The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-17

ing business, executing all orders tina
come her way, from the inquired borders
that edge cigar-boxes to the premium
posters for country fairs and the
claspedhan DIS and floral gartands on or,
nate marriage certificates. The pro
prietor was a regularly apprenticed EN-
ploye of the house years ago. She at
tends to most of the details OF the bus
mess, superVices her thirty employees III
person, and insists upon getting good
work for her money. She claims to like
business better than housekeeping, and
is of opinion that there Is much less risk
in hiring housekeeper to attend to her
home affairs than in employing mana
ger to look after the business.
A large preserving and picking house
employs a woman artist to direct its
art department. Not only marmalades
ard pickles. but relishes and sauces of
all sorts, catchup, soups, dressings, are
prepared from the firms own farm
raised vegetables and ingredients. This
woman designs the labels and suggests
the names for the new brands, which
are Autographed right In the house.
She gets up the catch-interest pictures
and announcement cards that are dis
tributed to prepare the way for the
firms exhibits. and is responsible for
the general ground plan of the exhibit
ton stand and accompanying decora-
ton, both for wall and booths, that are
being shown at the Paris Exposition.
One of the most successful women trade
artists draughts the symbols for bis
cult factory New kinds Of waters and
crackers are continually being intro
duced, and she designs the fancy bands
that are destined to become identified
with the tid-bits and make the pound
and two-pound and tei-pound packets
outwardly attractive.
A Chicago firm, employed largely by
the independent manufacturers to Illus
trate the merits of their goods, owes
much of it's success to the wit of the
woman partner. Only her family name
appears on the business paper, but her
personality is Well known to the office
management Of large factories through
out the country She possesses origi-
nallty and such knowledge of printing
methods as has enabled her to devise a
unique process for heightening the ef-
rect OF drapery and the printed charac-
tiers In her newspaper cuts.
TWO sisters in a western city have an
established reputation for their novel
application of photography to CONNER
cial art Wherever trade advertise
ments are known, these women have
introduced their work. A cultivated
Massachusetts woman, who some years
ago had her attention called to the OPP
portunities in business art, is now en-
Gagged In the work. Another woman
works in the art depart
ment Of an American scientific institute.
She engraves on stone the structural
forms of plants and growths needed to
illustrate the research work in an her
barium. In England women litho-
graphers are quite common in the trade,
and considerable proportion of the IL
lustrated business and sporting circu-
lars, as well as the posters that overlie
the London buses and public convey
anoes throughout the kingdom are the
output of women's labor The director
Of the famous public gardens at Kew
has notable woman photographer in
his employ.-Chicago Record.