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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,

e. Peop1e's Home Savings Bank De-
eS~I posttors-Notl,e is hereby gwen that at a
meeting Of depOsitors of the Peoples Home Saw
ings Bank, held on November 8, 1894 the report
OF the committee of depcsitors, accepting the
offer OF the California safe Deposit and Trust
Company, IN the matter OF the collection OF their
depos its was unanimously adopted. All depos l.
requested to call Immediately at room ] /
safe Deposit Building. 1928 Montgomery ST. be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ aud 3 p. M and
also evenings from 1870 TO O'Clock for full in.
formation as TO plan adopted.
BRING WITH YOU YOUR PASSBOOKS
Depositors at a distance obtain full informa-
ton by addressing CALIFORNIA SAFE DE-
POSIT AND RUST COMPANY, 1923 Montgom.
cry ST., San Francisco.
Dated November 10, A d. 1894.
BY order of the committee.
ii. d. PIKE, Secretary.
COMMITTEE.
II. W. HUTTON. 7l9 HYDE ST.
II. D. PIX, 405 urk St
I. II. MCCARTHY. 317 hyde st.
THOMAS MAH0NEY. 4lq Mfnna It
A. Il. FRACE. TAI Market ST
e +. KENDALL. 800 Gerry ST.
WILLIAM HARMS Al Turk ST
T. s. WILLIAMS JR , 237 Bush St
BENJAMIN LUCY, l Wisconsin az
a. L. CASAVAW. 20 De Boom ST.
NICHOLAS MORCOM, 1T Jones ST
NJ. +. MAboNEY, 995 Market st uo11 r.
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= ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
" general homework and cooking Call OF ad-
dress Prescott House, cor. hearny and Montgom-
cry ave- noII 2T<
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EP King Sol mons LO tge No. q
ss>S $50. (. and A. M-Called meeting "a
MONDAY, Nov. u, 1894, at 80 P. NJ, at y u
the Masonic Temple, cor Post and Mont "
gomery SIS. TO attend the funeral of our deceased
brother, GEORGE W TINDAL. by order OF the
w NJ lno11 2tl HARRY BAEHR, Secretary.
H. political CIR we Var s.''-Mass-
aT~S meeting at Metropolitan Temple. Suuda Y,
November II. at 3 O'Clock p. NJ Address by Rev
j. z. A. Henry. Good music. Patriotic people
welcome. nOl0 2t*
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YOU'VE LADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE,
1 keeper. Call room II. 604 OFarrelI st, cor
LeavenWorth. nolI 2ts
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( tOMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW
more engagements ladies' aud children's
clothing. 81 25. MISS O'CONNOR. 724 Franklin
street. noil 2tt
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ES Dr. cbbins Lectures Tonight on
es~S ''The DrunSard's Fate; Mrs HoYeu and
1askey give tests; SICK healed 25e-tiekets given
for developing circles Washington Hall, 55La
Eddy st: loo:
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( 'OOK-AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS STU
alton in frstclass family. city country; I'M
derstands catering and is strictly reliable. Adj
dress Cook, box 95. Call Branch. noll 3t*
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NTnLINER WANTS POSITION AS FIRST
w class maker trimmer Address Lynch
St. off Leavenwortb. near Pacific. noll Us
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r. Young Mer's Christian Associa
Es~S tion Hiding Mason and Ellis stS Special
day of prayer service this Sunday at 80 a. NJ
in the Covenant Eoom: and at p. NJ. in the lee
ture hail. to be addressed by Rev. w. p. RAIDER OF
Oakland. AlIyoung men welcome; special music {;
Interesting services.
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SITUA1I0N WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
- cook; thoroughly experienced. hOu est and re-
lab e: best city reference Gail 607 Twenty first
J near MISSION ST. noll Its
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RICH IN EXPEDIENTS.
Mrs. JOnes-Tne gas collector called
again last night aud said if you did not pay
the last quarters gas they would cut it off
tomorrow.
Mr.. Jones-Lat 'em.
Mrs. J0nes-But what will we do?
Mr.. Joues-Put in electric lights.
Mrs. Jones-But in time the bills for
them will come IN.
Mr.. Jones-Oh, well. by that time some
thing else will he jnvpn'Pd
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DRESSMAKER LATE ARRIVAL; FIRST
- class; wants work at home or in families
sos Cough st. nOll 2t*
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u EFINED YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSI-
il ton companion. Address Companion box
SO, Call Branch. noll .tx
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

