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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE An
~ nnaI meeting of the stockholders OF the Hell
ena Il Livingston Smelling & Reduction com
pany vii. be held at tho Office OF the ompsny
He!eoa. Mont, on Monday. Aug. rs, 1898. at IL
o'clock 3. M for the purpose of efecting n
transaction of such other business as may prop
erly como before it.
o. r. ALLEN, Eecreta.y.
Helena. Mont. Aur. Is. 1893
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

SITUATION WANTED-BY Girl TO WORK
- for board while going to school. Call Ut I'll
North hodnsy.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTA-
~ bic lady to keep house: widowor preferred;
home moro an object than wages. Address Mrs,
l.. g., caro- SaS north Main street.
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A Paradox of thc Pole.

At the north pole there is only one direc-
tion-south. One could go south in as
many ways rs there are points On the M
pass card, but every one Of these ways is
south; east and west nave vanished. The
hour of the day at the pole is a paraaoyical
conception, for that point is the meeting
place of every meridian, and the time of all
holds good, 80 that it is always any hour
one cares TO mention. Unpunctuality is
hence impossiblc-but the question grows
complex, and its practical solution con-
Germs few.
No one needs to go to the pole to discover
all that makes that point different from
any other point Of the surface. But the
whole polar regions are full of unknown
things, which every arctic explorer of the
right stamp look forward to finding. And
the reward he looks forward to most is the
approval Of the few who understand and
love knowledge for its own sake rather
than the noisy applause Of the crowd who
would cheer him, after all, much as they
cheer q winning prizetighter or race horse
or political canlidatc.-McClure's Maya
zinc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11
HOODS PILLS are hand made. and arc per.
feet il composition. proportion and appearance.

SOUTHFRN CT Oss ANNUAL MFETING.-
~ Notise s hereby given that the annual meet-
irgfor 1853 OF htockholders of southern Cross
Ciy, Mont ns: tuesday. sept. u 1895. at two
O'Clock p. IN. for the parrose of electing a board
of trustees for the easuing yesr. and to transact
such other business 20 may properly come be-
fore the meeting. by or er OF tho president.
GUY X. IAIT. secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

SITUATION W~ANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ woman; can do all kinds of work; would
like position as cook: good references. Call OF
address SIS Fifth avenue,
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SITUATION WANTED "A COMPETENT
~ dressmaker would like sewing; sl.50 per
day. address A. IT,. NJ, this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENERAL
- homework. Address Eli N. hodney street
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SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION BY A
~ competent chambermaid; cRn do private
work. address Al. L. NJ. Station A.. Helena,
Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-A LADY STENOG-
- rapher. frst-class. desires q position with
some reliable firm. Address b. p, care lnde-
pendent,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL TIC
~ care for children and assist in homework.
Address $50 Sanders street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL TO DO
~ sewing by the day. Call or address 1882
breckenridge street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

Go to Tho Eco Hive this weel, and buy your
eupply of towels. Good sized Turkish bath
towels for l5o.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

SITUATION WANT DAN EXPERIENCED
- cook would like employment can also DE-
homework. g24 butte avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERT
~ enced dressmaker = few engagements in
families. 3l4 Clarke street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

Now is your opportunity to buy dress goods al
he bee Hive discount lale,
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CITCATION WANTED-BY LADY AS A
~ working hous-keepsr. Address Mrs. M.
Harris, lutte, Mont.
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SITUATION WAN1ED-BY AN EXPERT
~ enced and thoroughly competent stenog,
rapher and typewriter; best references furnished
Address A.. r., Independent ofios.
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SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL nc
y work for board while attending school. AID
dress u. n this Office,
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CALIFORNIA,
re Wilbur ........ Talace Hotel, San Francisco
MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tel bills ....... Msr chants Hotel, St. Paul
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

CITUATION WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY
- competent cook: good laundress. II south
Benton avenue.
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HOW LOBSTERs ARE CAUGHT.
Tho Maine Fishermen All Use II Trap
Called u Tot.


