,cuttas, 6s1@ec spot and &c for 1898;
Wool BAGS. 36138c.
OII-California Castor OIL, IN cases. No l. 81 10
bbls ST. 10 manufacturers ratesl Eastern 40,
81 20: California Linseed OIL bbs boiled, 64c; raw
62c cases, 31ac more. Eastern Linseed OIL IN Dds
b4c: do raw, 52c q gal cases, 31.c more: Lard OH
bbIs 72Ibc; cases. SOC q gal. Cocoa, AT lac - gall
China Nut 47Ml53c q gal.
PETROLEUM-Starligh 1S1ac p gallon: Eocene,
pic y gail D.: Astral. Il SC y gallon; 1902 Elaine,
csc; Pearl. Isc: Water White. refined. bulk.
l2c Headlight 1852, cases. 23c; Mineral Illuminating.
30Oo zoe In cases: Standard. no fire test. Lie q
gallon in (caps II &c faucets and lie in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63o Benzine. bulk, l212c p gals
cases lsc; TAO Gasoline bulk, 1885, cases, l9c; So
Gasoline. bulk use: cases, 29c p cal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at TAG y 10.
RED LEAD AND IrHARGE-71ac p %.
TURPENTINE-Quoted at 4 &c y gal
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powfered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc 2 ID: Dry Granulatol
5s4c y ID: Confectionery A, 55sc; Standard a,
53se; Magnolia. Size; Extra c. DC; 6olden u
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THE CHAMPION TYPEWRITER.
Miss Mae J. Richards Claim
Not Disputed.
She Is the Girl Of Whom THE Call" Re
Gently Published Compliment
tary Article.

Up to date no one has disputed Miss Mae
J. Richards claim to being the fastest type
writer.
Perhaps there's q valid reason for this
absence of disputation; perhaps 1t Is be-
cause there's no one to make the dispute.
Writing 1S2 words in a minute Is record
not to be trifled with. 1t will be an expert
indeed who shall have the temerity to throw
down the gauntlet and issue challenge TO
the little lady whose fingers fly SO swiftly
over the keyboard.
Tuesday morning. among those Of several
other skillful young women. Miss Richards
name appeared in The CALL as the most
skilltul typewriter in the city.
The announcement has created good
deal of discussion among local typewrlters,
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His wife Forgaye Him.

Henry Block, who recently tried to kill
his wife at bis home at Twentieth and
Alabama streets, Is lucky man. A charge
of assault TO murder against him was dis
missed BY Judge Love yesterday because
Mrs. Block appeared and testified that her
husband never made an assault upon her.
She swore that the cuts and Commissions on
her head were caused by falling from q
stepladder.
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New York MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Oct 13.-The stock market was
strong throughout The most significant feature
was an increased activity and buoyancy in gran
gers and a number of hitherto unimportant stocks
Western Union 21s, Pacific Mall sold up nearly
two points; Burlington, Rock Island. Northern Pa
cifc preferred, Louisville and Nashville scored
gains averaging ~ to per cent Chicago Gas lost
l1s DistiIlers 1a. General Electric and Pullman
advanced from 12 TO ia. The close was firm.
Governments steady. Petroieum-Noyember closed
at 52c.
NEW YORK. oct. 13.-United states Bonds. As.
49,; DO, 2's, 100; Northern Paeinc. 10: Cana
dian Pacific. 50: Central Pacnc. 29A: Onion Pa
cine. 406s AtchIson ana Santa re. 1914; " els
Fargo. l44: Western Union 80; Silver, s4Ssc;
Sterling - S512@4 81.
Wheat = october, 7s7sc Flour. steady Coffee;
SIS so. sugar. 1903 9-l6c. HoUs-racinc Coast IL
@24c. Hides l212c. CopDer-Lake. sl1 6213. I'm
spot, go 90. Lead-Domestic "a 90. Iron, $40
observation-disclosures. SIC.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet and fairly strong Some parcels
OF ordinary Pseifcs sold at lSc.
SUGAR COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw and refined quiet and UNCHANGED.
CoGee-Fairy active at II to 20 points advance.
October SIS 30; November SIS 35.
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The Benson Gas. Postponed.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

