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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-31
Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.


LOsT-One large sorrol horse. branded
S r. kctHrn to owner lNtN " ppuh"4h,
oak Lawn add ton, Harrisburg road, on
il3 Main atrcst. ard ser reward
sTRAYED- Strawberry calf with white
face 20 bTaad, montha on Reward
wa be paid II returned 10 H. II. Key
worlhs Dairy.
LOsT--A ann pony, reached name and
hohfhiI. "a suitable reward II returned TO
10. 1918 t'fanltlln avenue, corner Chart
res street.
LOsV--At Forest park Thursday after
noon q black sin handbag containing q
pocket end PAR pyrgiahfcs and back
lace collars, Return 10 ll0i McGowen
ana rece.v We reward. 81
IOsT-Thursday nght small terrier.
brown and tan; two fsei white. clipped
ears ana tail. has collar; answer ng ~
na.nc Of Kuises, FINDER VII please re-
turn dos 20 Mrs. Henry House, capitol
an. Milan. 81
winte spot on iip end Of tai Return 10
VIM y. cleySiand'a residence ana re-
celV' reward II
YEl)-strawherr cn'f with white
iare. no brand. mnnths Old. iiereri
VII Do pad Il returned 10 H. Ii, Key
wor.hs Dairy.
Business Chances.
PURE LIFE INSURANCE at 'harl
dine" ratts agents wanted top con-
tract: notes taken. oer risk. ana three
iouIins ugent'a commission guaranteed,
Fay State oi Massac hus.tia, W. j.
M.nton. Manager. ~ Main. Dallas.
Texas. 6-lg
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Wanted to Buy.

HIGiIEsT price paid for second hand
clothing; gents only; send me n postal
and VIII call. u CAPTAIN. 5o2 Millm.
WANT to bug u hrst class Jersey cow
that viii give four gallons Il milk per
day and butter IN proportion. 5. u:
Conn. Buna. Texas.
WANTED TO BrY-one good thres
spfng wagon. IL axle ard tires; tnuSt
be clieap for cash. Address y. 9.
Box lC7, CITY.
WANTED--ro huy second hand furniture
OF any kind; vii pay good prices as
am no, n dealer Send postal card to
+, q. Box 2i,, Houston, and VIII call
on you.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for fur.
niture by Apex Furniture Company "
Travis street. -
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For SAl.E-Largo refrigerator suitable
for butcher; one nehuld safe lial act
furniture. stoves aud all kinds house
hold goods. also the hrst hroons N
;he market n, Wholesale or retail prices
to gut the dimes. III Congress avenue
nfiutOra 81
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'.t.ts., 'y' i-s '.in '".NtN
Nhtieties or iess man 'onr a,
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$50 WILL RENT beautiful fve-room
cottage. with CRATES and nantes stable
and carriage house. seven blocks from
CAnilol MOlol. NO pnlk nNNnlo. !.
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-..,,., ,.s 1880 us ~. T. Foser)--My last hui
X. q, tips continent from June
RnW Nr, .a.t about jane cross the West Of the
1 rt , s .etlai ifinys 9Th TO Nth Eastern States
4r Rossl,e country about June l.
III. ggesi tf,ci NA4a will the Rockies
IT4st' d.. .tltls i2th Nascrn states iith
III s'iA about 18th, tho
tprmae ,1is sltn geea0 central Valleys 18th lGth,
s'''
,rvrRhl WIS l3Na Fot USE
i'll .a-lsfyc predicted and those
)s,en 20 H-a no., c,4iy .ocatcd therefore the
Hsi-R" IuU ialns IN feasibility
sgr alley made
tE y AM. rib and the rainfall district
| iaF D Inc sci side OF the Ohio Valleys.
me- Nafe.sA the rain belt south
YEl e Xended into upper
susie BOT.
ati he nsdal line Charleston.
4 e u,nntcs aud will be the below
e. cnvcrl,s lakes and the north Atlantic
ng Isc " sIDt the temperature will average below,
ise vl occur the Ohio along
river. all the Southeastern
ower lakes ssssr valley, north Atlantic
H viii rains
ks,i ana of the North valleys will have
.,.-
4 s,rc viii about average
so.tics ,rlJ count viii about
April aud May weather have be fully
m 'inrd lines between
kfsl districts fp of the April May VIII
Lrnee wheat and crops the northeastern
k have 5co:ted my
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For Rent.

