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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-04-26
Argument Lists.

List of causes set down fOr argument al
argument court. Monday. May 9th. 1895:
Fear ". Clark.
Mcdonald ". Hofecker.
Merchants NaJiOnat Bank ". Lilly
Banking Company.
Edison General Electric Company ".
Cr,.SS well.
Vincent Barstow II Co. vs. CresSweIl
Phoenix Brewing Co. vs. +. K. r Co.
Noel ". GeJtingS ct al.
Sandford'S use v. Powell ct al.
Radcliffe ". SheTrO.
In re road in Readc township.
Thomas ". Feathers ct al.
CauIel ". BerkeUle.
Jones ". City of JOhnStOwn.
Morgan v. Morgan ct al.
In re- exceptions to sale OF property of
Aaron limerick.
McCunaughy V. StTayeT ct al.
Same ". same.
In re- rule on +. NJ. Strayer.
In re exceptions to auditors report in
sales Of estate of Mrs. Jno. Leap.
In re- rule on Alfred Ashton, Esq.
City Of JOhuSIOwn IS Witt.
Harris v. EnglebaUgh.
Tearl vS. Harsh berger.
Excelsior Il. X l.. Association ". Ken
ncdy.
In re petition E. James ct al. vs.. City OF
JOhnStOwn.
Sanford vs. Auman ct al.
CrcSswelI ". Fowler N Umburn 1T al.
JohnStown. +. K. K. 60. V. Johns town
:. l.. T. Co.
In re exceptions to account in assigned
estate +. T. SCHOOL,.
Ferguson ". Davis.
In re private road in Reade tow nShip.
IIySOng ct al. vs.. School district of Gal
litZiu borough.
Evans ". Williams ct al.
Hin ". Mich et al.
Lamb V. Beulah Ch. Dale borough.
j. y. DARBY,
Prothonotary.
The following cases will be presented
for argument at argument court, Monday
May 9TH. 1895:
In re exceptions to partial account of
John i. GrOOme, executor of Margaret
GleaSon, late of Portage borough, deceaS-
ed.
In re rule to show cauSe why attachment
should not issue against Isaac Il. BOwSrT.
administrator, of Jonathan Eckels, de-
ceased.
DANIEL. A. MCGOUGH.
Clerk O. c.
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Washable Materials for Ladies' sum-


washable Materials Tor Ladies' sum-
Goods.
New grass linens and ecTu linen baStiSteS
have color introduced in dasheS. bars and
stripes. or else they are quite plain. Heav-
ier smooth linens come in a variety of
shades such aS light blue. navy, pink.
green aud yellowiSh brown. Among the
new cotton fabrics are some beautiful Hin
doc baStiSteS and SmoOthed twilled teViOt
suitingS. GinghamS, zephyrs and dimities
are always popular, and appear in pretty
and novel designs. Dotted Swiss muslinS
with artistic wreathS. bouquets, or sepa-
rate blossoms, printed in natural cOlOrS,
on tinted OF white grounds. easily take the
lead for elegant wear. In the Mcdowell
fashion magazines just at hand can be
seen many illustrations of these new fab
ricS and their applications. The latest
styles of skirts and capes appear in special
coupon patterns. These popular and ar
tiStic patterns continue To form Il most
characteristic feature of the Mcdowell
journals. and are highly priced for their
accuracy of details and their practical eN-
ceIieuce La Mode de Paris" and Paris
Album of Fashion cost Cnly $3.50 year.
or b cents each per copy; The French
| Dressmaker'' iS $500 per annum, o. q
cents per copy: La Mode" costs only
| 81 80 per wear. or - cents a copy. If you
are unable To procure any of these publi-
| cations from your newsdealeT do not take
| a substitute from him but apply by mai
| To MeSsSrs. a. Mcdowell n CO., WeS
| l4th street. New York.
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April 10, !


n DAIINISTRA OR'S NOTICE
y Estate OF Pnilip FaTren. deceased.
Letters of administration upon the estate Of
PhiIIp Farren, deceased, late of Munster town
shin in Cambria county. Pennsylvania, having
Seen granted to me. ali persons indebted 10 said
estate are hereby notified to make payment To me
without delay and those having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenti 'ated
for settlement II. z. FARREN
Munster, Pa, April L., lss5N Admins traitor.
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MISCELLANEOUS Notices.

