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The herald., 1895-12-09
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plished by calling attention TO our noun.
tain resorts; it is the mountain railways
Wnen the meals are In progress but at all
times.
These 4 to s-yesr-old babes are provided
with other food besides the bread and
milk. They have mush OF wheat flakes
with milk and sugar; meat and vegetabi
soup tths meat bsing taken out aftsr it
is cuoKed) with crum bled bread. il they
desire it, as the bread will be on the ia
BILE before them; stewed dried fruit aid
ipe fruit iellles and other delicacieS,
when sent " by the well-wisLers.
Coal has been purchased aud there IL
on hand plenty of wood, some hve or SIX
cords, for heating and cooki ng.
The children have comfortable quarters
and are we'll clothed.
Miss Cleveland is instructed TO inform
the COMMITTEES when she needs anything
for her wards. The committee intend to
see that everything purchased for the
benefit OF the unfortunate ones reaches
them, as well as to suggest the correction
of any errors in the management, at
least as far as they are able. a teacher
IS now employed in the house, who as
sists also in the household duties.
BREvITIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Jardine gave pic.
mic yesterday at DEVILS Gate in honor
OF Miss Purcell OF San Gabriel, who 10
making them a short visit. Misses Shoe.
maker and Dobbins and Messrs. Strange
and Shoemaker we're among the invited
guests.
Seventeen candidates for positions in
the rostoffce, among whom were three
ladies, took the examination yesterday.
Postmaster Wotkyns has asked for extra
help during the holidays. but il is not
certain that he will get it, and as he has
already engaged one man he fears be
may have to pay his salary out OF his
own pocket.
The first granite block cutters in the
city are to be laid in the Improvement Of
Broadway btween Colorado and Green
streets. The foundation will be two
inches or concrete and two inches of
sand.
The pupils OF Wilson school are busy
rehearisn. for an elaborate musical and
literary program to be given at the clos
ing exercise one week from Friday next.
Hotel Green is making extensive prepa
TatiOns for the social entertinmen of Its
guests this season. The billiard room
has been renovated and fitted up anu the
tennis courts newly laid out.
A meeting of the Humane society as
been called for Monday afternoon at
o'clock in b. " Hahn's office.
On Thursday evening union prayer
meetings will be held in sixty different
places in the city
Elk Governor Lionel A. Sheldon has
returned from his trip to San Francisco.
The official board meeting of the Meth
odist church takes place Monday evening.
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SANTA MONICA MATTERS
Numerous Petitions Being CircuIated-Bicy-
cIists in Evidence

CiiStS IN Evidence
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 8.-Petitions
seem to be flying around at rather live.
lv rate. The main ones being for the
erection OF q suitable railroad depot here
by the Southern Pacific and for the
changing of the name of Railroad avenue
to Beach avenue.
The entertainment of the Good Temp.
lars here on Saturday night for the bene-
fit of the orphan home at Vallejo, drew a
I crowded house to witness a unique and
/ excellent occasion which was duly appre'
| ciated
Tonight and tome rrow evening Mrs. ].
G. Stone will speak at the opera house on
the temperance question.
The bicycle racing teams OF the SYRIA
cuse und Stearns companies have arrived
and are quartered at the Jackson, where
they make the welkin ring during inter-
mission between practioing and scorch
ing on the track They will remain until
the middle of May and intend to break
all records on the track during their stay.
They are composed as follows:
Syracuse team-D. g. Shafer. manager,
Chicago; ". W. Hamilton. Denver; f.
PEORIA A. B. Stone, Buffalo,; E.. W.
Swan borough, Chicago; L. Smith, Dem
yer; C. S. Wells and W. A. Terriil San
Francisco.
The Stearns outfit has the following
cracks: H. b. Gleizen, manager, syria.
ouse, N. y; L. H. Kisses. Dayton. o.; J.
NJ. Campbell. Spokane, Wash. n. NJ.
Ran iall. Rochester; f.. L. Snipski. Salt
Laxe; Cbas. A. Duy, Los Angeles, and
NJ. H Berry, Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Ed Spooner and son.
The fire company has selected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: W.
J. Hull, president: G. 3. Dexter, fore
man; A. Myers, first assistant, and W.
/. Barker second assistant foreman; q.
ii. Thomas. secretary: NJ. Ii. Volkman,
treasurer and Daniel kenney, steward.
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MOUNT LOWE
Large Sunday Crowd on the Mountains Prep.
srations for Hanging the Crane