e. DR.. Rin-es' Spiritual Me ting
Es~S S0S12 Market St, Sunday, and P. ~
Circle ana platform tests. Mines. Dunham
Seeiy, Lead, Fnfcan, Bird, Henderson. Fix.
- Professor Fred Bell, Iiberalist
o. lecturer. Metropolitan Temple, gives way
for the musical phenomenon, Blind Tom. this
evening. Next Sunday night he wII lecture ana
sing usual subject: The Wills, the WontS
and the CaHtss'
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- ITU ALTON WANTED BY a COMPETENT
woman to do cooking or general heusework
Address q. o., box 120, Call Branch once.
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ErP Theos oph iCal SOciety-tree Pub ic
E>S lectures every sunday evening at 7:i5 at
800 Post ST. Tonight Adopts" by DR.. Allen
Griffiths.
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YOUNG LADY OF REFINI MENT WOULD
like any employment. Address Refined, box
l39. Gail Branch ONCE. nOlI u
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MIDDLE-AGkD WOMAN WISHES A POSI-
WI ton to take full charge OF a widOwers family
where there are children: city or country; good
references. Call A47 Fifth st
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re- Trinity Gu" oh, Cor GnuSh aad
IT, Bush StS.-Rey. Geo. Edward Walk rector.
(Twenty-ffth sunday after Trinity. sunday
school at $3.50 O'CLOCK. Rector's Bible class at
10 A. NJ. Morning prayer and sermon at Il O'Clock:
evening prayer aud sermon by the rector
at 7;45 O'Clock. The following music will be
rendered: "Veuite" double chant, Royce; "Ie
Deum' in fat, StaiDer; "Benedictus'' in ID,
Stauer; "Kyrie." plain chant. Anon: Ffertory
"On Thee Each Living Soul awaits (trio) hay On !;
organ poStIude, selected.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

#S Mission Lode No. 100. +.
w. and A. M.-OfhceTs and members 81
are hereby notified TO attend the funeral x y
of our late Brother. EDWARD c. MC-TI\
ALEER. Old 4 Sunday, at the hall OF
this lodge, Sixteenth and Valencia SITS, at !
O'Clock P. NJ. by order OF the W. 81.
G D. BUNKER, Secretary.
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u OMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES SITUA-
w tion as housekeeper in widower's family; no
triferS. Address 4. c box 1873, Call Branch.
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ERMAN WOMAN WANTS HOUSEwORK
street. NON 9t.
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II OMAN WITH CHILD WANTS WORK IN
y city or country; no objection TO a boarding.
house; is good cook. Call or address SAT Mis-
sion ST. nO!l 3r*
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l1e FULTON, Mr.. POLK-LARGE FRONT
" furnished room. with without house
keening. -
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I ADY FROM MAINE WISHES POSITION AS
- housekeeper. Call ] IL Eddy at I'm 3 II "a
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COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND
or honsework by the day; references Call
address 1917 Scott ST., near Ellis, noll 3U+
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IL DIRK WANTED BY THE DAY BY RELIA-
~ bic woman; washing ironing and house-ciean.
ing. CAN or address 1880 Folsom ST.. near Four
teenth no11 2ts
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Y DUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
L day. Call or address 1884 Folsom stnoll o.
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| OK LARKIN - SMALL S JIMMY FRONT
! 90 room: gas; bath; closets; private house;
suitable adY or gent; use Of narInr: raasnnahIa .
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ERMAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
> working housekeeDer: is a good cook: is also
experienced nurse Address A. A, 53S Fifteenth
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1OI EDDY-sINGLE ROOM, So PER MONTH.
IL dinner optional; elegant house; fine neigh
borhood noI1 1t*
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4 'OOK-P9SITION WANTED BY A FIRST
\ class sober man in hotel, club restaurant:
city OF country address II. G., box 152, Call
Branch Office. no9 3t*
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MEAT kNGdSH WOMAN WISHES STEADY
~ work In clean restaurant: is fair COOK: or
work by the day washing or cleaning. Call 1899
Market ST. noll 3t&
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77Sn HARRISON FINELY FURNISHED
A2 rooms; sunny; bath: 81 up or 81 per
week. nolI Zt*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