Called ~ Tot.
"The best lobster ground in the world is
the northeastern coast of New England. its
shoals, bays, inlets and rocks supplying
the lobster to perfection, with all it requires
for feeding and breeding places and pro-
lection against It's enemies" satl q New
York fish dealer. 1.-The Maine fishermen
use a trap called a pot. \ lobster pot is II
simple enough continuance. 1t looks like
an immense hirdcago made of wooden
Stats. Both ends are covered with loose,
strong netting made from tarred rope.
There is a hole i'll the middle of each net.
The trap is sunk to the bottom by being
weighted with stones and lies on tho bot
tom in a horizontal position. Its location
Ii indicated by a buoy attached to it by
ropes, A Gods head or other tempting
bait is placed inside the pot, made station
airy by bcing fastened OF hooks. This soon
attracts the lobster, and he ~rcconnoiters
about the net to see how he may get at the
G~g@ravating morsel.
"fn hts skirmishing he discovers the
opening In tho netting ut tho end of the
trap, and ho turns and backs himself
through it. According to all observant
lobster fishermen, the lobster no sooner gets
inside thar lie becomes aware that he is in
fCttbit III pSN u VtSfiC w StIti'it TUG
bait that tempted him to get in the scrape
which he somehow or other has suddenly
realized that he is in. He move about in
the trap in an agitated name looking for
a way to get out just as eagerly as he a few
minutes before sought fox at opening to
get in. SO asitated is he that he forgets
that his best pedestrian work is accom-
plished backward, and he does not try to
back out Of the hole as he came in, but OK
srts himself to his utmost to get out head
first, u feat his enormous claws make inn
possible.
But, rs lobstermen say, let this crazed
lobster be released from the pot, he will no
sooner be out thar the lsit inside tempts
lin again and he once more seeks for a
way to get in and seize it, finds the way as
before, backs in, is immedtctely panic
stricken again and renews t13 frantic en-
deavors to escape again. No matter how
many times the lobster might be let out,
he would just as often set to work to be-
come q prisoner again.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

CITATION TINDFHS-TENDEuS WILL BE
~ received until IL o'clock noon. Monday.
! ept II, lS93, by tho hac Mining and Milling
company. Helena. Montana. for the cutting of q
twent5-six foot station in their mine at Union
willie. ] or specifications call at the mill. Union.
VILE. MAJ MINING l. MILLING Gu.
Helena, Sept. & 1894.
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sAlLA1lONS N.A<XEA>-EISMALE,
Advertisemsnss undsr LA~ neaA tASee times
GRFE.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

SITUATION WANTED-TO DO HOUSE
~ work in city or country. 12t jackson street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11
Ranch Wanted.

A customer of ours has Helena real estate. i'm
proved and uninpsoved. worth 5000 en- the
basis OF present depressed prices. which be
wishes to exchange for \ ranch. Any person
having . ranch to exchange for such property
may eend us full particulars Of eame, and receive
detailed description Of the Helena pro porty.
We have one Of the best sheep ranches in Mon
tane. for sale-5,0o0 acrs.. ample. water. fully
kinds. ample facilities for hay; sdjoins and con-
trolls one of the beet ranges in Montana. Will
be sold at IS per core. included in which price
are 5000 sheap, over 10 standard hofsss, Is head
of cattle. and . full equipment Of farming i'm
plements.
Sa,st0-For fns modern dwelling of Ii rooms,
barn, . blocke from court hou:e; $1,000 down.
S2,ss0-lo-room dwelling. city water in kitchen,
sewer connection, elegant lawn and trees, lot
45x2Oo; $1,000 dew
81 .250-Very attractive new dwelling with hall.
D rooms: Go ,ets. oity water. noar south Rodney
street: 500 down, S25 per month.
Ss50-For q lot having 80 feet frontage on
Esnton avenue; 500 down, $40 pr month.
sh0o-For fine level lot adjoining Floweree
additi' n; $50 down, $40 per month; no interest.
Si50-Neat, attra ctive cottage on Sparta atrect.
large roorns, pantry, closets. stable. city water,
lot 501l2s. SIS down. SIS per month
S5,l00-i0-room dwelling with al modern i'm.
provements on Clark, street: ample grounds.
Houses for rent, furnished and unfurnished.
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OF 1s5 fremont St., Boston, was in very poor
health, from bad circulation of the blood,
having rush of blood to the head, numb spells,
and chlils, and the physician said the veins
lision with q double runner brought on neural
gia OF the liver. causing great suffering. She
cOGld not take the doctors medicine, so took
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"A the Wyandhnce Springs improvement ON
pany will be held at the oshce of the Company.
No, IS ar. ow. Few York G ty. state of sew
ior.. on the II h day OF sctob r. in tho year
l,E DER ii. WALKER,
LOUISE n WALknF,
Majority OF koard of Tru. toes.
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THIS PAPER iS;,sp, on a; :. !: G;