STnDNGE FIVE blocks from
~ lONAOLs postoffce; 10000 square
Trunks, Boxes. Winter Clothes, Pianos.
In fact everything that's In tho way 1T
your house. general merchandise. etc.
Phone 20 for rates, City office l0is
Franklin avenue. Petcn 4 Co Il
FOR RENT--Modcrn cight-room house
on Austin street: $3.50 per month. X.
n. Gau,. 3ing building. IT
OVER our jcwelry store Wa have Two ec
giant front Offices to rent; call and sec
them. w. ". Tistcn \ Co. II
OFFICES TO RENT In the Khan bald.
Ing. the best aud most central location
In tho city. offices on second. fourth
and NTH floors; elevator. iani;or and
heating service. cool building in sum-
MGR and wnrm one in winter. Rents
reasonable, Apply at Ed kiam's Mann
moth Clothing House. II
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For SALE Second hand Domestic sew
ing machine for SO. n harrain. can at
lSig Fletcher street. Firth ward. 81
For sAI.E-One good ram ly driving
horse, s years old viii lac sold at a
bargain. Inquire III Congress avenue.
a
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| FOR RENT 49, The tcn-room house, 1ia
| Rusk. between Milan and Louisiana.
sSS; newly parcrod and painted inside.
| : n. Strong, at Cleveland y Co n
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FVK SNI.E NIIENF-N EoOd hlhV hungN,
almost as good MS new. Gail AT ISIS
Chenevrri street.
GRAPES, GRNpES--Grcen grapes FOR
preserves and Jelly, SOC per bucket, de-
lNcrcd anywhere IN the city Nest
Mr. tnrrl rlMrl. Il
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-A lot OF new huggiss. sur
rcys, wagons. traps and harness at
cost. lnrcud,n's stables corner Frank.
lin and Caroline streets 0
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TWO NEW high raised cottages. ~ith
bath ro1mf aud ~aferwclkr, four and
school, Apply Otto preussner. i5iS wash.
lrgtoH, or j. l.. Mitchell. lowcler.
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For Rent.