miscellaneous Notices.
A FINE lot ofTaDle OH Cloths j2ss r;estyed at
A MOTHER lot OF Bissel's CaEpet sweepers
A LARGE assortment or Gt5sn T:aels Just
A FINE assortment of White wash Paint and
n Narnish Brushes just received hy
A LARGE assortment OF that celebrated Anti.
'' aPFI24t q HUNrI.EY-s.
WANTED A general representa- We in this
Artisans savings aud Lon Association Adj
dress ~ Fifth Ave. PittsbGrg Pa mcn-Z
A LARGE assortment Of granite enarn ncIIed
A with another 20 per cent. reduction
which makes it almost as cheap rs Si9TaTs Just
received at GEO HuNiI-Eh -
DON'T forget I am headquarters for Base
IL Balls and Bats. all kinds OF Fishing tacLie,
Lines Hooks, Reels Rods: BAR Box Baskets,
THE Ehansburg Marble ard Granite orks
i are offering a reduction Of per cent on All
work ordered before the LIST Of May. This ts done
in order to avoid the rush Tor decoration bay
work.
NNANTED-A reliable man represent a loan
w institution IN Cambria cGnnty H"ney
apply to w. NJ. DAVIS, Goalport, Pa.
mcE29tt
I HAVE the agency tor the Eclipse Bicycle. a.
L knowIedged by all to tie one OF the best Bi-
cycles on the market SO reduction regular
price will he given to the party giving the
hrsJ order this season. g HUNTLEY
EARME ERS.
L Your attention Is kindly called to the hest
hay carrier on the market and At "a reasonable
GEO. HUNrLEY's.
THE EbensSurg Building y Loan Association
L will offer for sale at the council chamber. I--
ensbuTg, the fourth Monday in May,
81 l.OOO-GO- THOS. DAVIS.
LESTER LAkIMER, Secretary. President.
A LARGE assortment Of Family Ready II Ixcd
~ Paints. Paints Tor Farm Implements Car
riage atntS OF all cOiUTs and shades. IN Z. pint
To gai!On cans. ii you are go:u paint your
house call ana look at my Sampes- l save
you Oney. q. HI NTIEN.
EARMER AND BUILDERS
Il have put in Il load OF steel wire nails
and fence wire before the advance which viii
sell Tor limited time at prices beiJTe the ad
vance. As there will likely tie another advance
by the lst of April. would advise you To buy IL
mediaJely what nails and wire you want f.r the
coming season. thereby saving money by NOT
pay ing the advance prices later on. word 70
the wise Is sufficient. CiEO- lit UNTI.FsI.
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A DMlN SIHATOR'S NOTICE
n Le,ters 81 administration upon the estate
OF Jacob Irinkley late OF Carr u township. Cam
bria county. deceased. were duly granted by the
Register of said county to the undersigned. an Il
all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
tifiad TO make Immediate payment and those
having claims against the same to present them
properly authentic tteh for settlement
SYLN ESTER BRADLEY.
CaTToIltuwn. Pa.
SYLVESTER ECKENROnE
!. r. MCKRNRICK. ESQ, I.urettn. Pa .
Attorney Tor estate. Admin tstTatuTs
Ebensourg Pa q. March % 1SH5N
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AprIl 5. 1928
CxECUTuR'S NOTICE

1NAECI| IOK|S NtIIItE
Il Estate G. James Hagan. s5r.- deceased.
Letters testamentary On the estate of j tm 's
Hagan. ST.. late OF the borough OF Lilly cam
b-ia county. Pennsylvania. deceased. having
been granted TO me. all persons indebted tu said
estate are hereby nojined 10 make Iaymcnt 10
me withou. delay aud those having risi-us
again-t said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement
DANIEL HAC.RN.
Lilly Pa. March IS 1898. Executor.
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z I =
A The undersigned having been appointed
assignee OF VIM Mansfield. aud Amanda. his
wife oi AshyiIle borough. P'.-. in trust for the
ueneit of creditors. notice Is hereby given To all
persons indebted To said wm. Ma1sneid To make
immediate payment. and persons having claims
to present them according to law.
/ + MCkFNFICK J. J. RHODDG.
Attorney for Assignee, Assignee.
Ebensburg Pa AshvIlle. Pa.
lSq5
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On Sunday afternoon the Pennsyl z
Railroad Company's policeman at 3.
trobe arrested two young men of
Florence. aud five of Bolivar. WeStI ?
land county. for violating the stat, :
laws by fishing along the Conemaugh -.
er on SUNDAY.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
- petit Hus far the transfer oi liquor licenses
have been hIed 90 Ile n-c 81 the clerk ot the
Court ui Quarter Sessions OF Cambria county and
will he presented Ser SIS consideration on MON
DAT- MAY GfH. l~sz=
Petition OF william A Mellon for the transfer
OF license granted 20 r. A Mellon in Patton nor-
uueh
Petition - Th0nas Nct'rossin Tor the transfer
OF license granted % II g. Beck in Patton boz
OugE.
Petition Of Andrew SchoemnLe- 'or the trans
Ter 90 license granted 20 Michael Schel IN Kea1e
township -
Fteusburg. Pa. April 10. Iseo. CLERK . =.
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A SsIGNEE,S NOTICE