The jury In the Benson cases was COM
pleted yesterday morning and the trial con-
tinued until this morning. j. X. White
was accepted by both sides as juror, but
was excused by Judge Gilbert. The jury. as
complete, consists of the following n AIMED
gentlemen: James Carolan, o. B. Smith,
James w. Duncan, j. M. Shannon. j. +.
Siebe. j. G. Burr. S. Baruch. T. j. Harris,
q. Cohn, r. G. Atkins. +. W. Hunt and
Ionoh Caltz
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LOVE IN NEED.

when thoushct need me, send my soul some word;
I ef nat sieh drift from thy life to mine
And ike the light my love to thee Will shine.
Nv soul soar TO thee like singing birdi
And swester sounds than grief hath ever heard
viii sing TO thee. while kneel aud twine
With thornless roses that dear brow OF thine
NJ Love thy sneueT, by no stOrm-w nds stirred.
Yea when thou needs't me, speak and snail
hear,
Though oceans roll betweeh-Some sense or thee
Snail make the light "a message; shall marx
A meaning in the Diaekness anu draw near
And thou shalt know wherever thou mayst De,
NV step and feel my warm clasp IN the DARK!
~ f' FRANK l.. STANTON.
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BuiIders' Contracts.

Brooklyn Planning Mill Company with Henry F.
Kredo to build on 5 line OF Haight street, 5S:7I4
e OF Shrader. 25x100: 1850.
r ! Taussig with J. Schuler, to build excep,
naintlnC clustering. plumbing and timing on n
line of Vallejo street, 1866 L OF Scott E 25xllO;
Milton e Ulmer with George Common, to build on
line OF McAllister street. 247:6 - of Van Ness
avenue W q :6xl20; S4S92
4 M and hmm NJ Call son with Ulrich Bros to
build on line OF Karl street. l6O:21a w OF Cole
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. Is.
>RY OF THE MARxErA

suMxARY OF THE nARxErA
Silver advanced.
Wheat, Barley and Oats steady.
Yellow Corn declined.
Rye In active demand.
Buckwheat advanced
PINK Beans lower.
Hay firm. Feedstuffs unchanged
Potatoes lower and weak.
Butter declined again
Eggs easy. Cheese unchanged,
A car of Eastern Poultry In.
Game scarce and high
Cranberries declined.
Table and W inc Grapes weak.
Pineapples and Bananas cleaned up.
Vegetables unchanged.
Hops in demand.
wheat Freights steady.
Sterling Exchange lower.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - NORTH
~ Belle Isle Mining Company. Location oil prn-
cinaI mace OF business san Francisco, California;
location OF works. Tuscarora, Eiko County, Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment (NO.
2Oj levied on the first day OF September, 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective Shareholders as folONsi
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CHICAGO. Oct. l3.-Wheat was steady and opened
1sc higher, advanced Zee more on better cables
and bullish crop reports, declined A2c on realizing
sales rallied $50 reports Of backward seeding in
Illinois firm late cables and Indications OF good
export demand. The market closed firm at yester-
days last price. Receipts 522. 900 bushels; ship
ments, 234,00U bushels. Rye-55c. Barley-62c.
CHICAGO. oct 3.-Wheat-Cash, 1886. Corn
4l7sc PorK-s1l 3242. Lard-sS 3212 KIDS
50 rs. Mhsky-Sl 10.
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality 51ac second quality A1a9
&c: third do. 31aG4c.
VEAL-Large 696c; small Calves. 697c; DAIRY
MUTT0N-w ethers s1a@7c p n; Ewes. e@61ac
LAMB-7IaGS14c q 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 45s@4Mc y n for heavy and
medium graiIi-fed: small lat Hogs, 434l4 Use; STOCK
LOGS 40 Lac; dressed do So &C q ID
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 13.-The spot market Is frm
at 6s 7IRd. Cargoes stronger at S3s Cd for off
coast, 33s ID for Just shipped and 33s cd Tor nearly
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO. Red Winter:
October "a l14d: November. 6s I'd; December
Is sgd; January 6s Al; February. 6s 4s4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Oct. l3.-Consols. 9714: Silver SO 13.16d
Rentes. 99f 4jc.
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Professor schuI,z's Organ Recital.

