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sc. G1NGHAMs MONDAY.

5000 twelve yard patterns, reg
ular 100 ginghams at 81 a yard,
Monday. One piece to customer.
) Is 1t JOSKE BROS.
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HER MAJES7YS CORSET.

Ladies':
We beg to call your attention to the
five following reasons why you should buy
this corset in preference to all others:
none of these five advantages have ever
been accomplished in any other COR.
SET. We have thousands of voluntary
testimonials from ladies who have worn
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PREPARE FOR CONFIRMATION

a full line of black and navy blue
suits for young men and boys, a
full line of materials for young
ladies dresses and all necessary
wearing articles for confirmation.
3-lS-3t ,JOSKE BROS.
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Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
Nader Daniels, meat market, corner of
F'riO and Water streets, Seventh ward;
$50.
Senobia Andrada, dwelling, west size Of
San Marcos streets, Second ward; sos.
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SALES LADIES WANTED.

Competent and experienced sales
ladies wanted at once. No others
need apply. JOSKE BROS. 2t
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BABY GAPS, BABY GAPS.

Five-hundred beautiful silk and
null baby caps have arrived, ele-
CANT line of baby sun bOnnets at
Dog JOSKE BROS. st
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We guarantee that HER MAJESTY'S
CORSET will wear longer, give more
comfort to the wearer and produce a
more exquisite figure than any other
corset made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-18

The Geddes Milling Company
do not make any CHEAP JOHN
flour. Their grades are strictly
first-class, and we sell to private
families at WHOLESALE PRICES. WE
ARE THE PEOPLES MILL. 1t
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lOc extra per Dbl. in wood.
Nice, fresh ground Graham flour
always on hand, depots, at the
mills, corner Comal and Morales
streets, East Houston street, next
to Mahncke hotel and Sidney B.
Woods store, South Flores street.
Tel. All, 1873 and 40. BIZ If
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EVERYBODY INVITED

To attend Haas & Oppenheimer's
millinery opening, Monday, March
Goth. The'll be something to suit
every taste and pocket book. You
are sure to be pleased. Popular
prices throughout. 2t
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What He Wants.

The mission Of Ex-Alderman James P.
Hickman, Jr., to Washington, is to secure
the place of consul general Of Mexico. Tor
which position Col w. p. Gaines, former
editor Of the Statesman, is an applicant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Corner Nolan and Walnut streets
Best dry sawed split wood, cheap as
can be had elsewhere, furnished on
shortest notice. Also best Indian
Territory coal. Telephone $40.
l % ct q VIZ
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DO YOU EXPECT TO TRAVEL

If so, see our special importation
Of light weight wOolens and water
proof silks, special for travelling
dresses. st. JOSKE BROS.
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r. r 'olIIliS nIlS' 20,
Ddii -All'olllo, leAdo,
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L!ouSls'
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SULPHUR RAThS

The Natural Hot Sulphur Bathing es-
tablishment at the Southwestern Park,
is now open. Hack to the grounds leaves
he l. & q. N. ticket Office, Alamo plaza,
at 8 and IL a. m. and and z p. m. 10 TT
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A Chicken Theft.

Last night Charles II. Smith, re-
siding on the corner Of FriO and
Vera Cruz streets, heard some one
in his yard shortly after he left his
stable after putting up his hack.
He went at once in the direction
Of the sound, but found nothing
and returned to the house. This
morning he learned that he had
been robbed of fifteen chickens.
This is the fourth or fifth time that
Smiths chicken sheds have been
robbed within the past two
months.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND NUT
ton. -HeadquarterS Department of Texas
Office of Chief COmmiSSary of Subsistence
San Antonio, Texas, MARCH lG, 1S93.-
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, with a
copy OF this advertisement attached, will
be received at this office and at the office
| Of the Acting COmmiSsarieS OfSubSistence
| at the following named posts in the De-
partmCnt of Texas. until II o'clock, noon,
Thursday, APRIL y, 1898. and then
| opened, for delivery at Forts Bliss,
Brown, Clark. Hancock. Mcintosh, Ring
| gold, and Sam Houston, and Camp at
EdSIe L ass. IpNdS. Dl SuCU quantities OF
| Fresh Beef and Muffin as may be re-
| quired by the Subsistence Department at
| these posts from JULY ], 1893. to JUNE
30. 1894, or such less time as the Commits
| Sary General OF Subsistence may direct.
| Proposals will also be received for the
| delivery Of choice cuts Of Beef and Mutt
ton for sales. Each oder must furnish
| a guarantee in the sum of five hundred
| dollars. to the effect that If his bid is ac-
cPpted. he will enter into a contract, and
| give bond with good and sufficient sure
| ties within thirty days from the date OF
opening the bids. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids. Full in.
| formation will be furnished upon applica-
| tioI to this Office or to the A G. s. at any
! post named. Envelopes containing pro.
| pOsaIs should be marked: Proposals fOl
| Beef and Mutton at and addressed
to the undersigned, or TO the A. c. S al
the post for which the proposal is inten.
1 ded WELLS WILLARD, Captain and
COmmisSary Of Subsistence, Chief c. S
3204t 425 ct
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ONLY csc A GARMENT.
REGULAR Price S1.25.