Large Sunday Crowd on the Mountains Prep.
aratlons for Hanging the Crane
ECHO MOUNTAIN. Dec. s.-Immenss
crowds thronRed the corridors Of the
Echo Mountain house and rode for the
first time over the Alpine division today.
The genial Decent Dor sunshine flooding
valley and ocean vas in striking contrast
with tho binding storms and desolats
snow fields Of the blizzard-swept east.
Inspector General j. @. breckenridge
States army were accompanied by Gen.
eral S. q. Rowland, governor of the Sol
diers' home They remained over night
and INDUCED in war "reminiscences with
Professor Lowe who has warm place
in his heart for all veterans Of the army.
The soldiers were so enthu.el over the
Alpine trip that they went over the ro-
many beautiful vista and sublime effect
that hld escaped their notice the first
time.
General Manager X. H. Wade Of
the Santa Fe system and Mrs. Wa Q were
among the most spprsciatvs visitors to.
DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Osborne were on
the mountains and also General @. G.
Allen. another representative OF the
Evening Express.
Aaron Smith. land agent OF the South
ern Pacific, enjoyed the trip with Mrs.
Smith and two brieh children.
d. Il. Hart OF the Na.ick house es-
entire Mount Lowe road.
MI. and Mrs. J. f. Blunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. s. Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
l.. Shaw mado nice party from Santa
Ana. Another pleasant party consisted
OF Mr.. and. Mrs. J. 0 Tabor and Mrs.
Il. Rice OF Argos, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs.
jill. Tabur Of Los Angeles.
The formal o'remony OF Hanging the
Crane" wi he perfurmed at noon on
Saturday. December IA, in the Presence
of members of the Alpine club convened
at Alpine tavern, which will soon be
colonial fireplace made OF native granite,
in which the crane and savory kettle
will be hung, there Will be TWO other
treplaces in the main reception room.
furnishing ample cheer regardless 0f the
We ther without.
n, Among the md names registered a.
note: August Andrews, New York; DR..
Elizabeth Snyder, Philadelphia; MIR. and
Mrs Il. +. Vandervuort, pittsburgh; Jo.
seph Leach, Wheatland, Wis; Mrs. Ola
Blakesee, Mrs. Janette Frisbie st. Johns,
]. NJ. Nelson, Hilllsboro. Texas; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. slaer. Salt Lake; Mr.snd Mrs.
A. INtllSOus We ~ rIoSHoHy
W. J. Nourse Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl Kn lsht.
Charles H.Snields, W. @. Overton. Miss
Beatrice Marshal, San Francisco; Miss
Nellie Landgraff, Saa Diego; Mrs. 0. V.
Searls, MIR. and Mrs. E. N. Lapham,
Chicseo: Henry N. Fisher Boston; G. o.
Taillant Tellao, Like Tahoe; Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Heath, Carpenteria; Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Kernaph han. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L.kose, Miss Maggie Hamilton, W.
&. b. Taylor, pasa ~ "a; Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
=. Bosbyshsll. Adolph ScharH Albert
A. Stroble, MIR. and Mrs. E.O McLaush.
lin. Mrs Scarf W Severance, Miss +.
Holoomb, Los Angeles.
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FOR SALE-THE OWNER HAS OR.
a. dered sale of Ange leno Hell phts prop.
erty ut the following very low prices:
$3.50 TO $500 for lots on Douglass at.
$3.50 to $500 for lots on Edge ware road.
$500 to $500 for lots on Kensington road.
$3.50 to $500 for lots on Elyslan Park ave,
$3.50 for lots on Everett place.
$3.50 for lots on Laguna ave.
Look at this property or call at log s.
Broadway and inspect map.
If s. X. LINDLEY.
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of an incendiary,as evidence of the crime
has been found. The sheriff AID local
officers are making rigid investigation.
No insurance, the policy having expired
Decem Der LIST.
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FOR SALE-$1IOO-LOT SOUTHWEST;
walking distance from city hall. If
you want lot to build on in fashionable
location for little money, here's the op-
portunity; one block from three car
lines; best offer on the market.
JOHN L. PAVKOViCH, 900 W. First
ct. $
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Lots
FOR SALE-GRIDER & DOW.S'
CARNEY TRACT.

