West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-05-18
Our New York Letter
April Artsand Nay Mau@uvres: Fash.
Ions in FrecEcrs. FOed and Finery
speclal Correspohdenee oI Nc Artns

Special Correspondence ot The Arsus
Climatic eNtrsmes leads TO cx,remi.
ties of suffering, | never heard so
much. proportionately OF grip, pneu.
monia, bronchitis and rheumatism ns
have hoard lately, to say nothing Of
old fashioned cold In the hond. sANs
the college education or n hiph sound.
ing medical nnme which might scare
one-half TO death, but could not be
productive OF moro discomfort, what
ever IL were called.
But April oNertod all her arts of
brightness and benuty in our behalf
aud left ns with love In our hearts. 10
say nothing OF something rather more
To the point, wARMrH in our bones
with tho promise OF real rapid trans.
IL comes May, the seductive, the season
OF swelling bud aud early blossom S. of
blue skies and Vsriant meadow
stretches. And---loolS out for your
pockerbooks young man tho be.
witching bit OF femninity-the ice.
cream loving summer girl
Speaking of ice.cream, l told YOU
ALL weok or two ago, about having
bought an "Ohio" freezer, and de.
scanted at some little length, upon It's
superior qualities. Well, ago does MOT
seem To wither nor custom stale tho
inhnite variety of its capabilities as an
a. l. poducer OF toothsome deserts.
VIII give you here the recipe for one
delicious compound; and will send anv
lady who encloses two cent stamn
book containing some very choice
frozen deserts. My address is olO West
li3rd Street.
CARAMEL 1ce-crenm One mint Of
milF, yelks of three eggs. two cups of
white sugar (browned) and one and
one-half pints OF cream. Boil the mill,
add yellSs OF eggs and sugar, when the
mixture cools add the cream and
! freeze.
The aboyo tastes very MoRE.IsH.
ana sure that my readers viii be
very glad 10 know all about tho ex-
cellont appliance for duplicating man.
uscript and type written letters OF any
form of literature for extending bust.
ness. lit called the Halls Fac-sim.
lie Press" and letters may be produced
in ones own handwriting or ina type
writing as may be desired.
One we'll written letter to secure
trade can be duplicated indefinitely;
this saves so much time and expepsc
as to be Invaluable ia any Office. and
thousands of circular letters can be
sent out during the course of II week
or moath.
1t was invented 10y Samuel Hall In
1890 and found an Immediate place In
the commercial, world
Anyone wishing to know more about
this can address. E j. Hail. 10 Ceder
Street, New York City.
There is new material out for under.
wear. IL resembles linen net. and "a
said To be cooler in Summer and war.
mer ia Winter and in every way morc
desira bic than any other fabric for the
purpose which has ever appeared.
Each season the cute little Eton
jacket crops up, ms pcrsistcutly as does
the shirt waist. One OF tho newest
shapes is scalloped round the bottom.
| @N'~'a' 10y ifiphiJ hhOAutE Udt
long. square tabs in front.
Duck and pique lend themselves adj
mirably Co children's garments Best
q Co., show natty white piquo coat
for the little boy. Itis cnt circular
shape, reaching 20 tho ankles, and has
tiny circular caps. The trimming is
delicate blue embroidery.
charming cloak for wee miss is
OF white all-over embroidery oyer
colored lining. with this is worn a
wkite bonnet with delicate forget-pe.
/ nots
The silks show some dreams OF weave
and color. In oriertal fabrics, Ane
novelty has silver graz ground with
embroidered polka dots OF various col
ors interspersed with white. All.over
Persian patterns show several shades
Of the same color. For Young girls
festive gowns, Liberty satin is espcc-
tally popular.
short waisted fr0clss and the simple
Mother Hubbards are once more In the
lead as models for cbildren's wear.
Satin Shanghai silks are novelty
this season. They are soft, cool and
clinginR EVELYN CABLE.