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FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LfNE.v

LINE"
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PEEEA R. r STATION
$50 A N. daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Mail
hurst. Camden Columbia savannah Jackson
vile, Tallahassee. and Tampa Charlotte
Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans, and points
west Through sleeping cars TO jacksonville
and Hamlet to Atlanta
900 r n daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
lted-Drawing Room, Compartment, ObseFYa-
ton, and Dining Cars-for Raleigh Southern
Pines, Panehurst Camden, Columbia, Savannah
Jacksonville and St Augustine. Sleeping Car
Jacksonville 10 Tampa
o-55 P NJ daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
tied for Charlotte, Athens Atlanta, CHAT
tanooga. Nashville. New Orleans and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars TO Atlanta
For further information apply to " n Nc
CORNELL. General Avert 5f9f Na-v York ave
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FoR sALE-r1PEK, RiTERs.

FOR Typewritesa: another great slaush-
ter; 10 latest model Manhattans "a fac-simile
OF the No. Remington, hardly sOiled by being
IN stock. at 50 each; order at once, as they
NuI not last long; shipped privilege OF trial
and examination free. +. :. WEBSTER CO. 80
Broadway. New York. m30-2
FOR SALE Typewriters; all the standard makes
for sale and rent; typewriter repairing; very
reasonable charges; call for estimates TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th st. nv. moot
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FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR SALE Cheap. almost new mans 1890 wheel.
- inch frame 2CGi= 9Th ST sW- ln25-S
FOR sALE-Gents' bicycle; good condition, 81
Box I54, this Office e2s-5
MOTOR BICYCLES-Nr. Ledig, OF the Keystone
Bicycle Factory. viii exhibit motor bicycle.
January %. 20. and 81; please call and examine
IT, ACNE REPAIR BICYCLE co. II49 Pa axe
nw. c2S-S
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RIOS. J. Owen & soN. Aucts-, 9l8 + St NV

gRr--rFFS- SAIF or 4 FRAME DWELLING
No I73s / STREET NORTHWEST
Ey virtue OF IyO certain deeds Of trust, re-
corded respectively, in Libcr 1917 at folio Az ct
-ao and IN Liner 1872 al folio z55 ct seq. two
OF the land records OF the District Of Columbia,
we viii sell at public suction. IN front of the
premises. on MONDAY. FEBkt AIRY +, 1901. a.
THREE 81 O'CLOCK p NJ. the following zeal
estate in the ciiv of Washington. D. c, TO VIII:
The east hall OF lot numbered nineteen (l9 OF
Bayidsun's subdivision of lots Ia square numbered
one hundred and sixtythree tb5j. telHg fourteen
Ie,f frontipg on L street northwest by the depth
Of one hundred and iorty-siA GAO feet and eleven
Gl) inches
Terms: All cash A deposit OF Sioo to be paid
Al the sale Terms OF sale 10 be complied with
IN ten I0l DAYS or trustees reserve the right
10 advertise and resell the property at the risk
and cost OF deiaultiEG purchaser. Al eonyeyanees
and stamps At purchasers cost
VA CALVIN CHASE.
THOS H. r. CLARKE.
,sa4 30 % Oh J 1 Trustees.
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TRAINS on BLUENONT BRANCH.

TRAINS On BLUEAi0NT BRANCH
leave Washington 9:0l a n daily, 4:49 p
week days and o.2J p. N. Sundays for Blue
mort. 6.25 D. NJ Saturdays and ABS p. m week
dav, and I1;2G p n Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS only tJr Lees5Urs. 6:25 P. n. wees days 10
EsrEdu1.
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FOR RENT-sUnURnAN.

