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SITUATIONS vANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-By competent white woman
place to do general houscw ork; city or
country. 213 Pa. ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-By middle-aged white wo-
man, situation, excellent cook and house
keeper. ADVERTIS Err, this office.
ja2S-2teIn
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wANTED-BoARDING.

WANTED--R DOM and board by widow
and daughter OF II; price moderate; per-
manent. j. j. c.. this office ja2T-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n kOu ;
wANTED-AGENTS

WAN TED-Go canvasSers for vii
liams' ink sets and subscription books
91l e. st. NV ia2S-3t
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LOST.

L0ST-Left on desk in Lincoln National
Bank, small black pocketbook, containing
two checks on which payment has been
stopped. Reward il left at my office Room
3, 1921 + st. NV, G. II. BAXTER, 1t
LOST-In vicinity of the b. & O. Railroad
depot, pair of gold spectaclcs, with case
A suitable reward ifleft at this office. Item
LU.oI-roX terrier: one wnite eve
Return to nR. FRENCH, TIA 10Th St NV,
for owner Reward. JaoS-3t
L0ST-Sword pin, set with red, White,
and blue stones. Reward if returned TO
9lI Pa. ave ja2S-3t,em
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Should be read daily, by all Interested,
as changes may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week ending Jan
uary 80, 1897, close promptly at this
office as follows:
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place to do general homework; city, or
country. 213 Pa. ave NV. 1t
ANTED-By middle-aged white wo-
man, situation; excellent cook and house
keeper. ADVERTISE Err, this office.
ji28-2tem
WANTEn-By respectable woman.
room where she can by service pay for
something more than board, and have a
specified time Of the week for collecting
a claim in legal qualifications Of citizen
ship, by auth ority of the State laws ia the
office. ja2S-3t
WANTED-By colored eiri. place 10 do
chamber work. 1916 Sth st. NV
Ja2S-3t
WANTED D-Flace as nursery governess,
infant or sick nurse, by experienced lady;
best refs ABILITY, this office.
Jazz 7-3tem
WANTED-Lady or refinement wishes a
kind home IN exchange for services as gov
erneSs, companion, public or private secre-
tary or managing house.ecper; refs, and
experience. Address l.. s.. this office.
JAZZ stem
WANTED-Place as cook or general
housework. 1902 2 10th st. NV Ja27-3t
WANTED-Place as cook or general
housework. S23 K ST. NV. ja273t
WANTED-By a cUIored WOMAN place as
cbambermaid or nurse, Call 20G6 z st.
NV. jf2T-3t
WANTED-By competent settled col
ored woman, place to Cook ana co general
/ ousework 42S 1-2 st. sw. Ja213t
WANTED -By Jewish COOK, place as cook
or TO do general housewosK. Z.:,u itn st.
NV. Ja26,3t-em
WASTED MALE.
wANTED-By boy accustomed To gen
eral housework; home more object than
wages. Call LOG X st. NV 1t
WANTED-By Respectable colored man,
place TO work work in the house OF do plain
cooking. 2023 10th st. NV 1t
WANI ED-Conpeuent, experienced stem
ographer and typewriter desires perIna
nent position: city refs. STENOGR RAPHER
C., this office ja29-3t
WANTED-YOUng man, German. wishes
empi9yment. A. +. r., this office
WANTED-By honest, sober young man,
with experience, position in grocery; un-
derstaildS horses. suburban uiace not OBJ
Jected to; best refs. HUs TIER. this Of
flee. Jazz -3tem
WAN Ell osiIion 10y a hICcefy and
meat clerk; 6 years experience. Lox Ill,
this office. 's2I3t
WANTED-Fenslon clerk desires engage
Inent; sober; competent; long experience
PENSIONS, this office. ja25-Tt
WANTED -MISCFILAN EouS.
