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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-02
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-02

IN OTHER WORDS,
THE ADVERTISER"
DOES
THE WHOLE BUSINESS
FOR
ADVERTISERS
OF ALL CLASSES.
II. COMPLETELY COVERS
THE FIELD
OF
BUSINESS INTERESTS
AND
HUMAN ACTIVITIES
IN
HONOLULU
AND
THE OTHER ISLANDS.
IN SHORT,
1T MAY TRULY BE SAID
THAT
1T GOES
INTO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
AND IS
READ BY EVERYBODY
WITHIN THOSE LIMITS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

away thoir mothers caps or give them
to tho housokeoper, and with pretty tyr
amy insist that the soft rolls of white
hair shall DO arranged in such fashion as
to set forth to the best advantage the fad
ing features that thoy love SO we'll Tho
mother of 60 protests and thinks she
ought to wear black or at tho most dark
gray and fears that her new gown is too
fashionably cut. But these objections arc
generally ovcrrulcd, and both sons and
daughters love to SEQ their mothers prctti-
ly dressed in soft bright tints and wear
ing garments which do not obscure the
graceful figures that many women man
age to retain well on into old age The
middle aged woman of today is as smart
in dress rs her prototype of 20 years ago
was dowdy and antique. That this free
dom is occasionally misuscd is an una
yoidablc thing; but, ON the whole, it is an
advantageous change, us the conscious
ness of looking we'll always improves the
spirits and manner.
The illustration shows u princess house
gown suitable for Il middle aged woman.
1t is of ophclia surnh, lined with tuffcta.
A iiouncc of lace, headed by pearl passc-
mcntcric, Stimulates a deep yoke Tho bolt
is of white satin ribbon, and II tullc rucho
surrounds the neck. JUDO CIIoLLET
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE nv
- r sIItu9 OF deed OF trust, dated the 18th do y
~ 80 ncr, lS92, from Kate E Wolff and bns
tu,at 10 II; ~ Douglas and Thos. W. Tiicr
oricc 81, w WI uced is OF record in the clerks
T Luce Oh the corporation court for the civ NJ
noanoke In deed book 81 page Ks to secnsy. " "
t thc Miaole States Loan, Building and t,onstrrc
lion company, OF uagcrstown Marvland IL.
49, 1 i 'L VI INC dues, interest, premiums and
is .heteln stipulated 10 be paid and dcfamlt
;,nrn S oceurred In the payment OF the said dncs
interest, premiums and fines for the spacc ~ az;
months and more. and being rsonested 81 ~ da
ny ny INC SAID Middle States Loan, BuiIdinr md
CONSTRUCTION company of Haycrstovn WarS,ori
H Nc VIII, on THURSDAY, TIE It'll DAY oE
~ uUiDEK. 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the
bi 0hhscs proceed TO sell at public aution TO tho
nlgncst bidder, all that certain parccI or i,nH
lying n the city of Roanoke VirTinia ar ~ Iu
scribcd as follows: 7'"''' anu uc-
DeslnninE NJ point on the north side or pat
~" n, iIe.1o rect west or Park street, thence
hnnss acsrecs, cast 1881 feet to an alley:
ncs Nv, WIN said alley north ~ degrees, min
u'cs west 1oo feet 10 point on Same: tbcncc
south % degrees west 125 e feet to Patton $500
~ C nc with ration street south GS aorrcrs eest
~ cc. 10 inc hcginning, being lot No II in snc
non 10, rs shown by the map OF tho Racers Enir
IN anu houston addition 10 the city of KonnoEe
IEkMS,C Cash as to enough to paw tho cost n,
executing this trust and to pay the amonnt now
Hmc anu ~ arrears on said interest, premiums
,incs ana uucs, viz: S3l6 TO- and the residue sha
nd IA apie IN Two equal annual payments OF one
anu TWO years from the day of sale the deferred
ps ,ents 10 nc secured by decd OF trust upon tho
properly, and to bear interest from IN dav of
sale Upon this land is constrmctcd 'a nay Ol
lent anu desirable dwelling house ''n
II: X. DOUGLASS
oa,as THOS. w. MILLER
on Trustees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

! hESTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESrATE-nY
-, virtue or deed OF trust dated tho i5th dau
., december, 1872, from John p Grnv ~ NJ 10y ~
,, i.G,Hanucr NELL and Rush u Dcrr. trnstecs
WHEN oced Is OF record In the clerks Office Of IN,
SStporstioh court for the city of Roanoke in decd
TooM 90. pngc 10. TO secure to the Middle States
Ton. pulluing and Construction Company n;
inisres, Maryland, the payment OF the dues,
IN n' ct premiums and fines therein stipulatcd
10 oe paid, and default having occurred in tho
pa! nicnt OF said dues, prcmiums. Interest snJ
uhcs, LOT the space of six months mr. nors and
,he SAID itush U. Derr having departed this iirn
Icasihg tha undersigned as the SURVIVING trnstoc
su oelng requested go to do nv The Mali,
states LoNn, Building and Construction Com
painny, VIII. On THURSDAY. THE aTit NV
~ ~ OCIVbEh' 1894, AT 10:i5 O'CLOCK A. on
~ ~. pa9hnlses, proceed to sell at public auction
10 tac nignest bidder, all that certain parcel Of
described as follows: virginia. ana
,peelhnlng at point on the north e;de q,
Wythc avenue 23.94 feet cast of Eleventh st.n VI
.nohco with Wythc avenue in an eas,criv dtree''
lioh Oh rect TO point; thence northward e. ~,
rISn, angles to eaid Wythc aveuue 13i * Snss, ~
an ailcy; thence along said alley in westcrIv Al
f fSS 20 oV Icet to point thence sonthvardiv
III ia ,ect 10 me place OF beginning and known
'9 r 10. NO ), section ,, OF the Mclrose Addition
tnWMS; cash rs to enough to pay tho coat n,
ddM an this trust and to pay the amount now
dnes and ~ d, arrears on said interest premiums,
,lnes ana oues viz 1926 10 and the rcsidnc ali II
oe payable In two equal annual payments of nnn
ana TWO years from the date of sale. the dcferrsS
payments TO be secured by deed of trnst mon tho
pISpperty anu TO bear interest from the 5ste az
sae. upon this land is constructed n copI"nioOt
ana desirable dwelling house.
"s oil ALEXANDER NELL, Trustec
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL, ESTATE nv.
= virtue or deed of trust dated the I5pd do -
OF december, 1892. from Melissa Van Wa"o uay
a a husband to FL. X. Douglas and Thnmss w W.
Mllie., trustees, which deed Is of rccord ,n ~.
otcI oHlec or tho corporation court for tho cit
Oh itoanokc, In decd book ST. page IS tn sccn ,s
~ rnc Alu9le States Loan, Building and Con
s sti company, OF Hagers.own Mnrylnnd
nno paSinent OF the dues, interest, premiums and
hnrr uncrein stipulated to be paid; and default
d dmShE occurred In the payment OF the said
oucs interest, premiums and fines for tho sn nn
Oh SIX months and more, and being reoncstrd 90
10 90 oy the said Middle States Loan Bniidinr md
Sousruction Company, we will ON TjITtpS
DA1, THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER iS0t ~
!lOo O'CLOCK A. M ON the premises nrocsed
~ SCH ~ pubic auction to the highest bidder nil
Hnnn "IrIalu parcel OF land lying in the CITY of
nonnoke, va, and described rs follows: Va
vno.ttElnulng at point on the north side Of
nc avenue 1854 feet cnst of Klevcni street:
point; thence northwardly at right angles from
Mythr avenue 1871 rs feet to an alley: thence alonr
sala alley westwardly 80 feet to n point. thencs
southWardiy lS1 .9i feet to the place Of hecnnin,
oeng lot No TO- section ,, according to The n, :,
vi M rnc Meirose Land Company. f
INNS Cash as to enough to nav tho root n,
SiMccutlng this trust and to pay the amount now
cue G anu III arrears on said interest premiums
IN nia dues, viz S326i0 and the residue shall
md avn IN Two equal annual payments OF one
anu TWO years from day OF sale the deforrdd nav
mcnls 10 DC secured by decd OF trust unon tEc
property and to bear interest from tho date nr
eais. upon this land ia constructed n convonj.nt
ana desirable dwelling house @N''"'
II. X. DOUGLAS.
Dttas THOMAS W. MILLER
." Trustees
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

-7SoNAL GOSSIP.