Three organ recitals will be given at
Howard-street Methodist Episcopal Church
by the organist, Martin Schultz, assisted by
good vocal and instrumental talent, on the
evenings OF the 14tn inst, the 28th Inst. and
November IL. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the furtherance OF church work.
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wOOL-FaiI clips are quoted as follows: Northern
choice. I491l5e "A 10: do. defective, llgiZc p ID
free Mountain l0@l21a; San Joaquin ana Soutneru,
defective, 7@l0c Spring Wool Is quoted as lo5ioo,
Eastern oregon, l3@17c; Valley Oregon leSZlc
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And in accordance with law and order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the first day
OF September 1892 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary win be sold az
public auction at the office of the company, No
$40 Pine street, rooms Ii and II, san fTalclSco,
California. MONDAY. the seventh day OF No
vembet. 1892 at the hour or O'Clock P. NJ OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses OK
sale
oGiee-No. $40 Pine street, rooms 8 aud n, saR
francisco. California ocla ID =
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California Fruit


NEW YORK, Get. 13.-Auctlon sales OF California
Grapes to-day show depressed market on con-
tinued heavy arrivals. About $500 half crates To-
kays were sold the past three sale days.
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Well 4 Co., Chas L., Trustees76l2 SO O0
Aud In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the Gath day OF
August, 1882 so many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction at the office of the company, 33l Pine
ST.. 8, San Francisco, Cab, on Tues
day, the 18th day OF October. 1892, at the
hour OF O'Clock NJ. of said day, pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon together with costs
advertising and expenses OF sale.
G. L. MCCOY. Secretary
OGace-33l Pine ST. room 3, San Francisco, Cal
seq I'd
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bOBNfS0 sALES
Board-1O Water. lo01s 10 Omnibus Cable.
AFTERNOON sALEz
Board-1b Omnibus Cable, 81; 8 do BIZ. az Cal
Electric Light. 1855; 80 do. 1914
Street-b0 Cal Electric Light, ig5a
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CHALLENGE
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location of
principal place OF business, san Francisco, Cal
Location of works, Gold Hill Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessment No. H.
levied the gath day OF August, 1892. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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INFORMAL ShssloN-lV ~ Sioeh- puJ CT - -
-22U0 tons. 81 35s4 1000, 81 1858; May-4uo.
81 411s; 500. 81 Al -.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoS-Buyer DeeemDer-
200 tons. 81 361a 100, 81 365s; 200, 81 3o1s !;
May-l0U. 81 Ala
AFTERNOON SEssION-SeHer '92-1OO tons, 81 80.
BUYER December 400, S. 1878 May-2OO 81 Al ~.
BARLEY-feed is steady despite large arrivals a
fair demand for Brewing for shipment Is reported
No ! Feed S212GS5c p ctl; choice bright do. 90 a
63s715c: dark Coast. 759S0e; Brewing s0991 "a 2:
No / Chevalier, 81 Z0Gl 20; lower grades, S5c@
q G
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KesiUeffCt q 4
On account OF immediate departure for New York.
.COMPRISING....
Very Elegant Parior Easy Chairs Divans, Recep-
ton Chairs and Rockers, Upholstered IN French
Brocaded Tapestry and Plush borders; center Ia
bles Lace Curtains Skin Rugs, Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets Fancy Corner Chair Hat Rack.
Fine Engravngs Ornaments, Magnificent Maro e
Ton Wanrt Chamber suite, handsomely carved,
with Heavy Beyel Frauch Plate MiIrors. Best
Spring and CurIed Hair Mattresses Blankets Pi-
lows ETC. l Fine Oak Chamber Suit, / Fine OAK
81 Chamber Suit, Very Fine Oak Switchboard, OAK
Din,n g chairs Very Fine Oak Extension la1le
Sllverp plated Ware, Crockery and Glassware fine
Cook Stove, with an Entire Kitchen Outfit.
RE TERMS CASH.
oe332t GEO. F. LAMSoN. Auttioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. F. IAMS0a.
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 Kearny ST., between California and PIaA
THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE

Friday. October 4, 1897
til O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises,
1906 POST STREET, NEAR WEBSTER
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
STEAMERS DEsrISArIoN SAILS WIRE
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Produce Market.

fLOUR-Net cash prices are; Family extras 81 10
"a IS: Bakers extras. s49t 10; superfGe, ~ 70S0
~ e bbl
WHEAT-was stester yesterday at unchanged
prices. A very fair demand was reported NO. l
oaotable at 81 SOGl 321a p Ell; choice, 81 SO q
lower grades 81 2Uel 1874 q cti; extra choice Tor
milling. 81 S5Gl S713 y cti.
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Chic: go Markets.

Sugar-Raw and refined quiet and unchanged.
CoHee-Fairy active at 10 to 20 points advance
October. Sl5 80; November. SIS 35.
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A Camrade,H Thanks.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In reporting
the prospect of wheat in this section of Cali
forDia, which appeared in The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE of March II, / mentioned the num-
Der of my regiment and company, thinking
perhaps it might be seen by some member OF
the seth N. Y. was not disappointed, for
last week / received letter from a member OF
my company living in Elmira, N. Y, whom ]
have not seen or heard from since the 10Th OF
April, 1862 when our regiment had an engage
ment with the Sd Ga. and other Confederate
troops near South Mills. in Camden County, N.
c. i was very much pleased to hear from the
comrade, Patrick Sulavin by name, and feel
indebted to The NATIONAL TRIBUNE for the
information; which paper the old soldiers can
not afford to part with.-ApEIL HARRIS, Green.
vich, Cal.
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A WILD RIDE.
The Daring Deed of an Engineers
Daughter.
BY RUTH STOWE.