Agency. o. and IS hsrchAnts EXCHANGE. san
Irsreisco. Cal. whore contracts for advertising
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SITUATIONS WANTED TWO GIRLS WANT
~ dining room work in hotel or restaurant
can do chamber work. Address May Mi Ter, 22i
broadway.
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WW,T IL BI1SS

NoIicE TO CREDIToRs-IN TIE DIS
trict court of tho First judicial district Of
the state of Montana, in and for the county
In the matter Of the estate of John Monabap.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED, adj
han, deceased. to tho oredi,oSs of. and
al per,ons having Claims against the said
icstion oithis notice to the said administrative a.
the law of CO of Mnstena Euliard. Room 8, Gold
! f. e%is am. in t nisr.s city State ct ., bhs 6n;so, eG 1ps s,m of
DO ng the place for the Transaction of The busi-
n9fs OF said estate in said county Of Levin aud
MARY MONAHAN,
Administrator Of the Estate of John Monahan.
ated september 9. 1893.
First publication Sept. 10. 1899.
ALIAS syMMoNs-1N THE JUSTICES
court OF Helena township. county Of Iewis
a; lister d Bro. plaintiffs. va Peter Davis.
The state Of Montan, to the above named do
fendsnt, a~reetine:
fon arc hereby summoned to DO and appear b.
Tor tns county Of LOWS and Clarke. at my ofHce
~ Helens. within ton l0l dAya after tho eomn!so
'ion Of the puslie.tlon q this mmo to.~it:
aftcf sept. Ia. 1888, then and there to make an
s.sr 70 the complaint Of the above named plain.
tifts. In . civil action to recover tho sum Of two
hundred and six and Is 100 Is oG, yS) dollar IL,
work and services hauling orc from tn, Mime
sofa mine to Gregory concentrator In Jefferson
instance and reauest, during and prior to July
~. iss1 and IN default thereof. Judgment viii BE-
rohaerel Against you. Peter LAWS. the above
and ak ana l'-loo dollars and costs in this behalf
A. ID. 1888. a. q. Va
Justice Of tho Peace.
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Endowment Agency

% EDWARDS STREET.,
Telephone $50. W. -. Cook. ~Hfopristsr
WANTS
Man and VITA to cook aad wash dishes in
Hotel. for thirty boarders. Nan and wife to do
the work in Hotel kitchen. $6O, A girl to work
for her board and go to school. Little girl to
wash dishes, $40 y month. Second girl, Sl2.
Nurse girl, SIS.
TO LEr-nanch near Bolena.
MANT TO BUY-A secondhand boiler cheap,
from Is to 40-horse power.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL OF IA
~ IN family to t.ke care of children. Address
412 West Main street.
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Independent Book Coupon No. |.

Ten CENTS and ONE Of those COUPON.
90. y will entlt!e tho holder to ONE noox
from the list given below.
Number of look Wanted. ....
Tour lame
rostomce ..........
No.. etroet.
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SITUATION WANTED-WORK WANTED BY
~ the day or have washing done Cheap and
good; would like to care for furnished rooms,
Please address Mary hichards. Helena, Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HGUSEK EEPER
~ and 10 care for children on farm. Address
NJ. A. II. this office. $4,000
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SITUATION WANTFD-TO DO WASHING
~ at home. Address 1929 Sixth avenue.
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Hoods SaysapariNa

and soon fully recovered, and now enjoys per-
feet health. She says she could praise Hoods
Sarsapariila all day and then not say enough.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-11