Mr. NN,istoao is abio to cease tho uso
Of coloYed spectacles except for the pur-
pose C reading.
Israel ID. Condit Of Milburn, N. j.,
who recently celebrated his nincty-scc-
ond birthday, is the only living charter
member of the Norris and Essex rail
road.
Colonel James L. L. Warren of San
Franclsco is said to DO the oldest mill
gary man i'll tho country west of New
Y ork and tho oldest living white pioneer
of California.
Indianapolis has had wedding
, which should certainly have been per-
formed OH the floor of tho board of trade.
MIR August Rye married Miss May
Wheat the other day.
The new president of Paraguay, Mar
COS Marincio, was vico president of the
Tepublic under President Gonzales. He
Is relative of General Caballcro, ono
OF tho three generals i'll the regular
army.
Miss Elizabeth Burrill Curtis, daugh-
ter of the late George William Curtis,
was QUO of the most impressive speakers
who appeared before tho New York con-
stitutional convention in behalf of wo-
mans suffrage.
Isnail Pasha, who is infrequently
heard of nowadays is at Carlsbad, the
sultan having given him permission to
go there to take the waters. The exilcd
khcdiye has grown very old and very
weak during tho last few years.
Mmo Casimir-Pcricr has contributed
10, 00U francs To the national subscrip-
ton started by the women of France to
found Dhilmthropic establishment in
memory of President Carnot and for
which funds are being rapidly received
1t is said that since his lectures on
the 'Asccnt OF Man, " which have been
put into book form, Professor Drum
mond's name has been dropped from
both Chautauqua and Northfield They
fear that he is too much of an evolu-
Zionist
A new king has been born into the
world i'll Baron Harden Hickey, the for
mer French journalist, who has pur-
chased the island of Trinidad. He has
crowned himself with the tito of James
l and has inauguratcd military die
tatorship.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust EyE.
- cuted to me as trustee by homas Boiling
on thc 10Th day or July. 1877, and duly recorded
IN the clerks office OF the Hastings Court for the
CITY or Roanoke in deed book No So page 1 ron
Veylng the hereinafter described proOcrtv in
trust 10 secure to Beverly Twcedy the payment of
the sum or $3.50, evidenced by three ncpotiable
notes or the said Thomas A. Boiling, each for the
sum OF Sllb6ds,, bearng even Date with said
deed and payable with interest at the rate of
per cent per annum to the said Beverly Twcedv
or order al the First National Bank of lioanoke
va, IN six, twelve and eighteen months from,
aate respectively. and default having heen mad e
IN the last OF said notes, and, having been re-
Huestea Dy the holder thereof so to do will On
SATUhDAf, OCTOBER q, 1894, AT IL O'CIOCK
NJ, at the front door of the courthouse i'm Roa.
noRe city, oner for ealc to the highest bidder mt
Puolc auction, all that certain lot or parcel of
lahu lying and being in the city OF Roanoke, Va.
ana bounded and described as follows: "
- Beginning at the northeast corner OF blaine md
iark streets. thence with Park street north u do
gIcesiW minutes east s. feet to an alley thence
Win sald alley south as degrees 10 minutes east
~ rect @ point thence south degrees 20 min.
Mtes west Is feet to Blaine street thence with
biaiLc street north So degrees IS minutes west 20
feet to the beginning "N'' 'o
TEXANS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav or
anu ulschargc tho amount now due on snid NOT y
anu inc costs of this SALE said note is subject TO
SlG it OF Sou, as OF the second day OF April 1892
paiahcc III one and two years from day of snlc
ucicrreo payments evidenced by the ncgotiohle
nolcs OF the purchaser and secured by a deed OF
trnst upon the property above described
'ot ST. a. L. STAPLES, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