Orange and Lemon Land.
400 acres OF tho best orange and lemon
land in Southern California; surround
ed BY lemon and orange groves sheltered
by foothills: no frost. fog, or cold wind !;
semi-tropical fruit and flowers thrive all
winter; spring water piped to each lot
and decided with the land; grand view of
Pasadena and the whols San Gabriel val.
ley: near sohouls. churches ana railway;
only q short drive from Los Angeles; the
nearness TO business center makes this
property desirable for suburban residence,
sni Its value will increase rapidly. Mr..
Hel!man OF the Farmers and Merchants
tsnk has bought 20 acres in this tract,
ard now makes it his home. See this
property and be convinced that we have
better land at lower prices and on more
favorable terms than any in the market.
Fol- maps, views, prices and terms write
or call. Free carriage to sea the tract.
ORDER g. low,
II 139 s. broadway.
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HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
The Fair Association Probably Will Be Re.
0rganized-General Notes

SANTA ANA, Dec. S.-The Orange
Count. Fair associat ton held a meeting
yesterday. The committee on rcorgani-
cation recommended that the old associ-
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FOR SALE-$25O UP--$7 MONTHLY
payments; large lots, beautiful shade
trees, on car line, Il. Eighth at. HIS
COCK, owner, 213 ". First. Is
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LINES OF IRA VEL

eastbound.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado
Is reached in no other way.
CHICAGO L!MITED-DAILY.
Through to Denver, Kansas Ci'y, Chicago, st.
Louis and East.
Leaves 800 pm. Arrives 500 pm.
CHICAGO ExPREss-DAILY
Through to Denver, Kansas City Chicago. st
Louis and East
Leaves7 90 am. Arrives $50 pm.
SAN DIEGO TRAINS.
Leave as 100 am; 5:l5 pm.
Arrive al:l5 pm; 7:l pm.
SAN BERNARDIAO lRAINs%
= pm, "A :45 pm $500 pm
P-Arr.ve $3.50 am, a9:45 am; al:00 pm, as 100
6:O5 pm. d :5u pm.
o-Arrive II am, 7I5 pm
RIVERSIDE AND RED ANDS TRAINS.
P-L ave 700 am, 900 am, 40 AS am; 100
o-keaSs al i 3 am; 5:l5 pm.
P-ArIiye a9:4o am; al 100 pm, 100 pm
6:05 pm, $50 I'm.
O-Arrive II am, 7:l5 pm.
MONROVIA AND INTERMEDIATE.
Arrive = IS am. s:S5 an: ai:o6 pm. IS pm Pm.
$3.50 pm.
PASADENA AND AzUsA TRAINS
Leave 700 am, 900 am. a9:45 am; 80 pm,
Arrvs os P;; am 5 'aasI B Ho l:oo
ANAnElM Nd SANTA ANA TRAINS
Leave = 200 am, 40 200 am; AS pm, 5 rs pm.
Arrive 80 am; al :i5 pm. 20, pm, 7:1o pm.
REDONDO BEACH TRAINS
Leave $3.50 am; $3.50 pm.
Arrive 8 - am; 4 40 pm.
SANTA MONICA AID OCEAN PARK TRAINS
Leave 7:1O am. 1000 am; 4 so pm.
Arrive g :55 am; $40 pm, :35 pm.
PkRRIS AND can JACINTO TRAINS
P-Lesve az 100 am, 90 AS am Gall 100 am
P-Arrive al 100 pm, a6 :05 pm. Gal 700 am.
ELSINOkE MD TEMECULA RAINS.
P-Leave a9 AS AM. GA 100 am
P-Arrve al 100 pm. Gall 90 am.
ESCONDlDO TRAINS
Leave a9 100 am; as pm. Arrive a rs pm.
FALLBKOOR TRAINS
Leave a9 100 am. Arrive At :15 pm.
P-Via Pasadcra O--Via Orange Daily
ex ept sunday. All other trains daily Chi
cago limited will not stop at Downev avenue.
For ra es, sleeping car reservations, ETC., call
on CT address E. MCGEE,
City passenger and ticket agent,
129 North Spring ST. a-d La Grande Station.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
~. 80 ~
CiUL0fs