LET me give you a very low estimate
| on weather strips for your Windows and
doors: drop card. l.. LEAMAN, 206
3tn ST. NV. Ja2S-3t
| WANTED kitchen range 924 Sth
st. Sc. 1t
WANTED-InsUre against accident by
| using Sure Step, the rubber shoe. Sales
| room, 1914 La. ave. Phone, 797 ja2S- st
! NAN1EI-AL out Z iOfAe pi,CLriC Hiorur.
| Room ., 6 Is f. ja27-3t
| ROOtiNG, guttering and spoutlng, w
| II. ii. SIMMONS, 61S X st. NV. no3-tf
| IF 1UU want nrsI-cIaSs furnace, IatrOUe
1 giDNE
| SIMMONS. 6lS h st. NV Go3-tf
| Dressmaking, cheap and per.
| feet satisfaction guaranteed III fitting and
| prices. A 221 T. ST. Sp2:!-tf
| WANTED-AGENT rs.
! WANTED-Go canvasSers for Will
| liams ink sets and subscription books.
| ct
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-$T0O cash, for Groom frame
house and lot, 12x100; water and sewer;
northeast; former price 81 ,O0O JOHN F.
DONOHOE, 30S E. Capitol st. ja273tem
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WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS.
WANTEp-tor cash, all kinds of old
United States postage and department.
stamps. collections also bought. H. r
DUNK HURST. Iuo6 It'll 81. NV. sey-tf
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PERSONAL.
PROF. HALEE,

PAINTING less ons, by compctenUteacher
50 cents lesson, or three lessons for 81
special attention TO beginners, hours made
TO suit pupil 431 4th st. re ia2i-ot-eIn
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HEIP WANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Colored boy to drive and
be useful; 81 a week. Apply 113 a IL
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Stout boy, experienced in
grocery store. Apply 4th and sts. NV,
by $50, Friday morning. 1t
WANTED-A No l salesman, to sell
the bakers and retail grocers of Wash
instpn. Address, giving experience, CEN
TRIAL, this office. 1t
WANTED-Two TirsU-class ladies' tail
ors. DELANY, 1719 De Sales st. NV. 1t
WANTEI-Brick mason to call al Rex
Stables, + St, bet. 9th and 9TH, at a.
m, Friday. Item
NAIED-A gentleman oI gCCd appear
an.e3'rd address, energetic determined and
laxative: to one with above Cualificatlons
a steady POSITION, with salary OF Slo
weekly Call after 10 Friday. c. r.
PALMER, 1905 EST. Item
WANTED-A wide-a wake man for city
salesman; also one for Baltimore. 43I
Ith st. NV, Room .. JaZo-5t
WANTED-Men of neat appearance as
outSde Salesmen g366d salary ana PER-
office. Ja2S-3t
WANTED- gents for good paying bust
ness. 627 ID st. NV ja2S-3t
WANTED--Ice cream maker; under
stands something about cake-baking. WEY
MAN 1854 4th st. NV ja27-3t
WANTED-Saiesfnan for good office
sneciaity; refs. Apply Room IA. GIT 4th
ST NV. Ja273t
WANTkD-50 live men to sell the lat
est and hottest novelty on earth; 100 per
cent profit; Indispensable to every smok-
er: sample by mail. prepaid, for 3 cents.
GEO. V. WHITE, FAC South 9th st. phila-
delphia. Pa. ja27-4t
WANTED-liiIder ON Iurnlture and
frames. 234 18th st sw. ja26- Stem
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wANTED-RO ROOMS.
WANTED-Man and wife wants three
uilfurnished rooms on first floor, or would
take house With party; referenceSeXchanged
Address e., this office. Item
WANTED-3 furnished rooms by Il gen.
tleman, for light housekeeping; state price.
Address F. G., this office. Item
WANTED-By Feb. 1, 2 or 3 ICcms ON
"a floor; unfur.; NV. for light housekecp-
ing, by z adults; moderate rent: state
terms; private family preferred. Address
D., 213 ii NV Ja2I-3t
WANTED-All persons having family
hotels or respectable private homes with
rooms for rent kindly call at Room 3.
Loan and Trust Building iaI6-1 mem
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WANTED-COlored boy to drive and
@ useful; 81 week. Apply 113 IL
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WANTEn-By respectable woman,
room where she can by service pay for
something more than board, and have
specified time Of the week for collecting
claim in legal qualifications of citizen
ship, by authority of the State laws in the
State Of New Ork Address l.. F.. this
office. taoS-2t
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FOX SALE-S2O0 will buy q mic c stock
of groceries and fixtures: good house; cheap
rent Cor. 1st and p st. NV, ia21-Tt
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Schedule in effect January "a, 1891
Leave Washington from sJaIIOn, corner or
New jersey avenue and c street
For thicIgu and Northwest, SssJIOuled
Limited trains, 1000, 11.45 a al. 500
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By boy accustomed To gen
eral hOuSework; home more object than
VINES Call l2OG ST.. NV IT
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

TIRE public :. hereby warned rot 20 P1y
anv money % parties Ts2rsssnl1Hs - -
agents % the Seattle Posf-Antei4A s~saIes..