RY5 VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
- decree made in the corporation court for
Roanoke city, Va, ON 18th july 1891 in thp chan.
Gerry case OF the Home liuidng and Couvcvan,Q
company vs.. :. w. Jamison, trustee Of nj
VIII sci, NJ public auction, on SATURDAY.
OCIoBEh VIII, 1891. AT II O'CLOCK NJ in
front or TIC courthouse in Roanoke city, VA. the
ioiiowlng described real estate, beginning at n
point on sonthsidc OF Fairfax street in Roanoke.
~. Oily rect west OF First street. thence north
90 degrees 10 minutes west 42.l2 feet to a point
trcncc south % degrees west Il 80 feet to n uoint
thchcc south 6S degrees cast 40 feet moro or less
10 point, thence north - degrees cast 81 Oh
ieet TO the place Of beginning. and known az lot
no. :, section Is, according to the man of Rorers
noke. ~ ~ ivy vi hoa-
Cash sufficient to pay cost of said
sun ana or sale, including commissioners COM
MISSION; ana s25.36 for taxes. and S24g with i'm.
lcrcst from July LIST, 1891; balance in two counl
successive annual payments, to be evidenced by
notcs OF purchaser. and to he secured by decd of
trnst or the property sold; the buildings to he in
sureu, ana policy assigned TO the commissioner
c. A. MCllUGH,
special Commissioner.
l,S. >. Brooke, clerk OF said court do hereby
certiiy that the bond required by the decree ron
ucred In the above mentioned case has bccn dniv
executed by the special commissioner with an
'"''uH 90 5. 5. BROOKE, Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

( OMMISSIONER'S SALE-BY yIRTrE on
III &c decree OF the Hastings Court for the
term, 1894. in tho chanocry cause or the Hr,dnc
,n carriage Company W. p. s. Miller ct MS.
a,c uHuersif:ned, as special commissioners will
AT II O'CLOCK NOON On =" W 'sT dPKqSSmhises'
daiE 30 DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891, tho following
RosnnEe S Va estatc, situated in the county OF
the city OF Roanoke, and described as follows: "
D,eginnlhg at the intersection OF tho north
oas.eriy siue OF Russell street with the north.
castcrly side or Bridge street, ne shown IN tn
map or section OF the Roanoke Develonment
n0rtb'snss, property, thence extending along tho
nol lnwesterly side OF Bridge street north ii dc
grees IL seconds east SIS feet to the southwcscriv
s snn OF IN alley Is feet wide, thence along the
angles to said Bridge street north 6s dcgrerss 4
seconds west 40 feet to the northwestern aida ~
III aiiey ~ rect wide leading into Railroad ave.
nu ti unenCc extending along same parallel with
stlu bridge street and at right angles TO Russell
sircSt north q degrees IL seconds east 2iS and
n nn teet 10 the southerly eide OF Railroad ave
muu, .nencc along the same by a.line in general
soutni,@eateriy direction curvng to the left with
radi ,a OF So and Al 100 feet. distance OF ais
anu 5S'l00 feet to the northeastcrly aide Of
russell street, thence along the same sontb ~
utRrecs seconds cast 62s and 701O0 feet to the
Being the same land that ,vas corv.,, q. A., :
nhraoSewater Carriage Company by II deed from
Inc inc Roanoke Development Company dated the
cIerl nay %, January, 1892, and recorded in tho
c1crhs once OF the conn court OF Roanoke
county in deed book Q, page s. on this land il
, ,oca,eu very large factory building formerly
"s n,n Dy inc Bridgewatcr Carriage Company.
iEnMS OF SALE: One.fourth cash and the
i remainder to be paid in &, - and Is months from
ve cny OF Gu e. said deferred payments to be
os,uoncea oy the bonds OF the purchaser with
personal security and also secured by q deed of
trust upon the premises conveyed
w. A. GLASGOW Jr
LUCIAN Ii COOKE,
Commissioners.
nereoy certify that tho bond required by the
ucCIce ia ABOVE mentioned cause has been ex.
ecuted with security approved by me.
5. s. BROOKE. Clerk.
NOTE: The above sale IL made NJ he risk IN
WI. blair, bidder at u sale under former nd.
vcrtisment rs q y "a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