4
n The undersigned having been duly appoint
en- assignee OF Theodore Benden. and Sarah. his
W fe Of Gallitziu township. Pa. in trust for the
benetI creditors. notice - hereby given 70 all
persons indebted to said Theodore Benden 10
make immediate payment. aud persons having
claims TO present them according 10 Law
L r MCkESRIC J. !. RHDDnN.
Attorney 'or Assignee, Assignee
Ebensburg, Pa. AshNiIe, Pa
Aprfl lq, 1895.
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|, DNIINlSrRArORS' NOTICE.

a DMINlSTRATORS NOTICE.
n Letters OF administration upon the estate
OF Andrew Eyer, late OF CressOn township. GaI,G-
hria county. Pa, deceased having been granted
by the Register OF Cambria county To Eliza J..
Eyer and John y. Eyer. notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted 10 said estate u make i'm
mediate iIayment a.d those having claims
against the same wtH present them duly authcn
ucated for payment.
ELIZA !. ECi ER.
CresSou 4. o..
JF MCKENRICK JOHN -. EttER
Ebensb burg. Pa. Altoona =. -
Attorney for estate. administrators.
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A ssIGNED ESTATE OF HENRY !. con

II Way
Notice is hereby given that Henry !. conway.
OF CiallitZin township, Cambria county. feuusyl-
variH. has made a general assignment for the
benefit Of creditors to the Undersigned. All per
sons ndehted TO said estate requested TO
make Immediate payment and those having
claims VIII resent the same without delay to
OR 20 his attorney. J. J. kHOblN.
EDWARD T MCNEELIS. Assignee
iohnSfown Pa AshviIle. IA.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
n ~. A. Z. Little and Susan 9. Little, his
wife, OF the borough of LoreJto. Cambria county
having by their deed OF voluntary assignment
dated March %. 1898. conveyed to the unuer> igu-
ed in trust tor the benetlt of creditors, al the
property OF the said ". A. B. LITTLE. notice II
hereby given that all persons indebted L. said
w. A Il Little win please make payment To the
assignee and those having claims Or dema nds
against the same will make them known without
delay. p LITTLE.
Assignee Of W A. B. Little.
Ehenshnr,r Pa Much ISul
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a UpITORGS NOTICE
~ In the Orphans Court of Cambria county.
In the matter OF the second and nnal account
of Adam J. Lieb. executor ~ the last viii and
testament OF Sebastian Graf deceased.
Having been appointed auditor by said court
to report distribution OF the fund in the hands
of the accountant. notice is hereby given tuIi /
will sit at flee in the horough II EheuShurg
Cn SATURDAY. NJ Az IL, lSg5. AT 10 u'clo'E. A
NJ. Tor the purpose OF diSchargiug the duties %!
said appointment. when and wnere all ter>nus
interested shall attend or be forever dcuarred
from coming in on said fund
DONALD r. DUFTDN.
Ebensburg Pa. April 26, 1875. Auditor
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PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
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DANIEL A. MCGOUGH.
Clerk o. c.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-18
1NDoRsED BY EVERY ADMINISTRATION

Though the rue thus highly eulogized by Webster
has never been formally affirmed by Congress- the
House In 1864 declared against the Mexican mon
archv sought TO be- set UP by the French as not In
accord with the policy of the unlt'l states ana III
1889 the Senate expressed its dsapproval OF the con-
necton Of any European Power with canal across
the Isthmus Of Darieu. or Central America II IS
manifest that If a rule has been openly ana uni
formly declared and acted upon by the Executive
branch of the Government for more than seventy
vesTs without express repudiation by Congress. IT
must be- conclusiyey presumed hive its sanction.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-18

ain on the other, has responded by insisting upon
the condition that any arbitration should relate
only TO such of the disputed territory ne lies west
OF a line designated by herself
New-York tribune., 1895-12-18