" Az Nv AVA "A VAs A|NS
IT
For Rent.
FOR RENT = Nicely furnished front
room, southern exposure, modern con-
veniences. with bath privileges, private
family. without children or roomers.
Gall AZ %vd CRAWFORD street. 81
FOR RENT-rwo connecting furnished
rooms Tor light Housekeeping. with pri-
vatc family, southern exposure. lSll
Dallas avenue. ~
FOR RENT--Two two-story houses, mod,
ein improvenqnss; wa,erworks anu
house, uv1s' Apply Sos San Jacin,o. corner
Texas avenue.
FOR RENT New cottage, stable and
clubhouse. lWlt Sashy, between MVNinncy
and Lamar streets. Apply next door 10
FOR RENT--Two or three nicely FUR.
nishcd or unfurnished rooms. house Just
completed; modern vonvcn'Vnces. Young
couple without children. rent very rcas-
onal.lc. .ola Iceland avenue. II
FOR RENT-For light housekeeping. II
suite OF large southeas, front rooms,
with bath; unturnlshed or Mrtta,ly tnr.
nished 1i2 Fanuin street. First Rartist
parsonage. ii
FOR RENTING connecting uufurnIshcd
south rooms bath and gas, on iirst
floor seven blocks from court house 1905
Preston.
TtNEli elegant rev rooms near the SNl~
vnm ho,et 10 rem. CT nV u', ,s,, Mi
rprly. Address Mrs. Frank Howard. In
~ ''N"' ..-.---------- -
FOR RENT The tcn-room house, ne
ss,. -, wi, v,,,.ci and m"inica inside
$. II. Strong. at Cleveland \ co. u
FOB RENTING handsomely fnrnishod
rooms for light Housekeeping; Apply AZ
isVs MAN street neNs 10 l,a,,ns.
FOR ElfNT-ilouso of seven rooms. with
hath room. next To corner Kane and
Tavlor streets Apply nj w, u. King
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FOR RENT Fivc-roon cottage on trnw-
ford street. near Cay; also one seven
room house ON same block. Apply III!
Dallas avenue. ~
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FOR RENT one pAa.an; south down
stairs room, suitable tor couple or two
gentlemen; bath and modern con-
ven!cnccs. can at 10g Hamilton 81 -
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FOR RrNT--lIouso of seven rooms. with
hath room next to corner <nnc aud
Tavlor streets. Apply nj w, -. King
& Co.'s
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THREE elegant rev rooms near the Syl-
van hotel 10 rent cr hoardcrs taken:
none but highly-resportahlc poorlc need
rprly. Address Mrs. Frank Howard. In
Porte TEXAS. I
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For SALE--A thoroughbred mnlc Jor-
Soy calf, months old. Inquire n, ihl7
Preston avenue. II
PHOTOS. no cents dozen and one photo
free. guaranteed TO stand washing aud
not TO fade. Rains studio lii5 Congress
avenue. u
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TDR RENT one ten-io7n dw cling. on.
hve-room dwelling. Inqu re AZ 1914
walker avenue.
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] OsT--A dun pony. reached name and
bohinil. q suitable reward II returned 10
SO 1918 R'Fanlln avenue, corner Chart
res street. =
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FOR RENTING connecting furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping. with pri-
vatc family, southern exposure. lSll
Dallas avenue. 81
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FOR RENT--Two or three nicely FUR
nishcd or unfurnished rooms. house Just
completed. modern convcn,cnccs. young
couple, without children; rent very rcas-
onnl.lr. .Ng Iceland nNenue. II
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FOR RENT Ready furnished for light
housekeeping. four rooms of house on
Austin street. ncur Auditorium, suburb
of Third ward, nice ncighborhood cool
and pleasant. soft water bath. stable
and buggy house fi1 per month 10 right
party. Cumming & Sons. los Main
street 81
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For sALE--i5o0 lscgk assorted nails.
j. McNcrycr
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FOR RENT--For lght housekeeping. II
suite OF large southeast front rooms,
with bath. unfurnlshed or Partially mr.
nished, ti2 Fanuln street, First Raptist
rarsorn.r 81
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FOR SALE-lligh grade Jersey COW fresh
in milk. young. gentle ANA llnr mixer
AT iN Laiiranch street. between Preston
and Prairie
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strawberry cn'f with white
iace. no brand mnnths old. Reward
vii Do pad II returned to Il. Ii, Key
Wor,h's Dairy.
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,oyrs No low er laNes and The norh Atlantic coast the

t he unusual Draw Charleston South Car
aie v NM aud will be the below
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FOR Store room on ground floor
90 7, &af avrnue. Apply NJ ADhoti
Gockrells drug stare.
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FOR RENTING two.story houses. mod.
.fn improvements. waterworks anu
underground cisiein. stable aud out
houses. Amply COS SAN Jacinto. corner
Texas avenue. .
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FOR RENT-Ali size cottages and Two
story houses in any part city you desire.
from 81 to s;l. Houston Moving and
Storage company. office ~ Fnnnin 81
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FOR RENT-A siN-r1om oottage with
large yard and cis'ein and city water,
Apply 7lb Main si,'oct. ,
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FOX kl-NT-fgrnisned front room 10 ono
or Two gentlemen. can ITO Walk,
aYcnue. n
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FOR SALE CiEAP-A good hohv buggy.
almost ~ goot as new. Call at lcls
Chenevort street l
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sl.awboiry eaif with white
facr 10 brand nonths OLD. Reward
wll be paid II returned 20 II. II. Key
Y.nrll.a La.rY.
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I.OsT-One large sorrol horse. branded
s r. Rcintn to owner lNtc Noodnead,
oak Lawn add ton, Harrisburg road, on
il3 Main gtrea; ard ser reward
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-28
The Musical Cat.

My blue Persian cat is gentle, senti-
mental creature, slightly inclined to
melancholy and, strangely, even trouble
somely, affectionate to one or two select
friends. She had been accustomed from
the time first had her-last summer
to be continually with me, generally on
my lap or shoulder. When the winter
evenings began to draw ON, i took to
playing the piano, which had not done
during the summer. The cat could not
understand why, when this was going
on, she was not allowed to take up her
usual position. In order, l suppose, to
show her disapproval of my occupation,
she would continually climb up either
on to me or the piano and pat my hands
with her paws, and pull them off the
keys-very gently and without scratch
ing at all. This became such nuisance
that could not play unless l put her
out Of the room, but she would sit out.
side and howl, and when any one open
ed the door she would rush in and begin
da capo. AT last l thought of u way of
treating her-viz, like rational being.
/ placed a chair next to the music stool,
as though for duet, and put her on il,
and explained the matter to her, and
from that time have had no further
trouble, unless forget to put her chair
for her when begin to play.
Spectator Correspondence
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-28
In KGVBGlaV County.
Various Items of In
terest About the
County.
Mr.. Raley For Treasurer
short Notes From Lake Linden-Htgh
school Graduation on june IL
other News.
EAGLE RIVER,