FOR SALE-CHOfCE LARGE LOTS;
beautiful trees; on electric car line;
homes built on installment plan If de-
sired; special inducements to next party
building. SEQ NILES, Washington ct.
and Ma ,,le ave. 1926
FOR SALE-CHOICE CORNER, 80 FEET
front on Vermont ave. and Twenty
ninth ST., with nice 6 room house, stable,
etc, for $4500 or exchange for vacant
lot. II. VERCH, room so, Temple block.
If
THE HAssON HOME BUILDING CO..
office OPT W. Second st.. tel. $40. will
furnish plans free and build you a house
on installments if you Will furnish lot.
FOR SALE-A FEW MORE OF THOSE
lovely building lots for homes on L.
Ninth ST., IN Hiscock Smiths second
addition prices, 5000 to $3.50; $40 down,
$40 per month. Apply oil tract or to G.
A. SMITH, 213 W. First st. II
FOR SALE-$25 CASH, BALANCE
monthly, large lots Central ave.,
electric line. $50 cash, balance monthly.
new 4-room hard finished house. MEAD
& COHRS, ll6 y. Broadway. Is
FOR SALE - AT A BARGAIN FOR
cash, one of the nnest lots in tho
Urmston tract, on Clinton ave. slightly
improved; 1-room house. etc. Address
OWNER, p. o. box 800, city. 1919
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Eckstrom does the wall paper busin ofth
city. He has large stock. good taste and 80
rect prices
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FOR SALE-$450O WILL BUY MODERN
10.room residence. Apply on the
premises, 1922 s. Grand avenue, or to
OWNER, room IS Temple blk. 1928
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Business Property

FOR SAFE
First-class Spring st. property that
now rents for enough to pay Is per cent
per annum on the investment required.
COYNE s. CO., 2 l.. A. Theater bldg. ii
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First Trip From Los Angeles,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895

The most com plete, mc%ern, elegantly
equipped and peri city arranged Vestibule1
TT nscontinen al Train i'll America. New
equipn enI, especially DESIGNED and built Tor
this service
Direct connections in New Orleans for an
Eastern points. Quick time.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES-
$65O0-N ew dwelling, No. $40 W. Bea-
con st.
$45O0-Hotel and furniture, IL rooms.
$300O-8 room house, No. Ga, Pasadena
ave.
S25U0--S.room house, No. 124 s. He'll
man st.
$l6Oo-5-room house, No. 26l1 Pensnsyl-
vania ave.
SlvOO-5.room house. No. 1914 Victoria
et.
$500 -5.room cottage.
Houses on the installmont plan, all
prices.
S400-Lot on Workman st.
$550-Lot ON Washin ton ct.
ALLISON BA RLOW,
If 1913 s. Broadway,
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FOR SALE - Al A SACRIFICE;
house OF 8 rooms. nsll bath, hot and
cold water, lawn, cement walks. etc., on
Second st.. Boyle Heights: price, S2450.
for few days; worth $4,000. L. A.
HUTCHINSON, 2l3 W. First ST, 1.2.6
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FOR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL NEW
S-room modern cottage, AL W. Tween
ty-second st., built by day labor. for sale
cheap by owner on installments. In
quire by letter, j. H. SEEK, 500 s. Hill
vt. II
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AND
RENTAL AGENCY.
Houses and Lots.
l.room cottage OIL Burlington ave., in
ntallment. $3.50.
Nice 4room cottage on Amey st., lot
\0x110, 5000.
Nice 4 room cottage on Freeman, lot
B0xl30. $1,000.
Modern Groom house on belong ST.,
lot 50x1. D, $1,000.
Modern broom cottage on W. Second
st., $3.50.
Modern Groom house. cor. Vermont and
Bryant, lot 100x11S. $2500.
Modern Groom house on McClinton,
lot 60xlS5, $500
Modern 5.room cottage ON Washington.
lot 78xl39, $500.
Fine 6-room house on Maple ave., BOX
$50. $500.
Fine S-room house on Pearl, modern,
close in, $1,000.
HENRY WILLARD, Manager.
8 242IS s. Broadway.
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NICE 4.ROOM HOUSE, LARGE BARN,
fenced, etc., near Twelfth and Cen
trail ayes. $3.50 cash, balance like rent;
price $1,000. BEN WHITE, 22l W. First
street.
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FOR SALE. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING
to buy. sell or exchange, you will lind
that 1t pays to advertise In The Herald
want columns. The popularity OF these
small advertisements ana The Herald's
large and rapidly increasing circulation
insure results.
$3.50 WILL PAY FOR A PROSPECTIVE
business lot on Angeleno Heights.
50x200 feet, fronting electric car line; 10
minutes from Spring st. S. X. LIND.
LEY, l06 s. Broadway. ii
2SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICK FOR
cash 60 to BENWHITE, 221 w. First
street. o
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FOR SALE-SNAr-AN ELEGANT TO-
room house n bolck from Washing
ton street in southwest part of the city.
House is new; Just built, all M odern i'm
provements; lot 50xl50; price $3.50, $3.50
cash balance on time. L. L. PARSONS,
room /, $50 W. First ST.. tt
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DON'T PAY RENT. BUY A HOME.
Ben White has hundreds of bargains
in city and country Office 221 W. First
street. o
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FOR SALE-ELEGANT MODERN NEW
Groom cottags home, with all uonve.
niences. Call 325 Cornwall st. 8
$50 CASH; BALANCE LIKE RENT; 4
rooms. lot 50xl5O, prize $3.50. BEN
WHITE, 22l W. Fifth st.
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH, Pomona, Cal.
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FOR So I.E-ONLY $1,000; S-ROOM MOD
ern house, large barn, cement walks.
street paved and severed, south 81 &c on
electric car line. Room 10, l39 n. Spring
street. If
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SANTA CATALINA STAND
Connecting with Wilmington transportation
COmpany's Dream excursion Gamers:
Leave Arcade depot 9:l5 a. m. Tuesday and
Friday and arrive from LIS am. Wednes-
day and Saturday.
Genei al Passenger Office, 229 8. Spring st.
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WOLFSKILL' TRACT, 8 BLOCKS
from this Office; nice latest modern
improved S-room house. rented steady at
$25 month worth $500; price only $21O0,
part casa. BEN WHITE, 22l W.First st. 8
FOR SALE-9-ROOM HOUSE, 25Os s.
Flower st., near Adams: nearly new;
all modern improvements; beautiful.
choice location; cheap; easy terms. APP
ply to OWNER, adjoining premises. II
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FOR SALE-lO ACRE ORANGE RANCH
at Duarte, the blue ribbon orange
section; 10 shares of stock in the best
water company in Southern California.
Apply to A. STEVENS HALSTEAD
room III Bryson blk.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
RETURN TO CHALLIEs.