MOMENTOUS Consequences INVOLVED
The accuracy of the foregoing analysis Of the ex-
istinr status cannot. il is believed. be challenged
IL shows that status 10 be such that those charged
with the interests OF the United States are now
forced to determine exactly what those interests are
and what course OF action they require 1t compei-
them decide tO what extent, II any. the United
States may and should intervene In a controversy
between ana primarily concerning only Great Brit
ain and Venezuela and 10 decide how Tar 1t Is bound
10 THAI the integrity of Venezuelan territory Is
impaired by the pretensions or Its poWcTfuI an
tagonist. Are any such right and duty deyoved
upOn the Tnited States? If not. the United States
has already done all, II not more than all. that
purely tai Interest in the affairs OF the two
further would be unhecoming and undigniied and
might well subject IL 10 the charge of impcrtinent
infermeddling with affairs with which II has no
rghtfu concern on the other hand. II any such
charge Will not permit OF any action that shall not
result in the accomplishment OF the end in view
The question thus presented, az matter Of principle.
and regard being had II the settled National policy,
does not difficult OF solution. Yet the moment
Gus practical consequences dependent upon It's de-
termination require that II should be carefully con-
sdcred and that the grounds OF the conclusion ar
rived at should be fully and frankly stated
That there are circumstances under which ma
tiOn justly inierp)se I'm controversy To which
two or more other nations are the direct ana I'M
mediate parties - an admitted canon or interna-
tiOnal Law. The doctrine IL ordinarily expressed IN
terms " the most general character and s perhaps
incaph bic or more specific statement II s declared
IN substance that nation may avail Itself or THIS
right whcnevcr what Is done or proposed by any
OF the parties primarily concerned Is serious ana
direct menace TO It's own integrity. tranquility or
welfare, The propriety OF the rule when applied In
good faith VIII not be questioned In any quart
tunsfe cOnseoueuce Of the vide scope or the RUE
that IL has only too often been made . cloak ior
New-York tribune., 1895-12-18

This offer Of mediation declined by Great
Britain with the statement that similar offer had
already been received from another quarter. and
that the Queens Government were still not without
hope of q settlement by direct diplomatic negota-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03

character with wide rufiles and bows, be-
ing now preferred. There is nothing much
prettier or more infantilc than the old
fashioned sunbonnet shape, which shields
the eyes and neck from the sun. White
and ecru embroidery are much employed
for little childrcns wear,
great many white costumes, especial.
ly in alpaca are seen this season, and
mastic Of shade approaching white Is
also u fayorite tint IL goes well with all
colOrs and does not show dust.
Anne OF Austria and Medici collars art
In great vogue at present made Of gut
pure, batistc, lace or the same goods as the
light dress with which they are to be worn.
Bodices Of transparent goods such ms
mousseinc dc sole, chiffon and gauze, over
n silk lining are as fashionable as ever and
very soft and becoming They have a
rather dressed up effect and are more suit
able for formal afternoon occasions and
evening receptions where demitoilet is
appropriate than for ordinary use II the
sleeves are Of half length, a style now in
crcasing in vogue the dressed" effect Is
increased. Long gloves are worn, which
reach to the edge Of the sleeves.
An illustration is given Of n pretty visit
ing gown Of pearl gray silk with red fig
uros. The skirt forms large, hollow plaits
diminishing toward the waist, and point
Of guipure is placed at the foot Of every
plat. The blouse bodice has large, fat
double plat back and front, and the shoul-
ders are covered by large collar Of gui-
pure fastened in front with n motif in
beads. The draped belt is Of cardinal satin
and ties behind with large bow and ends
The short balloon sleeves have guipure
cuffs. The hat Is Of black straw, trimmed
with red flowers and black quilts.
IuDIC CnoIIET
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One of the foreign diplomats in wash-
ington, who is seldom called by his right
name, is Senior Antonio Lazo- -Arrisga.
He is generally referred to ms Minister
Arriaga, which is his mothers name,
his own name being Antonio Lazo.
"m Central America" he says in OK
planning the matter, where a son bears
his fathers Christian name he adds his
mothers family name, in order that n
proper distinction may be observed be-
tween his sire and himself. For exam
pie; My fathers name is Antonio Lazo.
I also was named Antonio, and in order
that should not be confounded with
my father added my mothers family
name, which is ArriaSa. My eldest son
is also named Antonio, and in order that
he may be distinguished from his grand
father and myself, he will add his moth.
er's-that is, my wife's-family name,
which is Morales Thus the three gen
erations in my family, all Lazos, viii be
Antonio Lazo, Antonio Lazo-Arriaga
and Antonio Lazo Morales. New
York Tribune
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DINNER GIVEN ny GLADSTONE.
tie Says Justice to ireland Cannot he
DELAYED

LONDON, Aug. 23.-W. Il. Glad
stone and Mrs. Gladstone have Just
given a dinner party at Hawarden
Castle. Among the distinguished
Americans present were ex Post
MASTER General James, with his
two daughters-Mrs. Henry Pear
son and Miss James-and Il. A.
Qulntard, who were presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone by Richard
James of the Liverpool Postofiice.
Mr.. Gladstone had an extended
conference with General James and
Mr.. Quintard, during which he
showed warm interest in the Irish
question, and said that justice to
Ireland could not be DELAYED.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03

ST. PETERSBURG, August 25.-
Seven deaths from cholera have oc-
Cured on board the steamer Bal
kow, which arrived at Vladivostock
on August 9th from Cheefoo, China,
since which time sixteen cases and
twelve deaths have occurred at
Vladivostock.
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]. g. ROTHWELL.