- " IN In A-A>s
NUMBER OF YOUNG IRISH, sea NDINA-
~ Wan and German housework girls want work
For particulars address or telephone To MISS
PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer ST., near fowell. hol1 Il
WAITING SITUA1Io NS-4 YOUNG SCAN
y dinavian second girls with good references.
want WORK In CITY or country. For particulars ad-
dress MISS PLUAKETT. 4Z4 Suffer ST noll II
T AIDES w SHING TO EMPLOY SERVANTS
~ can be supplied by leaving their ORDERS where
+. CROSETT d CO.. 3l2 utter ST. nolO 7t
TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
II aIities. apply NINE LEoPoLDs Employment
Office. 957 and 96l Market: open evenings. ly22 tt
sTTHE SWEDISH EMPLOY MEM BUREAU,
y number of house girls and COOKS awaiting
situations. 332 Geary ST.; telephone 9s3 nos If
DRLIABLE WIDOW WANTS A SITUATION
Ii as cook and housekeeper; understands Jewish
cooking; or would do bOusework: city or coun-
try Call or address MRS. 4. L., Fruityale sta
ton; no postals. no11 3t-
ADY WOULD LIKE TO LEARN DRESsMAK-
~ ing. cutting and fitting: is willing to pay Call
SO Erie ST.. bet. Howard and Missi N. Do1i 3ts
cITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
- girl as second girl; good references. Call or
address l. s Young woman's Christian Associa-
ton. l22l o,Farrell st. noll BIS
NEAT ENGLiSH WOMAN WISHES STEADY
~ work in a clean restaurants is fair COOK; or
work by the day washing or cleaning. Call 1899
Market ST. nolI Sta
i, OMAN WITH CHILD WANTS WORK IN
y city or country; no objection TO a boarding
house; is good cook. Call or address SAT Mis-
sion ST. nO!l 3t*
{ 'OMPETENF WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND
or housework by the day; references. Call or
address 1917 Scott St. near Ellis. noll SIS
II DIRK WANTED BY THE DAY BY RELIA-
~ bic woman; washing ironing and house-ciean
ing. Call or address 1880 Folsom ST.. near Four
teonth. no1l 2ts
I ADY FROM MAINE WISHES POSITION AS
- housekeeper. Call III Eddy ST.. rm 5. IL Sta
GERMAN WOMAN WANTS HOUsEwORK
street. nol1 81.
'OOK-AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS STU
alton In first class family, city country;
derstands catering and is strictly reliable Adj
dress Cook. box IS. Call Branch. noll 3ts
OMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW
more engagements; ladies' aud children's
clothing. 81 25. MISS O'CONNOR. TIA Franklin
street. noil 3t*
W ANTED-BY COMPETENT WOMAN WORK
W as cook or iaundress IN hotel boarding
house; city or country. Call or address 10lS
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DRESSMAhER A FlRST-CLASS DRESS.
u maker perfect filter. wishes engagements in
families: 81 70 per day OF viii take work at
home. Address b., 9lO1z Harrison ST.
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! TI1 HOWARD, COR. THIRD-FINEIY FUR
| t't niShed, sunny suites, and single and tran
|
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90 GROVE FINISHED SUNNY FRONT
20 room; rent 81.
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: LARGE. BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, ALMOST
y new: will cell at third former price. j.
DENYING COMPANY, second floor, Flood build
ing. no4 II
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72H HARRISON ST,-DOUBLE AND SINGLE
OO furnished front rooms; 81 and So 5
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| 7l1 VALLEJO-LARGE. SUNNY, NEWLY
| 4 " papered. furnished rooms for two or three
| gents. noIl II
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COMPETENT YOUNG MAN WHO is FIRST
y class book eeper and lumber man wants stu
alton Address l.. NJ. box 100 Can Branch = 5t<
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TT 4 VAN NESS AVE-TWO SUNNY FRONT
4 furnished rooms not and cold water So
and So ots
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PERSONALS.

t. DOUGLASS. NJ D., FORMERLY 765 MAR
- ket st.-Call at lH7 Montgomery st 3 days.
nol1 2t$ Or AGNES WINZEIE
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Re- Pivmo. Con-reg tipuaI Church,
kS-S Post St, bet. buchanan and Nebster-EeF.
w. ID. Williams. DID, pastor. Residence, l -
Post ST. elephoGe 1853 Preaching at II
A. NJ and 1880 p NJ. Sunday schools at 3; 50 A; NJ
and 1890 p. NJ. Professor LlcYd's Bible class
at noon Christian Endeavor at $50 z. NJ Fray
er-meetfng, Wednesdays. 1880 p. N. Morning SER
mon, The Secular and the Sacred Evening
sermon. The New Atmosphere, or the l Sc ana
Abuse OF Party Politics" GOOD singing. Stran-
gers invited.
e%9 Firs Cong reg tiouaI Churr n, Cor
w. Post and Mason sJs.-key' c: o; Brown;
O'clock Theme. "tiod With Us" In the evening
at z 80 O'Clock. Theme. zine Young Man and
His Friend" Sunday school in Iecture-room i'm
medfately after morning service. Mrs. Cocper's
Bible class in auditorium. hr. kimbalPs Bible
class in study. Young People S'Endeavor meeting
at $50 p NJ Weekly prayer meeting W ednes-
day 1880 P. NJ All cordially invited. especially
strangers in the city.
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OT)e ELLIS-SUNNY 'FRONT.' BAY-WINDOW
CZO room; hot and cold water no11 sta
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC

- L Chilly USED PIANOS AT UNPRECE-
= denied prices this week: uprights SIS. SI0n,
$l97 50 aud grand bargain at $3.50 worth
double; beautiful Case fine tone; also 100 SPLEEN
did new pianos to select from; prices and
terms will suit yOu. ia f J. - WING COMPANY,
MareroOmS second floor Elond huiIdlng noll II
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Go SUNNY FRONT ROOM. 23O3s FULTON
20. ST.. near Van less ave- noI1 ATS
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STEADY YOUNG MAN (AMERICAN) WITH
- good references wishes job around private
place: thoroughly understands horses. etc. Adj
dress A. L. TEMPLE, Empire House, $50 Com
mereial ST. no9 5tH
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NUMBER OF YOUNG IRISH, SC8NDlNA-
~ Wan and German housework girls want work.
For particulars address telephone To MISS
PLUNKETT, 424 Suffer ST., near foweLs holl II
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9TH LARKIN sT.-SUNNY FRONT ROOMS,
OIL : from IS up. noII 2tS
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CHAs E. NAYLOR, MFGRS' ACT IS MONTY
4 70 standard Typewriters and supplies: Mimeo-
srapb goods; instsIIaent terms; rents repsiiA
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Snl JESSE E-A SUITE OF NICE SUNNY
Jul front furnished rooms. noll 2t%
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSE.
work from Is to II years: small family:
sleep at home. POI Nineteenth So. nolI 3tf
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HOUSES TO LET.

! Coz SUNNY 2-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS
| SN-D. and bath: 2Ol2 6eary St Apply g. II.
UMBSEN IL CO., IL Montgomery So. l
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S,ITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
- girl as second girl; good references. Call or
address L. s, Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton 1921 O'FarrelI st. noll 81.
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GAO MONTGOMERY - LARGE FURNISHED
OOA rooms, 81 SO TO 81 So per week. So to SO
per month. nos 5t&
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ROUSES WANTED.
BOARDING WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS. CON
yenient for housekeeping for 5 adults; within
walking distance OF Market ST. Address X box
81. Gail Branch Office. no9 Ats
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GO ROOMS, I4l SIMPLIFY house NEW.
DO. 1925 rooms, 60 Natoma. nolI 5tE
1922 HOWARD A NICE UNFINISHED
1AoO rooms. nOll 3tR
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"A EBER PIANO, GOOD AS NEW, TO BE SOLD
" this week for what 1t will bring Room II
Flood building. nolI IT
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HOUSEKEEPING RooMs-CoNrINUED

&c SUNNY UNFINISHED OUSEKEEP-
". ing rooms. Is DeviSadero ST, HalSnt-st.
cars nos Ats
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Oh LARKIN~SUNNY FURNISHED ROOy
QUIZ or persons. IS.
zoo slXTH-3 GO GOD LARGK UNFURNISEED
CAC rooms; cellar; cheap. noll ats
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| Sce FOLSOM-SUNNY DOUBLE AND SIN
! OOO gle; furnished; bath, gas; cheap. noll If
| 100 GEARY-PLEASANT, D FABLE
80 rooms; sunny; single and double; very rea-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06

velvets There is no limit to tho possibili-
tics of thin stuifs this year since ruflcs,
pulls, ribbons and lace arc tho accepted
trimmings and allow of thousand differ
ent arrangements and combinations Black
or white lace beading sowcd on in bands
forms pretty decoration for musins and
may be left plain or threaded with baby
ribbon matching tho color of the goods
Lightweight wool crcpons are shown in
delicate shades, which arc almost as cool
as cotton goods and arc moro scrviceablo
for seaside wear, as dampncss does not af-
feet them.
But we arc supposed to discuss what Is
ms we'll as what ought to be worn, and al
though the thin materials just mentioned
arc In vogue heavier ones arc also fashion
able. Those women who wore skating cos
tunes opon Mt tho throat during the win
tor will probably BIO the ones to appear
now In thick silks and standing collars in
spite OF tho fact that the mercury has taken
excelsior for Its motto.
An Illustration Is given of costume of
two shades of satin. The plan skirt is of
myrtle green satin, and the round bodice
of tho same shade is covered with lace, ms
is tho lower part Of tho tight green satin
slooves. The slceve puffs and folded belt
arc of almond colorcd satin, and tho ac-
Gordon plated satin collar, forming four
points, Is of the Same color and is border
Cd with marabout. JUDO CHOLLET.
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German Baptist Annual meet,nc