''The new challies that 1 have seen ar
the manufacturers are very charming
Some are patterned like silk, with
great bouquets, but there are others
that are barred with little vines be-
tween stripes, and other plain ones
again III dim and sparkling, jewel tones.
combine them with lace, ribbon al
velvet in contrasting shades. One
gown that 1 have in my mind will he
in old blue, with a Greek border in
gold thread, embroidered by hand, at
the skirt bottom.
YES said madame, as she closed
the door on all the wonderful things
so soon to be borne to New York,
remember that challies, winter chaf-
lies are to be revived"
NINA FITCH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18

the flowers in a different sort, of gilt
! with silver and copper trimmings, or,
perhaps, of pure gold with the bios
SONS superbly enameled.
More useful and less expensive belt
buckles in favor are of heavy gold
wire twisted in curious swirl designs,
and that loop over each other in fast
enlng; and all of them madame-Who
is a power in New York-declares she
will make fashionable with house
gowns themselves.
NEW HOUSE GOWNS.
Figure /, which is a Felix design. in
tended for polite mourning, is of black
novelty crepe, with front of white
silk null and plated shoulder epaulets
of heavy white silk.
Killed surah in a tender pinkish gray,
the old-fashioned surah we have known
of Figure 2. Black ribbon velvet
braces the shoulders becomingly, and
I extends down the skirt, ending in big
| Hy-aWay bows near the bottom
The lace, which is a shoulder cape
and peplum, is put on to give width to
a too slight figure, is imitation Irish
point.
Plain art-green challie, of weblike
| hneness and a tone as dim as the
! mllky-green enameling seen sometimes
in old Venetian jewelry, composes Fig
| ure 3. The costume is in three pieces,
| Sklrt ana under blouse of the challie
and an overblouse of heavy white silk
| embroidered with black and gold in a
! rich Russian design. The dark edge
that outlines the upper portion of this
is a black velvet, cut to follow the lines
of the blouse.
AUTUMN COLORS AND STUFFS.
Pompadour challie in old pinks and
browns and blue liberty satin showing
pink reflections are the main features
The foWery gown, which is of the
challie, has an overblouse in ecru
guipure, and the liberty satin, shown
in the blouse, is ornamented by a stole
collar of white organdie and yellow
lace.
The plain portion of the Powered
bodice is dull-green silk, the collar
dark-red velvet.
Apropos of these toilets, their cuts,
textiles and decorations, madame, who
was mothering them, said:
You see the only new material here
is the black crepe, which is in reality
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18