ANJ5 UIttI IINO PA'~U'
Beautiful trimmed gowns Csc.
Beautiful trimmed chemise CSC
Beautiful trimmed drawers CSC
Beautiful corset covers CSC.
3-lS-3t JOSKE BROS.
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FRESH VEGETABLE SEEDS

A fine assortment of same just
received by ED PERsCH, 6O4 Market
street. Give him call. % I'M.
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YOU ARE INVITED

To attend Haas & Oppenheimer's
millinery opening, Monday, March
% Dt
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2l4 and 2l6 Commerce
ST., San Antonio, Texas.
EASTER DRESSES.

Now is the time to get them, and as an
inducement to the ladies to buy them at
our store we have decided to sell this
week our entire stock of
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FOR RENT,

House or Garden street, inquire at l..
HUH IL Son, Market street.
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FAMILIES SAVE MONEY,

By Buying Your Flour From the
Geddes Milling Co. at Whole
sale Prices.
For quality, strength and color
our flour cannot be eXcelled. Try
il and be convinced
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NOTICE.

Ny late invoice of Spring and Summer
Woo1ens are the finest novelties i'll the
market. Call eraly and make your Sc.
lectiOns.
H. K0RLER, Tailor, 5I5I5 {. Houston st.
Orp. Maverick Bank Bldg. High class
Tailoring at moderate prices. Agent for the
Corner, " alheI &Duvis, Zine MercnantT ailoring
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through which the Terronts. the Dun
cans and the Medingers acquired repu-
tatlons. Great, however, as were the
records that were made Oh this machine
with the immense wheel, and eXtraOrdi-
nary as were the performances, it is GER
tain that many persons held aloof from
the sport on account of the great size of
the wheel. In 1869 number of wheel
men made the run from Paris to Rouen,
distance o. about 125 kilometers, in ten
hours and thirty-four minutes. the win
ner being l. Moore, an Engfishman. An
other great race was the one from Paris
to Brest aud return-l,2O0 kilometers-
which was organized by Pierre Giffard.
of the Petit journal. This memorable
test of skill, which was carefully pre-
pared and admirably advertised, and
moreover was favored by fine weather,
was a wonderful success. Charles Ter
ront covered this long distance without
stopping in seventy-two hours, and at
the end of the race felt none the worse
for the work. A hundred competitors
VIGOROUSLY travelled over the entire
course, signal proof that cycling had
at length become practical sport, and
that the bicyclette had won an endur-
Ing favor in France. From day to day
the number of cyclers Increases. There
Is no sport which is more healthy, NOR
easy and more practical than cycling.
Several races have taken place in
France of recent years, especially notable
being those between Paris and Nantes
and Paris and Trouyiile, the former of
which was organized by the Revue des
Sports and the, latter by the Matin.
Great interest was also taken in the
1,S00 kilometers race, which was run on
Feb. "a, 25 and % last year by Charles
Terront and Core in the presence of
$4,000 spectators over the wooden track
In the winter VelodrOme. This race at
tracted great attraction from the rest of
tue entire world, and gave such boom
to cycling that all the French and for
eign manufacturers found themselves
suddenly flooded with orders.
10 persons who are thinking of buy
ing machine this advice is given: Be-
fore You buy, examine the various
kinds of machines thoroughly and, above
all, make up your mind clearly as to
what you want. Just as a horseman oughl
to know something about the anatomy of
his horse SO the cycler ought to make
himself thoroughly acquainted with the
machine to which he intends TO trust
himself during his rides.
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ments with neck and arms decked III
all the jewelry their slender means
could afford. Near the cabin on either
side stood two small huts containing
~ telegraph wires in connection
with the headquarters of each of
tne parties. After calling the
body together and explaining
HNiet1y the great anxiety of all
friends of Nicaragua in Other countries,
ana eSpecia ly III the United States,
whose citizens have large interests
herein favor of peace, tranquility and
honest, economical government, and
thanking the leaders for the prompt