EAGLE RIVER.
Anne Daley, oil the Atlantic mine, made
| a flying visit with the old folks at home
on Sunday last.
The old time fayorite with the travel
ing public, the Phenix Hotel, oil this
place, il once more opened up Tor the ac-
commodation of the travellers, under the
management of Martin Daley. Col. and
Mrs. Wright will not leave here for the
summer, however, but will board at the
hotel.
The funeral OF Michael Downey, oil the
Central, was held on Saturday last and
was very largely attended by numerous
friends of the stricken family. The re-
mains of the young man were inferred in
the Cliff cemetery. Slattery X Ryan had
charge of the funeral.
Miss Mary Richards has been retained
az principal OF the Alouez schools Tor an
other year aud with an increase OF sal
airy. This speaks highly for Miss Rich
ards, who alone and almost unaided,
prepared herself for the profession oil
teaching.
Owing to the expected removal from
this burg OF Postmaster Seighman, there
will be a vacancy in the United States
postal service. We understand there are
three or four applicants for the position.
EAGLE HARBoR.
DR.. Mackenzie, William Faucet and
Peter L. Ruppe, we're here on a pisca-
torial excursion this week and strange to
say we still have few fish left in the
streams hereabouts.
Me-. Raley, who il now serving his Sec
ond term as township treasurer, IL in the
field for county treasurer and will in due
time endeavor to see all Of his friends.
Should Mr.. Raley secure the coveted
prize he will ill the office to the satisfac-
ton of every one who may have business
to transact in the Office.
Amongst the cvclers here on Sunday
from Calumet and vicinity we're Messrs.
Reeder, Rodi, Harris, Vivian, Collins and
wilkins. Messrs. Vivian and Harris Gov
cred the greatest distance OF any, going
home by way of Delaware mine instead
OF the Copper Falls route.
The light house tender Amaranth was
in this week with supplies for the light
houses and fog Signals here.
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MINING.


The advance in copper is almost unique,
mercantile reports for the week showing
general heaviness in prices OF staple COM
modities. Eleven and one-quarter cents
is bid for Lake ingots, the fraction repre-
senting the weeks advance. The rise in
copper shares continues the pronounced
feature OF the Boston market and while
there were some evidences OF profit-taking
the fact that Montana closed at its high
est for the day would seem to show that
the interests back oithe movement are in
for no more turn" but for regulation
bull campaign in the copper shares. One
has been the heaviness OF the gold mining
shares. Without any special attacks by
traders or any bad news, Pioneer has
broken from to 8 and MERGED hangs
heavily, not share selling today, while
Santa Ysabel also was neglected. The
fact is that without the outbreak OF a
copper "boom," there has been some sell
ing OF these stocks, Pioneer prominently,
by holders who saw quick profits in the
copper stocks. Ii may be, too, that some
OF the traders interested in marking up
some of the cupriferouss shares have felt it
desirable to depress the gold stocks. The
stock sold has been taken well-we refer
now to Pioneer-and it can be said that
the buyers have included directors, who
bought on what they saw in a recent in
spection OF the property. The Pioneer
now has its heavy machinery in opera
ton and the mine will be developed and
made to produce on broader scale.
Apparently Boston is unable to grasp
a broad market in more than one kind OF
mining shares at the same time. 1t al
ways enjoys copper "boom," taking to
one as naturally as the proyerbial duck
to water, and once start buoyant spec
ulation in those shares the so-called pub
lic' is quite apt to come in. So far, the
movement this month well-nigh has been
confined to the traders, although there
has been a fair commission business
More is in readiness, waiting for a reac-
ton. The facts Of the copper situation,
ignored up to this week, have been
grasped at last. 1t requires little argu-
ment to show that with exports increased
this year more than production. while de-
mand 10 better than last year and price
hGA cent per pound higher, copper min
ing companies must be making good
profits, and hence the shares are good
speculation. We hear gossip that the
full IS dividend on Montana for 1896
will be earned inside OF the first six
months. II this is so, the talk ofan extra
dividend may not be i'll based. 1t is no.
ticeable. too, that the dividend PAYERS
among the copper shares show little sign
OF reaction. or il they do recede, immedi-
ately rally. Thus Montana, which lost
from 80 to 81 in early trading today, ran
up to SS% at the close, and Osceola rose
IL, to 31&.-Boston Transcript
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-28

