Evening star., 1901-12-20
THE SATURDAY STAR.
VIII BE Great Paper Overlooking
With Good Thfnxs to Read.

VIII he q Great PaRer Overlooking
With Good Things to Read.
The Saturday Star this week will again
be great paper overffowing with good
things to read. special stories on vast
variety of subjects but all timely and in
teresting, high-class fio,ion stories of travel
and adventure, ana articles of particular
interest to women. OF course, there will
be great deal thatis especially appro-
PIRATE to the Christmas season, but no eff
fort has been neglected to make the Satur-
day Star an all-around paper in which
every reader will be sure to find an abun-
dance of matter suited to his taste.
Here are but a few of the more note
worthy features:
a RICH POSSESSION. dllustrated)
Frank Carpenters letter this week is
from Singapore, which, though small, is
perhaps John Bulls most prosperous
colony. He tells how the people live,
what they do and how they are gov
erned.
CHRISTMAS AT THE GRANGE. Qllus-
trated)
n SStiSoAaOiS Sloiy pS "a. w. oiSAiiioiAe.
This is a tale of the Jacobite uprising,
centering about the young pretender,
who, by his clandestine presence in the
house of an English knight, involves
the knights daughter and her lover in
a serious complication. How the young
prince was liberated and his enemies
outwitted by the girl and her lover is
told in stirring fashion.
ROSES IN THE HAIR. Ullustrated)
They are worn at the point that best suits
individual style. Dancing dresses and
gorgeous evening wraps.
ENORMOUS WEALTH. Qllustrated)
In our American Switzerland, with it's
mountains of iron and coal. county
seat fight that reads like story of the
middle ages.
THE OPEN SYSTEM. Qllustrated)
California reformatory where prisoners
are regarded as state students and are
taught trades.
A WOMAN INVADER. Qllustrated)
She has beaten the British real estate
agent on his own ground and is a sum-
mer home developer.
THE COW BIRDS. U1ustrated)
They resemble blackbirds in many ways.
Other interesting facts about our feath-
cred friends.
PARIS FASHIONS. 0llustrated)
What the women Of the French capital
will wear during the holidays. Empire
effects for evening gowns. New styles
for dressing the hair.
NO OTHER Way Iliustrated)
The eighth installment of Sir Walter Be
SAINTS last story, with, a synopsis Of the
preceding chapters. ,lzs
JOY AND GLADNESS. ~
How Christmas Will be celebrated at the
White House this year. How 1t has
been celebrated during other adminis-
trations.
WITH NIMBLE FINGERS.
This is the season of the year when shop
lifters reap their richest harvest. Eff
forts made by the big department stores
to protect themselves from amateur and
professional thieves.
WITHOUT A TICKET. =
blIkS WHO lfy " tTdNel oI tAdlc
without paying fare. They will do al
most anything to accomplish their pur-
pose.
FASHIONS IN TOYS.
Intricate mechanical devices demanded
this season are being supplied in greater
number than ever before.
WHY THEY BEAT Us.
There are a number Of excellent reasons
why Americans are not getting their
full full share of South American trade.
GOLF FOR EVERYBODY.
Some famous names in the annals of the
links; Allan Robertson, golfer Of the
world, and Tommy Norris, who was
champion for four successive years.
HANDMADE TOYS.
Sterling Heilig writes about an exhibition