Srce,E 50 <ssforfr0 who are ire only
ssttoyazs4 travelling agents q ne
Tzfesiigencer. VIZ. J. a &oCisA.,33Tnif, .
Eaws4y T. A Harrison. WIZ "a
Tsr,a qFI~ does not apply 20 resseent
agents of this paper who are locs-e1 -
Various cities and towns ~ the Sort 49, -.
nor % poEtmasters. who are N -, 80
authorized 70 take subscriptions -. -
Daily Sunday ard Weekly Post-t t.s
gsncer. City collectors: J. a - W.,
r r Hawiey. ". W. Ewing ano IN
nrzffr
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. HENRY JONES. of ~ Fifth ave-
nae. wishes 20 extend her ta@tns -, ~ - -
very kfnA frsaossa vk1 assisted her II.
many ways cugfng rhs Sickness 80
after the death OF her late naSaaE'o'
Henry Jorsz
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IL order % se1ure coTrect Insertion o,
Ashe86 ~ left al TIE business cfFce q
this paper. No charge = made for ssca
notices
rs4neral notices. resolutions or other s7e-
cal announcements EsIE be charges a. N1e
tate % - cents Per ire each tfiseTriea.-
posi- T~-rrT FTF<CER CO.
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REWARD.

A reward OF so vii be paid for M IL
nation leading 20 the arrest anu - ,ha
ton 81 any one stealing COPIES Sws+sa~s
Yost-rnteIIlgenrer delivered 70 saos1ri0e4s
fhronghout the city.
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UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFTrF,
Portland. or, Dec. p. lsss. Sealed nr -
posBls for extending jetty at Siusls-v
River or viii be received here urtf
2 y. m. Jan. - 1857. and then pubIirjv
epersS. Information furnished on am
plication. w L Fisk. Capt. Engrx
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
and repair shop. and for storehouse at
u. S. naval station, Port Orchard Pu-
get sound, WashingtOn.-Bureau OF
Yards and Docks. Navy Department.
December q. 1S96.-Separate scales pro-
posals, in duplicate for the following OBJ
jects. Endorsed proposals for "Construc-
ton and Repair Shop and Store
house respectively. at =. S. naval
station, Port Orchard. Puget sound
Washington. Will be received at this
bureau until / O'Clock ,. m. on Tues
day, February ? 1887 and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter Specifi-
cations and blank forms OF proposal
viii be forwarded upon application 10
this bureau. or the commandant OF the
naval station. Port Orchard Washing
ton. Bidders are expected TO fully in
form themselves Of the character OF the
work required by visiting the naval sta
ton, where plans may be examined
and, II necessary. there obtained A
certified check Of two thousand $50 0aO
dollars and OF one thousand CSl O00D dol
lars. respectively. must accompany the
1lroposs,i,s as a guarantee that the bid
der VIII execute the required contract
after his bid has been accepted. Respou-
sible security will he required for the
faithtul performance OF the contract.
and the right Il reserved 10 reject any
or all proposals not deemed adva rta re-
Gus 10 the government, and 10 waive de-
feCts. Il. O. MATTHEWS
chief OF Bureau.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS viii
ne received for twenty davs for y11o,-iro
Seattle ice plant from Yesler into Co
attic. and erecting cold storage Sen
srate bids for moving plant and nut
ting cold storage desired. Plans and
particulars furnished on application 10
CHARLES RICHARDSON
National Bank Of Commerce Building
Tacoma. Wash.
------------
UNITED STATES ENGINEER 0FFT1-r-
portland. or Dec. p. Isss. SeaisS - =
poesls for extending jeftv ar Sivsls--
------------------------
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wANrEn-REAL EsrArr.

WANTEN-L1g GA eos~-h ~ Fsfse ssse-
u1e. between James ana University. ear-
Der lot pTefsrrca terms casa. Address
hayer, past~intSs sEsncer.