Have you a leaky gutter2 II you
have, make II perfectly clean and dry,
apply a god coat Of No. 8 p. and b.
Paint over the leaky spots; then take a
piece OF stout Manila paper. or piece
OF common cotton cloth, paint II well on
both sides; lay it over the first coat, CIV
ing the whole final coat, and there
will be no more leak there. Or II the
whole gutter is bad, make it clean and
DRY, and apply paste Of P. & b. Paint
and Portland Cement,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03

Frogs, whether blind or not, become dark
green or black if they are kept in dark
vessel in a sparingly lighted room, but
when larger branch with green leaves is
introduced into the vessel they all recover
their bright green color, whether blind or
not. In some way unknown the reflected
green light acts either upon the nerves of
the skin, or--what seems more probable, if
Steinach's experiments are taken into ac-
count-directly upon the pigment cells.
Moreover, the sensations derived from the
toes have also an influence upon the
changes of color When the bottom of the
vessel is covered with felt or with a thin
wire net, the frogs also become black, re-
covering their green color when green
branch is introduced .nto the vessel-Ex-
change.
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HoNoLuLU, July Goth, 1895.

MEssRs. w. G. IRWIN & Co., LTD.
GENTLEMEN;-In reply to your in
quiry as to how the Ideal Roof Paint
you sold me lasted; l would say that
painted the roof of my house 12 months
ago with your Red Ideal Roof Paint,
and find 1t is as fresh and bright in ap-
pearance today as when first applied;
looking as well as others lately painted
with other paints. I am more than
satisfied.
a ROTHWEIJ
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BIG BArTLEsHIP LAUNCHED.


Prince George.
PORTSMOUTH, August 23.-The
battleship Prince George, of ID, ooc
tons, designed to carry four twelve.
inch guns, four twelve-inch quick.
firing guns, and twenty-eight small
quick firing guns, has been launch
ed here. The Duke and Duchess
Of York were present at the cere.
mony, and the new war ship was
christened by the Duchess. The
Prince George will have a nominal
speed Of eighteen knots, IL, 900 in
dicated horsepower, and FIVE tor
pedo electors. Her length is 400
feet, mean draught 2S feet, and she
forms part Of the nine battleships
of the same type provided for in
the naval programme of rso4-o5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03

Men become bald more frequently
than women because Of the closeness Of
the hats they wear, which keep the head
too hot. induce perspiration and weaken
the hair. Tho boys of the famous Blue
Coat schools Of London. who never " .ar
hats, never become bald late In life
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03

GLASGOW, August 27.-Peter
Denny, one of the best known
shipbuilders on the Clyde, and
head Of the firm Of Peter Denny &
Co., is dead. He was about so
years of age and was the first
builder of the ships known as
"China tea clippers"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03

The building papers are /, 9, 8, and 4
ply. They come in rolls, each roll con-
tanning 1000 square feet. They are
water proof, acid and alkali proof and
vermin proof. A house lined with build
ing paper is far cooler than one that is
not. There is also a cheaper grade Of
paper adapted for use under mating.
keeping out insects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-09-03
THREArENEp ny SOCIALISTS


LONDON, August 23.-It is re-
ported that the unusual secrecy rel
alive to the movements of Emperor
William during his visit to Lord
Lonsdale at L.owther Castle was
due to a hint given to the police
that German socialists might attack
the Emperor.
1t is said that the police sent de-
tectives to watch under Emperor
Williams window and to patrol the
grounds all night.
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DRESSMAkING HINTS.
To Make Full Sleeves and Skirts From
Scant Ones.

Thrifty women who wish to make over
the scanter gowns of past seasons In the
present voluminous fashion Of skirt and
sleeve are often sorcly puzzled how to con
trive the alterations SO that they shall not
be self evident, betrnying the fact that the
costume Is n warmed over affair. II the
sleeve has been pieced down from the top
to give greater amplitude, an cpaulet of
lace may be added, long enough to fall
over the piecing seam, or tho epaulet may
be made OF whatever goods is used for the