VIENNA. VA 10 miles from Washington. next
station beyond Falls Church, at which express
trains stop; houses AT 81. s.. sl2. and So per
month; small deposit now @-ill hold them tai
you want thems come out 4:55 p. IN. get back
to city 5.40 p m Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
Nalr..a L W PLERCE. NLeuna. Va. mzl-Imo
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FOR SALE-nISCELLAEE
FOR sALE-store pipe. all sizes, new goods: Zoe.
per Joint FRIES q HOPWOOD, Sth and SIS
st. e39-3
FOR sALE-second-hand furniture that looks Ike
new; see our stock before you buy. FRIES &
HOPH0oD, sth and h sts NV. eos
FOR SALE-StoYez Of all kinds: they look like
new save money. FRIES & HOPWOOD, sth and
SIS nw- eS)-S
FOR sALE-yery fine Winzor folding bed: nat
uraI cherry. with French bevel mIrrCr: feet
long; child can operate 1t; cost $50; viii sell
Tor SIS. FRIES HoPWOoD, Sth and K sts- nv.
FOR sALE-L1rge heating stove: cost 81: uiI
sell for So good new. FRIES 8 HOPW0OD-
sth and SIS NV e30-3
LET Us store your household goods. We give
satisfaction; we have fine storage rooms FRIES
& HoPWooD, sth and K SIS e30-3
FOR sALE-Piano; standard upright; almost new:
bargain I722 CorcOran st e30-3
FOR sALE-Large solid oak sideboard. with beY-
eled glass mirror, s. Cali between 9 and 3
o'clock SIG ST ne nj
FOR sALE-A complete stock OF 81. SO. and 50
sewing machines; attachments and years guar
antCe, AZ FUNK'S- 81 c 81 Sc m5O-3
FOR -NIirror-tront tbree-1larters black
walnut folding bed. with mattress, So Address
BOX $50, this office m3O-3
FOR sALE-Saasoned pine wood in blocks. $
per cord. delivered Address BOX 50 this Of
ice. m29-s
FOR SALE OR Rents per month. Elite tvpe
No. Remington typewriter BOX 2T5, City Pc.
nS0-3
FOR SALE-NearIy new cash register. total
adder: cheap. 4. BERNHEEfER g2S c St NV.
e2g-3
FOR sAE-one Is-foot counter and an s-foot
nickle-plated showcase: cheap 49, 7th St-snw-
e29-3
FOR sALE-Ne.g automatic steam heater; VIII
heat $500 cubic feet Of space. SIPS: one small
mans tricycle.. So; fine double barrel ham
merless gan, list price So FOR 50. as \. Y.
ave m29-3
CHILDREN'S tailoring by LADY experts; dresses.
coats. c3pCS. etc. II the latest STYLES: moderate
terms quick work Address BON 100, this CT
fee m25-.
FOR SALE-Chcap. Du Parqret steel broiIer,
good as nov. Address Bon 10. this Office.
m2e-S
FOR sLE-cheap furniture for nlne-roo.u
house; all rooms now rented. For particulars
call at SO Sth ST. NV. NESS
FOR SALE-Serei fresh COWS; one CyIsrasy. 752
FOR SALE-Four secondhand iatrobe stoves in
good co4iition; cheap. Enquire 1913 Prospect
ave c2S-3
FOR SALE-Household goods and furniture f5r
1-roons; good condition; cheap 62+ D St Sc
C2S-3
FOR SALF-cne pool table. one peg pool table,
with license. complete; price SI09 Apply at
400 Il = esq
FOR SALE-Sp,ciaI bargains in sewing machines.
SiusCr machine, $; White. $3.50; Domestic
$50; Wheeler & Wilson, No Q, So; New Home
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FOR sALE-sToRES.