response made to his proposals for a
peaceful settlement of the trouble, the
minister announced that his task had
ended, and he withdrew. The commits
sion, however, unanimously insisted
upon his accepting the honorary presi-
dency of the commission, which he did.
The sessions were devoted to earnest
business, and at the end of three days
peace was declared. The new presi-
dent selected by the commission, Saliva
dor Machado, IS man of clean charac-
ter and good record. He was an intlu-
entail minister in
President Sacasa's Cabinet.
Under the provisional government
each of the four members of the cabi-
net has an equal vote and voice with
the president in the decision of impor-
tanl public questions. Three of the
members of the cabinet, as follows:
urn. Miguel Vigil, De Lucian YUmeZ
and Francisco del Castillo, were
selected by the revolutiOalsts. and are
al men of character and substance. TO
the one member selected by Sacasa's
friends and the president, Fernando
odncneZ, probably the ableSt man of
them all, was awarded the two impor-
tant folios of foreign affairs and the
interior. 1t is the belief among the
most Intelligent and wiseSt of the pub
lie men here that this peace will prove
lasting, and that the country will re-
sumo her career of prosperity. The Mic
araguenseS are neither restless nor
turbulent people. On the contrary, they
prefer peace, order and stability Much
satisfaction is expressed on all hands at
The active and sympathetic interest
which the American minister took in
bringing the leading belligerrnts to-
rether, and the Skillful manner in which
all interests We're conclIiated. Owing
TO civil trouble, Sacasa thinks it wise to
absent himself from Nicaragua tempo
rarily and has gone to make tour of the
United States. A. B.
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BOOKS.

''Dream Life" and "Rever-
les of Bachelor" red, white
and gold edition, 15c each.
or the two for 25c.
''Twice-To1d Tales" 'sThe
Scarlet Letter" and "The
House With Seven Cables"
red, white and gold edition,
Is cents each.
Hyperion" and "Outre
Mer, "by Longfellow; "Dream
Life" and "Reveries of a
Bachelor by Tx Marvel;
green, white and gold edi-
ton, 25c each.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" and
Barriers Burned Away"
red, white and gold edition,
Csc each.
Miss Par1oa's new Apple
dore Cook, Book-paper cover
publishers price, 30c; our
price, 10c.
Over 200 titles of books by
standard authors, we'll bound
IN English cloth-25c each.
The "LadieS' Home journal"
for August is especially in
teresting. Price, 1Oc.
Nam Floor
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casion for making numerous jeuX
d'esprit and caricatures, which, on ac-
count of their originality, are today the
delight of collectors.
Though France was the only country
which at this period took an interest in
cycling, it was not long before England
came into the field with numerous i'm
provements, among which may be
mentioned those appertaining to the
hobby horse, the facilitator and the
various vehicles moved by hand. The
next great improvement was made in
1855, when Michaux and his son con-
ceived the ingenious idea of adding
crankS and pedals to the guiding wheel.
There has been much discussion of late
as to whether the elder MichauX or his
son was the real initator OF the pedal,
and the conclusion arrived at is that
each of them is equally entitled to praise
for this improvement. Anyhow, the i'll
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23
WASH GOODS:

All Summer Wash Goods
are marked down to make
room for Fall goods.
Dotted O1gandleS, were
soc and 6oc, now 2Hc
and 37Hc.
Anderson's Scotch cling
hams, the regular CSC and
$50 qualities, now Ioc.
K0echlan's finest Fremch
Safeens, regular 25c and
$50 qualities, now 15c yd.
so Dress Patterns of
Printed Cashmere, SO in.
wide, and good value at
zoe yard, only CSC the pat
III Ii' Main Floor.
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made since the most remote time. 1t is
alleged that the Egyptians and the Lat
ms, in engraving upon their obelisks
images of persons mounted on two
wheeled vehicles, had at least some idea
of the velocipede.
NJ. Baudry de Saunier, an authority
on this subject, has tried hard to find
out from libraries and from the remiu-
iscenceS of all the old cyclers the various
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Special Sale of
DINNER SETS.