| modes gave valuable suggestions for
! early-autumn house gowns and show
/ ed by way of illustration an adorable
| frock she has just imported for a New
| Orleans belle.
| The gown was a Doucet CONNECTION
/ in ivory-tinted bareye, trimmed with
| dull-gilt braid, and to be worn with an
enormous fichu of Oriental gauze The
! fichu was unfigured and trimmed COM
| pletely round with a kilt plating of the
same; it had very low scarf ends. wide
ly rounded at the bottom, that were
to be worn either slipped under the
belt or tied round the waist in a big
bow at the back.
AS for the gown itself, it was cut en-
princess, slightly trained, and lined
throughout with soft silk, with the
neck Just square enough to show those
adorable curves at the sides and back
of young threats.
The stuff Of the bodice, which was
very snort in the waist, neceSSitating
wearing the belt high, was stretched
over the bust without wrinkle, the
corsage fastening in the back; sleeves,
round puffs, barely covering six inches
CT the arm, which, however, when oc-
casion demanded, could be entirely hid
den capewiSe by the voluminous fichu.
One thing to be remembered-the gilt
braid mentioned, and which was an
,,rch in width, was used only in the
way of a facing. A single row, sewed
fat at the inside of the skirt, the neck
and sleeve bottoms, showed at these
points in a mere hair-like line.
FOR EVENING TOILETS.
Square necks it seems are suppressed
ing round cuts in Paris for dreSsy
house and evening wear.
But they are by no means deeply
decollete, and the modest little square
worn by Juliet in her balcony is con-
sidered the most becoming limit.
Belts, too, are much worn, wider
than formerly, and made of a glisten-
ing gilt braid and of silk heavily en-
broidered with gold and with great
buckles fashioned like wreaths.
Indeed, wreath jewelry is the very
latest fad; and besides the buckles
there are wreath brooches, wreath
fastenings to bracelets and wreath hat
pins. They are made of metal, with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
CURL YOUR FEATHERS.
Defy the Dampness of Seashore
Days and Mountain Devs.

Defy the Dampness of Seashore
Days and Mountain Dews.
There are few things that give a hat
a more rumpied and shabby appear
ance than an ostrich feather limp and
detected, looking almost as forlorn as
when it and its fellows arrived here
fresh from oStrichland. Any one see
ing an ostrich feather then would
think it only fit for the ragbag, but a
series of brisk scrubbings in warm
soapsuds on a washboard, judicious
patching together and elimination of
ragged places where Sir Ostrich has
preened himself too vigorously, curl
ing and combing, soon make of the
ostrich feather thing of beauty and
joy forever-until it gets wet-when
the process of regeneration again be-
comes necessary.
If taken to my lady milliner or the
less pretentious feather renovator ev-
cry time this duty becomes impera-
tive, the ostrich plume becomes meta
morphosed into something of an ele-
plant to one who bears not Fortu-
natus' purse; but the restorative proc
ess is so simple, when one knows how,
that every woman can readily become
her own feather artist"
Have a teakettle full of boiling wa
ter; shake the feather vigorously
through the escaping steam, taking
care that it does not get too damp.
This livens up the plume and restores
brilliancy if it has become dull and
dusty. Next take a silver fruit knife,
and, beginning with the feathers near
est the quill, take small bunch be-
tween the thumb and forefinger and
draw gently over the blade of the
knife until they curl as closely as de-
sired. Follow this process up each
side of the tip; then take very coarse
comb, comb out carefully, and you
have your plume as good as ever.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18

only a spotted barege crinkled some-
what like crepon. AS yet Doucet is the
only one to make barege gowns, but
l., and madame swelled like the inn
portant frog in the fable, 81 shall make
challie fashionable for autumn and
winter h011ca