FOR sALE-sl 600, corner store. well located in
Fast Washington; rent so; lease If Necessary;
receipts 50 per day. JOHN T. DONOHUE *
son -uS East Capitol ST. InaO-3
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rHos- }. OWEN & son. Auet=. als ST. NV.
TRU srEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
DEANMOOD. d. c.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
DEANWOOD, D. c.
BIZ virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
Iiber pa folio 49, ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia, and at the
rcqur-t Of the party secured, We wiII sell
at public auction. in front OF the premises.
THi -RSDAY. FEB TfH, 1901, At Two %
O'CLOCK T. NJ the following described land
and premises situate in the County Of Washing
tor. D. c. designated and being lot p in
William Saunders sub division of lots Is and :.
Of RlIrIrigh's Subdivision Of part OF the Sheriff
estate called Nottingham, into lots I 70 40,
both inclusive improved BY small frame dwell
ing
Terms stated at time of sale. 4 deposit OF
500 viii be required AZ time OF sale All CON
yrgancing and recording and rercnuc stamps at
ruTcha- cost
WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS. JR,
CHARLES : LAZENBERRY,
eos 0.feI.f,G,7 Trustees
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WASHINGTON. d. C, POSTOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, changes may occur az
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 10 the ports Of
sailing daily and the schedule Of clOsings is
ranged On the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending February
2, 1901, the last connecting closes viii be made
from this Office as follows
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Eery Iittle profit but its q big advertisement.
when ygc can sell as good an upright piano as
..slpreciate It's worth r G. SMITH, I225 Pa. ava.
rren
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WANTED-Three white sculIiOns, . white wait
eTs. , lunch barnsn, > dummy men. ColoTgd
solutions. > colored bar porters and walters Ap-
ply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. GI3 7Jh II. eI
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TRU STEES- SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN
DEANWOOD, D. c.
By virtue OF 4 deed OF trust duly recorded in
Libcr No 2G-4. folio 800, ct seq one Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby l VIII sell
1t public auction. IN iIonr Of the premises. on
THURSDAY FEB. TrH, 1901. At Two o.
O'CLOCK f. ~. the following described land
and premises. situate IN the County Of Washing
ton. D. c. designated IS being lots and g. in
William Saunders subdivision Of lots and !
Of BurleiEh's subdivision Of part Of the Sheriff
estate called Nottingham, into lots l 10 30.
Terms stated al time OF sale deposit OF
$50 VIII be required OF the purchaser At time Of
sale. Al co2vey4ucins. recording, and revenue
stamps At the cost Of the purchaser
WILLIAM fl. SAUNDERS
,2e- 21-feI. 4-G-Z Surviving Trustee.
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LOST-Dog, female black and tan, tan dot over
each eye; named Dot; lag &56l- Reward at 1919
18th ST NV. mss
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ron sALE-HoasEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Farmcrs and city men take notice;
twenty-five horses and mares, suitable for gro
cCryInen, milkmen. coal men. family work. or
would make excellent farm horses; also three
ias. driving mares FIVE 70 nine years. weight
so 10 l. 0y pounds no reasonable offer refused
zl2 ~ st. uw. e277
FOR sALE-Two wagons. buggies, cheap I2lO
Ohio ave- SCLIYANS. HIS
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Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY

). CoLvIN. Superintendent.
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Omee Rooms-Lovv Rent.