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Legal. yor,r-


VI ~ ) A.NCE No. sss--Av ,,,--
s.krSA4ii'S Ordinance N valliNAvr.
- eItlnanee suthcrsx,.ves snssss
tltF Comptroller - - sae mafss
psVseinent bonds Far sssss lecaI I.
AlosFt street. tixin, sa2scvsns-s
~ +, $50. s.cA bonds. rrex~rshsu1 ea51zsa.
-, r',., ess tnereot and sn,sss tAs A.
snS 49,. 10 nega,ssse' sl ulz;as ~
~ S,,t sae proceeds az ~ 80 eea&
local iranr,,, aoSAl isprcvsnens lssr<
the sspse = ~ t district IA s "a <
M SSa4 ~. ssnVaaei Tor hy a-Asse y
$500. $500 approved January ,seas q ~
U'EeN.tlhS the mayer and ss, ..'A M a.
% cancel any bonds hs-ssss eeruass@sse
so' rs y ordained BY tie Ctr . n Nd
Section, !. That ordsrans. -
01eu An ordinance ansA sse ~ n.
y. alo Guy Comptroller 4, l - To
- ~ ei.'etlt ponds for the sr.ssae sosa,
~ s,,sS sSass'' liking the ssnss.ssss., s
irtersS, ,SNw, NFescrtaing ths ,-. ss1s
y. thereon ana aafhcr;rs..ss tate Z
comptroller TO nssoflats ss, ,s'lE he On
Pay ,the proceeds OF the ssSa nsnsS asa
we scar Improvement fanS - .sss SCI ~
PfcNetnent district No ia- =. sSSA Il.
\ pF9Nlaed Tor by ordinance \. &c Az>
me Improvement Of saif go. ~ - ~ =
SSs srSS,l md i& be and the N ssss
See: The mayor and civ -.
are IN hereby authorized ana s;-s ns.iss'r
Ssieei ~ ponds heretofore .ssuss i1 n =
ed in Section ! Of this orSina ~. hsas'sr~
SEC. ) This ordinance shai -.
and be in force from ana ss,ss eject
sage and approval III arnrnsss x -.
mayor may otherwise II shall tsss ss y y
the time Il shall become sasf =;
the provisions OF the city char,s. aasss
Passed the city councr ire ~
January, s&1. and signed hv ma ma ~ 7
session in authenticatiov az ~ ny 9 e1ee
this 4th day CT January. ISL. = passass
President Pro TEN. Of TIE CIV ~, -
Approved by me this sth dsv y tss 49,
airy. 1897. " n w - o,aaa'
Filed by ME this 9Th day az Jsnusr~xs s =.
Attest: WIIt. n nsgsssN
City Comptroller and Ex.orseia 4.
Clerk. 'A" w
Published January &. iSs.
(Seall
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Store room formerly occu-
pied by the Devine Shoe Company No.
SOS First avenue. Wm r. Robertson. si2
Burke building
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE o. X BOX for messengers
Western Union and Great Northern tsle.
grams hacks. gurneys and express
wagons: quick service Telephone. Main
IEe Ga Second. Branch Pacific Laun-
Cry.
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MRS. A. KING. 7jS Fourth avenue: first
class work. prices reasonable.
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ADyERTrsEHS NOTICE

Advertisers sszsrlng display advertise
meats changed for the Sunday issue ms
hand IN ccpy By ! O'Clock SATURDAY 10 u
sure change
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WANTED Board wlsh c0e large or *vr,
sr}AH satsirfnE. nicely furnished raerrs
hy lady tr Protestant En.rrrraI
ftrai.E- between Tltir6 ana Elfsh ave.
Sues. ~satfaf- references exchanged NJ
dress $. a. ,. care RaSt-iuteil lgeacsr
WAY p Ef-f,vs re0ws With tosrR N
~frsctly private fswilv. Tor gentleman
VIE efa cttt cssr t- Address Mer-
chant host-Trte eerear
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-On account of
sickness / am compelled 10 close out my
grocery business; have a good, paying
business; Just the chance for some one
for cash or trade for good garden land.
Address Grocer. care observation-disclosures.