SO Dinner Sets from
the celebrated John Mad
dock & Sons Pottery, En-
land-new paris" shape,
with blue underglaze dec
Grafton, 100 pieces to the
set; regular import price,
$40; our special price for
three days, $14.75.
We also carry this pat
tern in open stock, so that
a set containing any num-
Der of pieces may be Sc
lected.
zumdIers-Last special
sale of this season:
so barrels of No. 4es Fluted Tum-
blers; regular price, 10c; sale IA Eaoh
price, ohlY....-. ....-.......... NfU IuUH
JELLY TUMBLERS-Anys size, On Eooh
ouly.-.''...... '.....-........... w 6uVH
MASON'S FRUIT JARS-Pints, Ao Caoh
quarts, sc each: l2-gal., &c each HG IdGlI
G IL S sss MondR sg 6ny S748
Basement. The Set.
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any way related to this child's toy,
which is set in motion by cranks that
are placed in the horses head and are
moved by the hands. The connection,
however, between the two ma
chimes is clear. and is but an
other proof that the history of
the velOcipede is inseparably con-
nected with the history OF velocimania.
Of this there are abundant traces in the
numerous inventions which have been
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

an impulse to the entire ma
chine. Next in order is the machine
which Baron Drais perfected some time
afterward. and to which in consequence
the name Draisienne had been given.
Before this time, however, the proto-
type of our graceful bicycle was known
by another name, that of "velocitere."
which, by the way, was the title of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23
SILK DEPT.

Those beautiful Japanese
Habutai Wash Silks 60
rapidly at soc. No WONDER;
they were decidedly cheap
at the former price, 75c.
Light grounds with neat
figures, especially desirable
for Waists.
More of the Natural Pom
gees-the kind we sold such
quantities of this season.
Pure Silk, no filling, only
25c yard.
Remnants of Silks in
abundance:
Remnants of Printed
Silks and Plaid Silks suita-
bic for Waists.
I Remnants of Changeable
and Fancy Silks.
Remnants of Plain China
Silks.
Remnants of Plain Surah
Silks.
Remnants of Plain Faille
Silks.
Remnants of Black Silks.
All Remnants will go this
week at extremely low
prices. Main Floor.
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Other traces appear in the sixteenth
century, and in the seventeenth century
an English chronicler reports that
Jesuit travelled through a part of China
on machine with three wheels. Until
1870, however, there was no evidence
that cycling was practiced in real earn
est. At that date there appeared for
the first time the "celeriferes," de-
signed by NJ. de Sivrac. This machine
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23
MEMS CLOTHING.

We have marked all our
Mems $40, $II and sI2
Suits down to So. 10.
And all Mems SIS. SO and
SIS Suits down to $500.
This is an exceptional
chance to buy a stylish
and good-wearing Suit at
a ridiculously low price.
Second Floor
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23
FROM HOBBY TO BIKE.
EVOLUTION OF THE WHEEL FROM A
TOY FOR CHILDREN.
THE OLD FRENCH MACHINES.

Popular Interest Aroused in Con-
sequence of Recent Improve
ments and Attractive Races
The Bicycle as a Means of
Conveyance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

HE first chapter
,in the history of
miniature vehi-
Giles must be de-
voted to a study
of the little me-
chanical hobby
horse, which is
well known in
France as the
dada. At first
sight it seems
strange that tile
modern velOci-
pede should be in
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HeartIess.