some fyzt class ofsce rooHes for rent in Hutch
ms Building corner Tenth and streets north
west Elevator. stem heat. electricity, and very
low rent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
port News, and all points South, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
ington." on the following schedule:
Ly- Washington 6. 80 pm Lv- POrtsmOuth-5-0 90 pm
LY. Alexandria Z % pm Lv Norfolk. 500 pm
Ar. Fl Monroe 100 am Ly. IT Monroe 100 pm
Ar Norfolk. 60 am Al. Alexandra q 50 am
Ar. Portsmouth.sl5 am Ar. Washington 100 am
Tickets on sale II sI7 Penn ave, 3. and
- o. ticket offce, 6I9 Penn ave, and corner
- 18th 81 and \ Y. ave, C. / O. ticket Of
- fees. al 5I3 Penn ave, ard BJS l4-h ST.
- s A. L. ticket ofnce. 1881 n Y ave, and
board steamers
- * For further information apply al gen
- e-al Offices. 9Th St wharf, Washington, D. G.
- Phone 7sB
ne23-tf holm CsTT .VsN Cr-a-41 Nqnseer.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED-Three white solutions, white wait
ers lunch barrnen. , dummy men. , coloTod
solutions. colored bar porteTs and walters APP
ply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. GIa 7th 81. el
WANTED-Colorcd boy for store and houscwork;
3 week 1915 18th 81 NV ei
WANTED-Boy with bicycle. HAYW0RTH, 5l2
Sth st. nw. e.
WANTED-Young man or lady understanding ac-
counting, capable OF taking charge OF SET Of
books, double entry; salary > week; state ex-
plricnce and refs Box 206. this Office 81
WANTED First-gIass busheIman on new work.
KEEN. 1870 st. NV. eSo&
WANTED Barber: first-cI4ss workman; at once.
1872 9TH n555
WANTED-SettIed handy man (married or noD
20 care for home city. all expenses advanced;
good wages paid CASH FEE OFFICE. sos AZ
St NY. MI
WANTED-Boy about IS years to drive milk
wagon. living in Northeast preferred rs 9th St
ne. after 70 O'Clock. nj
WANTED Competent salesman; 81 10 bright
man; also butler 18th and G sts., room y,
hank nj
WANTED-Bright colored walters Ter cafe and
clubhouse Apply 1900 New YORK ave NV MI
WANrED-We ell dressed young men TO solicit
subscriptions TO the Washington Mirror easy
cesS. 1-of "a axe nj
WANTED Students ard nigh school young men
are requested to call ii 1904 Pa. ave with view
TO making good more at light w,-k- MI
WANTED Bright young men are making really
good money soliciting subscriptions Tor the
| " ashinGton Nirror;'' everybody wants IL 1904
Pa. ave nj
WANTED-Farn manager, runner Tor real estate.
$50 monthly II SATISFACTORY Call basement, 30
l2th St nv MI
WANTED Boy in sign shop. c. 5. HILBERT &
Co, 39S 10th st. NV. nj
WANTED Carriage drfTer. four dishwaslers. two
WALTERS, two hellboys, married couple. SHAth h
LEFORD'S sos E St nv. nj
WANTED-Good salesman to represent Us; must
deposit $50 10 secure goods in trust; position
/ Is worth 800 4 month. address ROBINSON CO,
/ ziS Jefferson ST, Toledo Ohio ia16-w&Su-l6t
/ WANTED Home made bread. pie, and cake
! baker 924 9th st. m25-8
| WANTED-An energetic man 70 work On the
| outside NELSBACH. 439 7th st. NV. m29-2
ANY PERSON who VIII distribute circulars for
| S3O daily should address Standard Co. Wells.
( Chicago e2G,z3
VANTED-Whtte barber. At once. 70 Harrison
| 81. Anacostia, D. c. mss
wANTED-An Experienced Sewing Machine Sales
man; Salary so per month and commission.
address, with References, Box II6, this Office.
e25-6
| WANTED anyassers for Life and Reign Of
( Queen Victoria By the eminent historians Prof
! Charles Morris and Hurat Halstead; nearly Coo
pages; size IKE; 100 richest illustrations: great
est and best; tremendous seller; only $50; big
book; big commission: credit given: freight paid
/ outfits tree. Address THE DOMINION co. Dept
/ Y S34 Dearborn St. Chicago m26-T
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Wc make d specially Of trad
ing real estate let Us have yours. JNO- \.
WORfHINGTON q co. COS 18th st. NV. m293
FOR EXCHANGE-C1esr ground southwest; viii
trade for good equity in Improved property; abou;
rttE. st nv D99-a
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EANTED-White and coIored ch5mbeTnnaids. to
day. Apply DICKS HOTEL AGENCA' 81" IN
81 NV
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WANTED-A reliable colored woman as cook in
a small family; refs. required Apply at 1911
st Il
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wAxrED-RooM AND BOARD.

WASTED-By gentleman. room and board with
private family in southwest; must be first Class
Box z5s. this Office Il
WASTED-By mechanic, single. room and board
IN private family OF adults. Northwest; state
terms. address BOX ia3. this office. m34-3
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wANTED-ACENTs.