BUSINESS ChANCES-Ail kinds; hotels,
lodging houses restaurants, grocery,
cigar, tobacco. fruit stores in town and
country. Hall, 81 Epler block.
FOR SALES-First-clas barber shop and
baths; situated on best street in Seattle.
For further particulars address w. care
Post-Intelligencer
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ORDINANCE NO. 42e0-AN ORDINANCE
repeating ordinance No. 3gs2. entitled
An ordinance approving tae assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement Die
trict No f07 for the Improvement % Al
bert street from Thomas Cor Third
street 20 Dc8Ot street under Ordinances
No. 3s9f. and assessing the amounts
thereof Sainst each parcel and lot ~
land and part thereof shown IN said
roll. and providing for the collection
thereof" approved October "a 1895 and
directing the city treasurer To cancel
certain assessments
Re Il ordained by the City Of Seattle az
Section 7. That Ordinance No. 2aes. en-
titled An ordinance approving the as
sefsusnt roll % Local Improvement Dir
trict No. fN7 for tne fmprovernepi az a.
bert street from Thomas 1nr rrhfrsfa s,rec.
70 Depot street. under Ordinance Va rsat
and assessing tn amounts thereof at,aiust
.afh saFee. ana Iot ~ and and part
thereof shown IN said roll. and providing
Tor the collection thereof" aurroveS 90
tober e 1875. be and the same r. hereby
Sc. ? The city treasurer iz hereby d.
rerted 20 cancel upon the books in hfs
office az assessments made against any
lots or parcels q land for the improve
merit q Albert street under said Ordi-
nance 80 1agi
see 3 Ths ordnance shan take erect
and be n force from and after IT'S pas
sage ami approval. y approved b. tr-
mayor. otherwise g sha' take effect a.
the time II snail become law under ire
provisions % fF& CITY CraTfer.
Passed tire city counaa1 the 4th day %
January. 1870. and signed by ms In open
session IN authorization ~ ia passage
this sih day Of January. 1897
VIZ NeARDY.F
President pro TEN. ~ the CRY C'ofgvefI
Approved BY me this 5sh dav o. ganu-
arg. 1851. W. ID. WOOD.
Mayor
Flied by me this 9Th day o. January 1ss7.
Attest. WILL ~ PARRY
CITY Comptroller and Ex-Onicio City
Clerk
Published January 6. 1907.
(ssezIl
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is made OF Of this FIRMS beautiful cotton TAB
RIGS of which they exhibiting an immense I'M
portation The full skirt Is made on a SILK FONDA
ton and is trimmed with white embroidery. Inc
round girsh bodice is an exquisite little anair,
quite In keeping with the daintness OF the material
AT LIE BOUTILLIER BROS. WEST TWENTY
THIRD-ST.
II requires the perfection OF sartoriai art 10
make the Vatican coat really attractive, but when
this art is applied to 1t one Is bound to admit
that 1t has Il chic distinction and a unique fascna-
ton which appeal to every woman. The LIE Bou-
tilier of this design Is surely the incarnation
of smartness. The rich golden brown OF the velvet
of which 1t is fashioned mlngles It's beauty with
the mink fur that edges the collar and the Guns
and extends down each side Of the front In wide
edge Three large Jet ornaments trim the back OF
the coat and the collar Is held up by an immense
bow of black satin ribbon.
The hat that crowns this beautiful garment is
also made OF brown velvet The distinctly bell
shaped crown Is encrcled with band OF black
satin ribbon. terminating the left side In bow
that intermixes Its loops among the rich. small
black ostrich plumes that are dispersed over the
brim One immense plume stands directly out
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Green Carnation," n "Jude the obscusAS - 81
promptly accused by this eagIe-eyed Ittsratsus q
'depravfty Of taste" What amazingly bad Ioo5ol
The average woman" (Which term n evidoutly
used in the abstracU displays loyalty which =
entirely overlooked in the general arraignnsene
This Is her attachment to one particular author
or perhaps half Dozen II she has broad or con-
prehensive mind. bright thought Usually gives
birth to this attachment and she will read almost
every work OF those authors. whether good. 10
or Indifferent. simply because having SAID some
thing bright in one book, she Ii charitable enouen
to look for bright things In other works This N
ference however while often disappointing. shows
q loyalty which II inspiring. but which. like ~
love- In sometimes lavished unreservedIy
This devotion to one object. this singenese ef
purpose. has been termed weakness. but II 70 the
weakness which has been immortalized In verse
nd prose by the mighticst minds Of all the cen
turtles. One can venerate the woman who. finding
hidden pearI in the sea OF literature. promptly
delyes for more Far from an evidence Of tickle
ness 4, shows a desire for elevation which II the
brthright of all healthy minds.