Mr.. Chumpley-Dr Squillaby does't
know enough to cure monkey.
Miss Kidder-How do you knowsp
Has he ever prescribed in vain for your
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comedy by Dupaty and Moreau. which
was presented at the vaudeville in Paris
in 1904. In 1918 Baron Drais modifi ed
the machine; he conceived the idea of
guiding wheel: that is to say. he pro-
vided the front wheel with joints and a
steering apparatus, which permitted
the rider to go in whatever direction he
pleased and without the necessity of
decending from the machine.
Michaux's Great Improvement.
One can readily imagine that all
these novel changes furnished the
French wits and humorists with an oc-
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consisted of two wheels, moving on the
same axis and fixed below a wooden
beam, which was Enthusiastically carved
and otherwise adorned. On this the
rider mounted in such a manner that
his feet touched the ground
and were thus able to give
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WALL PAPER.

GREAT DISCOUNT SALE.
20 Per Cent OFF on all combinations
worth over 10 ceuts per roll.
10 Per Cent Or On all combinations
worth 10c or less.
Remnants of Wall Paper.
In cleaning up stock we find that we
have good many Remnants of Wall Pa
per- from to 81 rolls of kind. goods
" orth 10 10 35c roll; you can buy them
during this sale at only FIVE CENTS q
roll Borders TO match at low prices.
The above Discounts do not apply to
Remnants.
Bring the measurements of your rooms.
Third Floor.
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Fancy Goods Dept.

AMY NOOuS OSpt.
Csc Bargain Table Monday:
Stamped Linen Scarfs,
54 and II inches long.
Stamped Hemstitched
Linen Center Pieces,
Stamped Hemstitched
Linen Tray Cloths.
Stamped Linen Monte
Splashers.
Stamped Table Covers,
SO inches square.
All on the Use Bargain
Table. Main Floor
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Cloak and Suit Dept.
a good time to buy

Our S1.5) DERBY WAISTS. fine
Freuch Cambria, beautiful stripes.
with pleated front and turn-back 7Eo
cuffs; sale price only. ... IJG
Our 1915 Black Gloria SILK Derby
g Ts5:'5. f7=:s 81: q and g.: sale ST.
Our SIS and SIG so JACKETS. with
or without Butterfly Capes, all CT En-
colors and black; sale price only 3IIJU
JUST RECEIVED saturday after
noon-50 Ladies' New Columbian
Duck Suits blue stripes and polka
s ss.s P S4es' a'2Fe' o. $3.50 ouF$3.
For these you must come early.
SnoOnd FIOOr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

PRODUCTION of the pedal gave great i'm
pulse to the practice of cycling and this
greater up to the present time, says the
New York Herald.
Some Memorable Races.
The history of cycling in France since
the days of Micbaux is we'll known.
Every one remembers the large machines
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

stages through which the machine has
passed, and he has discovered traces of
il as far back as the fifteenth century.
HFSforU 0ftha XVbaa1
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Fly and CANOPIES

For Cribs, Beds, Dining
Tables, Hammocks, ETC.,
made of Gauze Netting, to
be suspended from ceiling
by cord and pulley, are one
of the necessities Of life,
especially where there are
children. The cost is a
very small item-98c to
So. IS each. Third Floor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
Tha Spider BraceIet.

MARGARET COMPTON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11
DOROTHY MADDOX.
Coinure Clubs.

Girls who cannot afford maids or fire.
quent trips to the hair dresser are form
ing sscoiffure clubs.''
Whimsical as the idea may appear to
outsiders, the young women are them
selves in thorough earnest. Every mem
Der when initiated pledges herself to con-
tribute, as the monthly meeting of the
club, at least one couture hint. This she
may beg, borrow or steal from whatever
source she pleases, but the idea must be
forthcoming when fellow members meet
to compare notes.
Each girl hands in to the secretary her
written suggestion for dressing the hair,
which is read aloud and commented upon
by the club critics. The most feasible
idea, or the one at least which seems to
be the most popular, is selected, and given
into the hands of the girl whose turn it is
to play the role of hairdresser, while an
other volunteers to submit her rresses to
the thew styles.'' Members gather
around the fair amateur, and carefully
scan the work as il proceeds.
AT one meeting fluffy effects are sought
after; at the next only smooth and satin
like locks are given attention. In this
way chic couture modes are developed for
the morning negllge, the tailor made cos
tune and the evening frock.
1t is said that the ''coiffure club" is
going to have great run as morning
diversion at summer resorts.
DOROTHY MADDOX.