! HE moon was full, and
the broad maple beside
the gate threw wide
spreading shadows. In
the friendly shelter
, stood Margaret Wilson
and her lover. He bent
his head and spoke
earnestly:
but, Margaret, Just
one moment. Two
years ago tonight,
dearest, you promised
to he my wife. ] had
just been promoted
then. l plead for a
short engagement, but
you thought best to
uar I have waited.
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Endorses His Account.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: have been
sending the account of the bombardment of
Forts Jackson and st. Philip, and the capture
of New Orleans in 1862, as published in The
TRIBUNE and written by Shipmate William
Simmons, of Philadelphia. Twas very near h i'm
on moro occasions than one at the time when
neither of US knew it. He is to be commended
on the correctness Of his account, and the
Naval Veterans are to be congratulated on
having him where he is. He is undoubtedly
the right man in the right place. A correct
historian of that part of the late war in which
he participated and a thoroughbred Shellhsck /;
and may he long live to show up when the
Boatswan pipes eight bells = GEORGE w.
NExsEN, Evansville, Ind.
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There are many ways of arranging writing
materials for travelling or for Summer use, but a
very complete one is shown in the out The
smooth board, about two feet one way by one and
a half the other-the dimensions can be changed
is covered with cretonne or some pretty ma
terial, fastened down with brass headed tacks.
Strips of silk elastic ribbon hold the two sizes OF
envelopes and paper to the board, and another
strip the pens and pencils. A stamp'box and
leather ink bottle case are held to the board by
tack driven through the bottom. The little glass
ink bottle is slipped in, and the cover of leather
closes with a spli,g clasp. The blotter in the
cente. has bands of the ribbon at each corner.
The writing board" makes q very acceptable
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Light gloves with heavy, dark stitching are
neither pretty nor reaned looking, although
the shopkeepers succeed i'll selling great
many Of them.
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haps, therefore. were most popular. The more
certain, modern maiden, having discovered that
the old-fashoned bonnet had charm when
worn by her, has adopted it-with few moni-
flcations perhaps-but still hers Is enough ike
the original to be called Poke" A ruching
or row of flowers is put under the brim, next
the hair big bow of ribbon and feathers or
flowers trim the crown, and pair of long
strings-really made to tie demurely under
the chin, but as often worn in other ways
com petes bonnet that shades face no less
blossom like than the olden- time maidens.
.as
The idea Is often brought out that woman
is more charming in youth than at any other
time and sometimes 1t Is oven asserted that
she is only charming then. That this is non
sense, history, as well as women, will prove. AL
though there Is great and undeniable charm
about q young girls unworldlness, her keen
enjoyment of life, her enthusiasm and I'M
pulsiveness, yet with years come added charms
of comprehension, consideration for others, and
intelligent sympathy, as well as greater intel
lectual powers, and these make many women
more fascinating and beloved than girls. The
French certainly appreciate the winsomeness
of youth fully, but their history shows that
women have exerted great influence over the
thought and action of their times, and that the
influence increased, not diminished, with age.
Mary Queen of Scots until she was beheaded-
she was then 45-had such great charm over
those around her that life and everything
worth living for were sacrificed for her sake.
Other countries are not wanting in accounts of
women who, after youth, still awayed the men
as we'll as the women around them.
The Samoan women are particularly clearly
not only about themselves, but also In their
care of the homes. They, as we'll as the chill
dren, swim like fish, and little mishaps, like
tumble out of the canoe or even a swamped boat
have no terrors for thero
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Handkerchief Of the finest Of white linen,
their line. Sometimes they have an edging of
real lace, and even moro elaborate ones with
insertion and edging borders are used, but that
can be carried too far, and the little plain ones
are the pret.iest of all.
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Although flowers have so much beauty and
grace that they are pretty in almost any posi-
ton, yet little taste in handling them will
bring out their loneliness to its utmost Bios
soming branches Of any kind need q wide
monthed bowl or vase, as crowding them spoils
the artistic effect. The Japanese can put a
single spray from a Towering tree In vase
and have beautiful picture. In arranging
flowers that are heavy with blossoms, 1t is
often difficult to make them stay where they
are put in the vase, but little stone or bag of
sand tied to the lower part of the stem will
keep them down all right A few weighted in
this way will enable the others to be arranged
prettiy. 1t Is generally considered now that
vases that show the stems through are prettier
for flowers than those which do not; but
metal or china bowl can often be made very
effective, brass bowl filed with the yellow
shrub that is in bloom now or with any yellow
blossoms, Dresden jar with apple blossoms, q
Worcester.ware vase with soft-colored roses,
and blue-and white china bowl with white
flowers, are all pretty combinations.
ELZIE PoMERoY MCELRoY.
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Modern Girls in Quaint Poke BOnnets
---Posies---A Few Beautifers---
PATHS Secret---Dainty Devices
A Quakerish Gown and a Frcnchy
One.
+ t r r IT IT Il

HE bushes and
smiles of the shy
faced maiden of
long ago were half
hidden when she
wore her Poke
Bonnet" " Pokes,"
pouarth a1eca. ner.
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The gown for a young girl shown in the cut is
very dainty and dressy. 1t can be made up in
white or colored goods. The skirt u.s. of course,
fitted one, and has rnffles of silk around it..
The cuffs and pocket-f flaps have the ruffles of
lace. The fluffy front is made of fine lace
The big hat is trimmed quite high In the front,
and the brim is allowed to droop prettily.
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The gown in the cut is Puritan-like In Its
style, and the colors-gray and white, with the
fat band trimmings-carry out the idea of sim
plicity. The ftted-skirt has broken line at
the bottom of the front and sides that Is out
lined with the trimming. The fullness of the
back is peated in the three overlapping pleats
on either side the jacket, known as fan 1"
pleats. The waist has the bands used on the
cuffs and on the collar. The collar Is the pref
test part of the dress, and If well fitted is very
stylish. 1t falls to the sleeves on the shoulders
and In point In the back and front. 1t has
the band trimming outlining 1t also. The hat
Is picturesque gray straw trimmed with rib
bons and flowers