Almost every woman has favorite authors, -
abe has favorite actors or favorite brands OF
household deicacies and IN me auesSS o. tnsse
en- path. Take for instance. the work OF HaroIo
Frederic a gentleman who haf mace g ssr on
both continents by mis- "Damnatlon Ct Theron
termed zone OF the greatest books Of the century.
In this work, whose characters were carried about
with him for five years. he introduces four epe-
cialists and in order TO get the local coor necsS'
the details OF Methodist minister's work. wadSe
in Assyrioogy and Schopcnhauer, pored oy0
palmcsests and pottery. and learned AL the 49,
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who follow in Fashions train. While the molly Is
still fresh in homes. and even when the STORM
King is holding court our merchants must expose
side by side with cold-defying furs fabrics OF al
most gauze-like texture for gowns for midsummer
wear The custom once started. the up-to-date
wornan expects With the advent of the New Year
ar assortment Of new cotton materials from which
TO select her warm-weather frocks And so at
Stern Bros the most popular department Is that
devoted to the advance guard of summer ma
teYials.
I-ndoubtedly the most popular fabric will be
silk-warp "barege' the pride and delight OF OUT
srandmothers summer wardrobe. We all kno"
,ba+ .hs texture is that Of closely woven Brus-
sells net and the beauty Of the oldtime material
has not been DESTROYED by modern designs. mo
pre.tiest pieces Displayed are those with oark
grounds. strewn with quaint patterns in the real
old broche colorings
cor,a daintier pieces have light grounds lowered
g.. r.turs,s own tints. The satin-striped French
h.,,,ss ara also new ant charming. The stripes
ore about one-quarter Of IN inch wide and three
,nches apart a large floral design being distributed
over the entire surface Oae particularly pretty
niece has a blue ground, strswn win hsu'es III
darker tint OF blue
So ~ these have white grounds relieved with
h,r. noures while others show large white de-
signs thrown upon background OF blue.
a oorred dotted swiss in colord stripes alter
.....o Nth n floral design is a Gstinct novelty.
CIV. % win favor with the dainttHt OF summer
maidens -. 1919,
The new organizes are strewn WIND posies. SO
x.,ura, In tints that one seems to aunost inhae
.ne,r fragrance The majority OF the designs are
=. graceful as possible, and instead OF being
x,o,.d the blossoms are In tiny 'shWer Gus
49,. With single roses and violets seeming TO fall
,., from the cluster II they had been shaken
str,ped nainsook. woven with varicolored
.-,,.s forming plads. wins an exciamaon OF
a,so from every shopper. while the ex%is"e
u,o,,,e. are calculated to witch the heart o,' VI
- ,yo,oan who loves daintiness to predomNete
IN her summer dresses IA. -.
,x.us..ure de pInde, new FABRIC WIN d w
ua.h mat will not muss Is making Strong "
for immediate popularity
The da,ntiest CONNECTION exposed at the couh'e'
devoted N dress garniture is illustrated In Stern
-, La,ch 7, IS n bolero Jacket of heavy Rus
-. .dced with q narrow passementerie oil
,,.r,ng threads and pa!lettes. Over each shoulder
ss.,.nsd q series OF accordon-pleated white ch'l'
ION ruff,es while white SATIN coar ""sneu VIZ"
r,,ch. ~ the chiffon completes this dainty ac'
,r
AT LORD TAYLORS BfoAD"Ai AM
TwENTIETH-sT
The beautiful display of fine linens now De'hs
made by Lord G. Taylor is worth more t"a'' pa'
,ng ro,,.s from the careful housewife who wishes
20 repIenish her linen closet at moderfte Gus"
Twenty-Five per cent Is the reduciion Oh '"o ~"
sral line of tablecloths that range IN price 'o'.
uS5 TO SO each. Extra wide cioths' measure,
from 2k yards long BY "a yards wide 10 A'a '"'N-