~ competent lady as housekeeper or compan.
ion; highest references. Address Miss c., T. o.
tox 1874, Great Falls.
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- teen, to take care of one or two children or
help cut with light housework. AZ! Park ave-
nue..
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SITUATION 'WANTED-B BY YOUNG LADY
linery trade. Address v. NJ. this ONCE.
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GlTUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN
- wishes TO End work in a hotel; best refer
ences furnished; small wages will benefit by
this office:
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN.
- strong and healthy. with good education
small wages. with chance OF advancement, Adj
dress W. 4. B.. this Office.
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SITUATION WAN1ED-A BOY WILLING TO
- work around a house OF oifice for his board.
Address NJ. Nj. this Office.
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BoARD y ROOM OFFERED
FOR RENT-FOR NICELY FUpN1suRn
or month. go to No. 40 Edwards s,rest nsnr
Main street. Rooms, board and prices will sure
ly fuit you.
FOX KEhT-ROOMS AND BOARD. yUO
1 Warren street, corner Sixth nre.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY LICENSED EN-
~ s,neer to run steam heat o. engine; wages to
suit the times. Inquire 10 state street.
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foh fhST-FtH>1shED huOMs.
j. CLARK street. "o nj Oh
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UTAH.

j. G. Mckinley. Salt Lake
AcCartney d Ogden
The Owl News Co.......49 W I'd s St.. Salt Lake
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SITUATION WANTED-BY EXlEnJENCED
, bookkeeper: single or double entry; ii years
mer employers. Address J. W. X, lock boy Ii2.
Livingston, Mont.
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SiTUATloN WANTED-TwO MIN WANT
- work on farm or any other kind 81 emniov-
mont. Address Uteful. this Office.
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EOK REST-TIIE CHEAPEST ,Nn pI,ar
rooms in town can BIO tecuroa ~ 10 NJ
donald house. bl3 North kain stros, 10y
Mcdonald, proprietor. 'eos@ ~ a.
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COLORADO.
Smith & Con ............ 929 Sixteenth St., Denver
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SITUATlON WANTED-SHEPHERD OPEN
- for e~ngagement. Apply j. Mckenzie.
Terry. Mont.
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EOR RENT-THhEE FUENIsHFn p0ONs
suitable for man and wife. Isl s outh Tod
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EOENishED ROOMS THREE OR SIX
furni'hed rooms complete for bonsol onn.
ing. Also q four-room homo, 81 Iontnn .vsnns
south. "'"h sson"o
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EUkN1SHED ROOMS = ron
housekeeping 1l6 8. HOWE street. ~
The morning call., 1893-12-10

cut on a straight line 10 the end of the
scarf, so that it shall be Of the same width
from that point to the end.
A length of 1% yards from T to the ex-
treme end-66 inches from the under-arm
seam-will allow knot and ends that fall
nearly tn the knee. II you wish the scarf
to be either longer or shorter simply alter
it's length below the point T.
Basic the simple scarf to the fitted
bodice at the shoulder and at the under
arm seams W wbich you have left unstitched.
Then stitch all together. Bone the un-
der-arm seams and press the shoulder
seams.
Finish the neck with a crush-colIar OF
the same material as the vest
II you wish a dressy toilet, edge the
scarf with some appropriate fancy braid
or fine passementerie. Or. if you have
the time, embroder some simple pattern
or braid some simple device along its en-
tire edge. Both the latter styles of TRIM
ming are much in vogue, and either will
make a tasteful, elegant finish.
Use any of the dropping puffed sleeves.
Long one reaching to the waist will be hes,
for day wear. Full elbow puffs will be
suitable for either dinner or evening dress.
When you wear the bodice, button the
undervest tightly in place. Then draw
down the surpice front, cross at the waist.
pass once entirely round and knot at the
left side.
The morning call., 1893-12-10
SOME FAMOUS DWARFS.
Jeffrey Hudson, Who Figured in One
of Sir Walter Scott'S Novels.