I'RGSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Ry
n virtue or o deed OF trust dated the 9th dav of
august, 1871, from James Il. Moore and Susan
MS VIE, to Alexander Neill and Rush u. DER
tIMstees, wblch deed is OF record in the clerk
ONCE OF the corporation court for the city OF Roa
n0ke IN deed book 81, page 100, to secure TO the
Middle states Loan. Building and Constrnc,inn
Company. OF Hagcrstown, Nd , the payment io nf
inc unes' interest, premiums and fines herein
stipulated to be paid; and default having occnrrrd
IN the payment OF said dues, prcmiums interest
ana nncs LOT the spacc OF six months and more
ana ana the said Rush U Dcrr having departed This
HE, leaving the undersigned AZ the snrvivinS
uuslee' ana Delng requested so to do by the said
Middle States Loan, Building and ConstrnctInn
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894, AT l1:2O O'CI ot,K
"A. M, on the premises, proceed to sell nj pnblic
auction TO the highest bidder, all that certaIn
parcel oil land lying in the city OF Roanoke Va
and described as follows: w.
Beglnhing at point on the south s,dc n,
salem avenue 100 feet west OF Taylor sirce,.
thencc sonth II degrees 30 minutes west In
leet 10 point; thence north II degrees al min
utes east oO feet TO point thence north dcorons
80 minutes east 1G2 feet to Salem ayennc. tbsnc
south q degrees 30 minutes east so fect 10 nlaco
OF beginning wv ~ Piace
TEhMS-Cash as To enough to pay the cos, n,
executing this trust and TO pay the amount now
uue anu IN arrears on said interest, premium q
anu hines.viz SbSi, and the residue shall he
payable IN Two equal annual payments of one
ana TWO years from day OF sale deferred ~
sale. - '"o o"y OF
upon this land Is constructed n conven,on,
ana desirable dwelling house.
o. ALEXANDER NELL.
'Ne' % Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

ERuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER.
tam deed OF trust from Clara j. Workman to
inc Undersigned trustee, dated the 10Th day OF
May, 1871, and recorded in the clerks office Of
the iiustings Court for the city of Roanoke in
decd DOCK ~, page III, to secure to the Roanoke
buildlng Association and Investment Company
the payment OF the sum OF $22hD. 30 evidenced nv
eisnty.iour certain negotiable notes OF S27 *
each or even cate with said deed OF trust bear.
ing interest at the rate OF per cent per annnm
payable IN ono and eighty four months respcc-
lively from date. And whereas default has been
made In the payment ST hfteer OF said uoics and
nelng required so TO do by the raid Roanoke
Building Association aud Investment COMPANY
VIII sell az public auction TO the highest bidder
U Uis, ,MEDNkSDAf, THE a6TH DAY OF SEP
IEMbhli; ISL, NJ the front door OF the court.
mouse IN inc city or Roanose Va, the following
described real estate, situated in the city OF Roa
noke ana bounded as follows TO wit:
. BEGINNING NJ point on the youth aide of
Robertson street 1i5 feet east OF the southeast
corner OF robertson and Mellon streets: thence
south degrees west 40 - feet to an allcy thence
win SAID alley north SO degrees 80 minutes east
=, II icct To point on same; thence north de-
grces cast liS.l6 feet to Robertson; thence with
kooertson street nortc IS degrees west 25 feet to
the place OF beginning. w
TEXANS OF SALE-Cash rs to the costs of sale
lncluding trustees commission OF legal ner
cehtnm and the sum or 1888 and as to the ann
OF S%Soi, upon credit to become due in
monthly instruments or $27 each, with interest
on Same from the goth day OF May, 1880, and bal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
STAGE GLINTS.