THE annual meeting of the German
Baptist Brethren will be held at Meyers
dale, Pa, on the Pittsburg division OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, com
mencing May "a. 1894.
For this occasion the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company will sell cxcur.
sion tickets to Meyersdale and return
from all stations on its system of lines
at rate of one frst-class faro for the
round trip. From points east of and
including Pittsbnrg and Wheeling the
tlckets will be sold from May 22nd to
18th inclusive, and will be valid for re-
turn passage within thirty days from
date OF sale.
From points west Of Pittsburg and
Wheeling the tickets will be sold from
May 2lst to Goth inclusive, and will be
valid for return passage within thirty
days from date of sale.
For time of trains, etc, address the
nearest agent OF tho b & O. L. r. Co..
or 0. P. mccarthy, gem pass. agent b.
~ 0. S. w. R'y, s.. Louis, Mo-; r. S
Allen, asst genl pass agent, Is. g. O.
e. r., Chicago. Ills; e D. Smith, div.
pass. agent, B. & o. r. R., Pittsburg.
Pa, or B. Il. Bond, div. pass. agent,
B. g. o. r R., Baltimore, Md. Chas.
o. Scull, gen'l pass. agent, b. g. OR.
r., Baltimore, Md.
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SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMIssIoNkRs SALES,

A LEXANDER THOMAS, ASSIGNEE, VS.. THE
ABristol Iron and steel Company, and the other
causes heard Herewith Pursuant to decree en-
tered In the above styled causes by the corpora.
Der, 1893. wc,the undersigned special commossion-
ers, will ON THURSDAY, THE 2sTu OF JUNE,
1894, AT 2 O'CLOCK p. m. on the premises In
the city of Bristol, Virginia, expose to sale at
plant, the tract of land upon which the eamc is
situated. and all the buildings and appurtcnances
thereon contained, likewise all the iron ore. fuel,
sand, limestone, laboratory materials, tools. ap.
plianccs and all the personal property of what
the Bristol Iron and Steel Company. The plant
is a mammoth one. being well constructed, and
ono of the best situated blast furnaces in the
whole country.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash TO pay of
amounts owing by the receiver in said causes,
and an additional sum of $500 the residue OF
the purchase money in three equal credit install
mcnts, at nine, fifteen, aud twentyonc months
ing interest from the day of sale. the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved personal
security thereof, title to said property to be re-
taincd until the full purchase money is paid and
conveyance directed by the court.
Given under our hands this the 18th day of
April: 1891;
II, G. PETERS,
EDWARD ". ROBERTSON, p'''A' 'A'''
/, Arthur Roberts, clerk of the corporation
court for The city OF Radford, Va do certify that
ii. G. Peters, X. NJ. Page and F. w. Robertson,
three of the special commissioners appointed by
decree entered in the abovc-stylcd causes, have
entered into and acknowledged scpcratc bonds
ity, in my office, as required by said decree.
Done in the corporation court clerks Office for
the city of lSadrord, April "a 1884,
426tu ARTHUR ROBERTS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-06
LINENS ARE IN FORCE.
To Look Cool IL Half tho Battle In Hot
Weather.


To Look Cool IL Half tho Battle In Hot
Weather..
Fashions aro not an inspiring thcmc In
tho heat Of summon. Theoretically they
arc always equally important, but practi-
cally tho interest in them diminishcs dur.
ing tho time when clothing, except of tho
most primitive sort, seems n burden
There arc women heroic enough to lace
tightly and wear velvet and fur during
tho warm season, but their days arc evil.
If not fcw-ovil days seldom do seem few
in numbcr-and the effect Is not plcasin.
enough to mako 1t worth tho suffcrin.-
TO look cool Is half tho battle I'm hot
weather, and that requires thin, loose gar
mcntS.
Linens appear In forcc this season. \
plain heavy weave is shown in colors guar
antccd fast, tan, blue of various shades.
green, roso and red. This makes ideal
blazer costumes alone or used as trimming
for white linen duck. Cotton duck suits
arc seen In still greater variety of tints.
black and navy blue, with hair stripes of
white, boing particularly neat. A thin
lawn blouse may be worn under the blazer
OF snug, bright colorcd vest, which is
loss cool, but smarter. With nowercd dim
lily for house and country gowns and
china or thin glaco silks or gronadinc for
moro elaborate toilets the fashionable
summer wardrobe may be amply furnish
cd without the hid of alright satins and