Hosting at No. 3. Tamarack, stopped
last Monday evening at o'clock. The
suspension was occasioned by the break
ing OF one section OF the brake band
which occurred at just the time when the
men were coming up, but they were not
placed in any danger, as it is easily posi-
BILE tn stop the engine on short notice
even without the aid OF the brakes. The
break was repaired and hosting resumed
Tuesday afternoon.
Elmer Tussula was operated upon by
the physicians at the Tamarack hospital
yesterday for tumor OF the neck. Last
evening be was getting along nicely and
the physicians have every hope OF his re-
covery.
Tom Frazier formerly employed in the
carpenter shop at the mine, has left his
position and intends to leave shortly for
Montana.
S. +. Cleaves, OF Hancock, called on
friends about the mine yesterday.
George Harris, a brakeman on the III.
& C. railroad, had the misfortune to get
his finger badly smashed by being caught
between two cars while coupling. He
may loose the finger.
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Old People.

Old people who require medicine to reg
ulate the bowels and kidneys will find the
true remedy in Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate and con-
tains no whiskey nor other intoxicant,
but acts as a tonic and Alternative. IL
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels.
adding strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding nature in the per-
ormance OF the functions. Electric Bit
tiers is an excellent appetizer and aids di-
gestion. Old people find it just exactly
what they need Price, 80 cents per bot
tie. at ID. I. Macdonald's drug store.
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Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as remedy for your
troubles? II not, get bottle now and
get relief. This medicine has been found
to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and
cure of all female complaints, exerting a
wonderful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. lfyou
have loss OF appetite, constipation, head
ache fainting spells, or are nervous
sleepless, excitable, melancholy, or trou-
bled with dizzy spells, Electric Bitters is
the medicine you need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by its use.
Large bottles, only 80 cents, at ID. T..
Macdonald's drug store.
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and was discharged. Sullivan was ar
rested last Saturday night on the main
street by Marshal Ward and was max
ing an unusual amount OF noise aud was
also pretty well filled with fire water
He pleaded sickness Monday morning
and was allowed to 40 home on his own
recognizance until he recovered sntii'
GENTLY to stand the shock OF a justice
court examination. Ii is feared he will
be taken Ill again after paving the line.
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Word has been brought To this office
that few days after the death OF Mr..
Sibley at the Tamaraek mine. but upon
the opposite shift. three men had been
lowered to the bottom level and the last
one had scarcely time to leave the cage
before il was hoisted to the level above.
The men appear to tbiok that, for their
safety. some arrangement should be made
for signalling from the bottom OF the
shaft other than the one now in vogue,
as they do not think il right to trust to
the plat boss on the level above, about
100 feet from the bottom.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-28
Making Summer Giri..

The light colored prints, the challies
and all the youthful looking wash goods
are eagerly sought after these spring
days by anxious mammas who wish
their daughters to have dainty summer
wardrcbes A red gingham with dot
Of white makes a fascinating pretty
frock, worn with white CAMP and
trimmed with cape pieces over the puff
sleeves and around the low cut neck
edged with narrow openwork white EN-.
broidery. Whether it is best TO have the
frocks made to wear with camps or to
have them cut high in the neck is al.
ways vexed question.
Even the warranted fast color mate
rails will not stand the hard rubbing
on the washboard, and even boiling,
that is often necessary to remove the
stains on the sleeves. Hence CAMPS are
thought better, for they can be washed
harder" while the frock itself will
not require such hard treatment TO be
clean again, and yet, ON the other side
Of the question, is the fact that where
washing has to be managed economical
ly the frock in all one piece is less ex-
pensive. Fortunately this summer fash
ion says both may bc worn, so each
mother can use her own Judgment. -
New York Correspondent