Bettina Gerard has signed with ga
Texas Steer"
William Lee has signed with "Tho
Girl [ Left Behind Me" company to
play Scarbrow
1t is said that Henry Irving has under
consideration play written by Mrs.
Humphry Ward.
Florida Kingsley will play Grace
Brandon in the revival of "My Part
ner' with Louis Aldrich
E. E. McFadden will play the part of
Lieutenant Edgar Hawksworth in
Charles Frohman's "Thc Girl 1 Left
Behind Nc" company (,vestern)
John FL. Russell has engaged David
Warfield, Bernard Dyllyn, Burt Haver-
ly and James E. Sullivan as the leading
members of his comedians this season.
"The Inventor n farce by T. w.
Mullaly and Mark E. Swan, will be
first produced OH Oct. 10 near Cincin-
natl. 1t is said that it will present an
original scenic novelty.
Harry Lacy will open his season i'll
"Tho Man From tho West on Sept. 80
at Philadelphia. His company includes
Beverly Sitgreavcs, Arthur Elliott, Dore
Davidson and Pcyton Gibbs
Madeline Lucotte Ryley has returned
from Europe. During her stay in Lon
don sho made arrangements with Ar
thur Chudley of the Court thcater for an
early production of ono of her plays.
Vcrnona Jarbeau has decided not to
travel with her own company this sea-
son. She will take special engagements
in New York city. Miss Jarbeau says
that she could not find material for q
new play.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

COMMISSIONERS SALEM PURSUANCE
- OF decree OF the Hastings Court of the civ
OF ROANOKE, Va, entered on the 3lst day of Jnly
1871, IN me chnnccry cause OF +. j. Amwep for
etc. against the Roanoke Academy OF Music ct
as, the Undersigned special commissioners mn
ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF OCT0BER
1894, offer for sale at public auction in front Of
the courthouse In Roanoke city, the FOLLOWING
described property, situated in the city of Roa
noke, Va: "a I'VE"
Isl. Beginning at point on the south side OF
FIRST avenue lalso known as Salem avenuel 1881
feet cast Of Fifth street Park strecU. and nm
ming thence with said avenue south S5 dcyrocs
east Coz feet to the line OF l.. W. Squires' 6rop
crty, thence with the line OF the same sontb X
degrees 10 mimi cs west 1854 feet to Second ave
nue >. W. (korer avcnuc) thence with the same
north IS degrees west 762 feet to point. thence
north degrees east 1G4 feet to the beginning.
(, "a beginning ut point on the sOuth side OF
ohlcm avenue ~ rect and inches west of the
corner OF Lewis street and Salem avenue. thence
south D degrees west 165 feet to Rorer avenue
thcncc north 81 degrees west , feet inches with
horcr avenue TO point, thence north s degrees
east I'D feet to Salem avenue, thence south 81
degrees cast feet inches to the place of be.
ginning. f Va W
There is located upon the above described prop
erty very large and commodons brick bnildinr
known as the Roanoke Academv OF Nusic which
mas bcen lifted up with all OF the ANN rtcuonccs
necessary to conductltheatrical pcrformanccs.snd
Whch mas been in operation for the past two
years: Inc above sale will include the land build
.hgs, improvements, fixtures and appurtenanccs
thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash and a. To
the residue upon a credit OF six, twelve and
cighteen months with interest from day OF sale
anu lor the deferred payments the com missionors
VIII receive the notes OF the purchasers with
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

throat. Tho second piece, which should
be deep enough to fall to the waist, is then
gathered so as to form point in the CEN
ter, cut out over the shoulders, gathered
and pointed similarly at tho back, where
it fastens invisibly. To keep all in place
Frcnchwoman would SOW button on
to the evening dress and secure tho lace to
it. The junction of the two pieces is hid
den by an insertion of jet passementerc
that runs round like II yoke and is crossed
at the shoulders by two semibraces of the
same, ending off back and front with
heavy jet fringe. Ribbon to match ones
belt may be introduced under tho inscr-
ton, and gown available for theatcr
wear or for n small party is thus construct
ed at but little trouble or expense
The sketch shows simple chiffon
blouse, which may be mado with an old
silk bodice as q foundation. The chiffon
Is gathered at the throat and belt and
smartened by the addition of lace about
the neck and on the elbow sleeves
JUDO CuOLLET