Harper's Young People.
One OF the most celebrated of little men
was jeffrey Hudson, who figures in Sir
Walter Scott's 'PeveriI of the Peak." His
history has been so often written as TO bear
but a brief mention. A " whimsicai mite was
he. presented by the Duchess of Brcking-
ham to Queen Henrietta Maria, the wife
or Charles l, served up in cold pie,
and many were the pranks in which he
took part. For instance, there was the
party OF tattle baskets. as they were val
carly termed. sitting down to enjoy the
cup that cheers" and a dish of gossip at
the same :lme, while Butterkin. he cat,
sat graveiy by. The meal over. one guest
onered puSs bit OF cheese, aud was ALMOST
paralyZed to have that animal speak
up and say, "Butterkin can help himself
when he is hungry" and then make off
downstairs, leaving the old croues with
uplifted hands, in wild confusion, shout
Ing attheir hostess, "A witchl q witch!
with her talking cat!' while it might have
gone very hard with the poor woman had
lt not soon been found that q wag, for 4
joke. had kiled and flayed her pet grimal-
kin and dressed wee jeffrey in its skin.
When knighted by the King Hudson as
sumed many high and mighty airs, al
though he was the butt as we'll as the
amusement OF the court; was once almost
drowned in a basin of water. and would
have been blown into the Thames but
1Ul SllIuU SdN6u HIlU, buL LUru
MnimuS (as be was dubbeul really
had his doughty adventures; was sent
on diplomatic missions; Iell into the
hands of a Turkish pirate, who carried him
off prisoner to Barbary; and finally dis
tinguished himself by shooting MIR. Crofts
in duel that gentleman having at first
come to answer the small mans challenge
armed only with a syringe filled with
water.
A contemporary OF jeffrey was Richard
Gibson, an artistic Lilliputian who studied
under Sir Peter Lely. painted very credit
able historical pieces ard miniature por-
traits. and taught drawing to the royal
Princesses Mary and Elizabeth, who
were afterward Queens of England. Glib
son was appointed in his youth page
of the back stairs. and was married to
Anne Shepherd, another court dwarf ex-
actly his own height, having most brit
liant wedding. King Charles giving away
the bride. while the Queen presented her
with diamond ring. and Edmund Waller,
the poet to their maJesties, composed
poem on the event. This diminutve pair
5 feet 10 inches high, passed a long aud
happy life together and had niue children,
five OF whom grew to maturity and were
full ordinary size.
The morning call., 1893-12-10

SCANS, FITTING, wENS, CTSTS. DANDRUFF
BLACKHEADS. and all blemishes peculiar to
either sex yield rapidly to treatment as gwen by
the New York Eleetroiysis Company, 225 Geary
st., San Francisco. Professor Fitzpatrick mana
ger of the company's various Offices will take
charge OF the ONCE in this city for FEW months,
and will guarantee a permanent and painless
for any case he may take. Our treatment is by the
electric needle operation, which Is the only
od by which facial dsfgurementS be eradica-
ted. You Will save time. money and suffering by
placing your case in the hands of these well
known and experienced operators. our FREE
BOOK will be mailed TO your address upon recent
OF stamp. FREE TREATMENT TO NEW PA
T1ENTS DURING THIS WEEK. For further
particulars call address
THE NEW YORK ELECTROLYSIS co.
1925 Geary ST.. San Francisco
Hours, 9 TO 4. Sundays, 10 to l. Book and con
SuItaIion free. de3 Sui rf
The morning call., 1893-12-10
STYLES FOR CHILDREN.

The most striking feature in cnldren's
styles this season is the closeness with
which they follow the styles of their eld-
ers. The little girls wear berthas and bre-
telles, epaulettes and revers, puffs and
ruches. with the same lavishness as their
mammas.
Until girls are about years old they
wear white and pale cOors. with beugaline
cloaks and bonpets. After that age their
The morning call., 1893-12-10
WOMEN AND HOME,
Some of the Latest Ideas
in Fashion.
A NEAT SURPLICE BODICE.
STYLES for Small Children-Au Idea
i'm Drapery "A Pretty
Bonnet.

The surplice bodice is one Of the early
autumn styles that all women will hai
with hearty welcome 1t is graceful an !
elegant in the extreme, aud suited to both
the slender and the stout, ana may be
adorned with any skirt.
To make it requires Two yards and a hal!
of double width material. 1t is suited TO
all soft woolen stuffs. to soft-finished silk
crepes-in short, to anything that will cling
to the figure aud take graceful folds.
The tabs may be any length one prefers
Some are made to knot and to fall to the
hem OF the gown; some to fall only a
little below the waist, and some to the
knees. Whatever the length you deter
mine on it has to do only with the tab OF
scarf; the general directions are the same
for all.
r First cut an ordinary basque lining, let
The morning call., 1893-12-10
Right I'm Style.

Friend-What perfectly lovely dress
YOU wore last evening-the very latest
Partisan style, too. only received two days
ago. Your dressmakers must be wonder
fully quick. Where did you get il made?
Miss Bangup-My grandmother found it
in my reat-grandmother's old trunk
New York Weekly.