WHY be hard up or out Of business; ,=e have a
sure road 10 wealth; our coin-controIled M
chimes are the best made and are quick sellers
or can be placed on the percentage plan; write
Tor particulars: the best chance ever offered 10
make big money on small Investment Address
THE CAULE-SCHEBfER Co. corner Woodward
and BaItimore ave, Detroit Mich. ia2IG,23, 30
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EANTED-Woman to cook. wash, and iron AP,
,ly go " ST. S'V7-
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" ANTED-SetJied colored woman; cafe coos
bread maker. and oyster COOK; wages SO. 5l49
Dunlba-ton ave Georgetown el
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RANTED-R0GsIs.

WANTED-Four unfinished rooms for Ugh
housekeeping. Address, stating terms, BOX 100
this once. Tuzy-S
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FOR RENT-sTOREs.

FOR RENT-store and one room with ciiaT. cor
ncr OF eth and Howard ave. NV. $3.50 per
month. NAUCK q NACCK, 18th and Fla fe. nq.
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton G.45 an. O:52 am, 7:55 am. daily 1915
am daily except Monday. 2:l5 pm. and $50
m daily From UarrisQnbuTg li-S7 am week
laws ard $50 pm. daily Fsom Charlottesville
- q m and $40 pm daily
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WANTED-Girl tOr chocolate dipping. 30 Pa
ave NV. MI
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Fon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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FOUND.

ICE CREAM zoe gallon, not made in 4 cellar
hut above ground, foE sewer gas aboUnds IN eel
lars and breeds typhoid, diphtheria, etc; moral
don't eat that kinS- LACEY's IS pure and
delicious COZ y Y. ave. Phone 2C5I.
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sno Experiences of Great Value.

We have been putting up ensilage
for the last fifteen years, and have
experimental considerably during that
time, both in raising the crops and
putting them up. We use about eight
quarts of seed per acre. This makes
the stalks about eight inches apart in
row, with rows three and one-thlrd
feet wide. Nearly every stalk will
produce one well grown ear. We find
by using that amount we can get more
weight OF stalks than by using more
seed, We have used as high as two
bushels per acre, but seeded less each
year, until we reached eight quarts.
This amount we think about right,
and have used IL for the last Ave years.
We use any variety Of corn that will
mature in Northern New Jersey.
We commence to fill the silo as soon
as the most forward ears begin to Dit,
or II flint corn is grown, as soon as It
begins to glaze. The bulk of the crop
Will be in the dough state. If large
crop Is to be sliced would commence
earlier, or the last will be past its best
before the Job Is finished. We cut In
half-inch pieces, using slx-horse pow
or engine. | would, however, recon-
mend an eight-horse power. 1t is
necessary to run with about 100
pounds Of steam with the small en-
gine, while the same work will be
done with the larger engine with
eighty pounds or less. One man is
kept In The pit to keep 1t level and
well tramped, especially around the
outside and corners. 1t requires three
teams and eight men to keep things
going to the best advantage One
team ana man with the corn harvester
TO do the cutting. two men to load in
the field TWO men and two teams with
three wagons to haul, ana two men at
cutter. with this force we filed our
pits In less than seven days last year.
We have two pits. 14xl4x23 feet deep,
two 14xlGx20 feet deep. holding about
$50 tons Of sllagc.
We have never found It nee ssary 10
use any water on the corn -rhile fill
Ing. After the pits are ~ we LOT
them settle about two days nen cover
with any old trash on hal q. such as
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The Little Finger.

Mademolselle distinguishes the lit
tie finger OF her right hand as the
proper object of ornamentatlon by
jeweled loops of sovereign gold. The
the ring finger" so-called, next to the
little finger, on which all the rings
used to be piled. But now the hand
is practically bare of ornament, If
it can be concentrated ON the little
finger. The setting of the jewels in
tended for little finger rings is almost
invisible. The hoops are slender and
almost flexible, as heavy rings would
pain this delicate little digit. Small
stones of high lustre sparkle in these
rings. Truly the little finger carries
a weight of jewels nowadays.
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Girls Double-Breasted Coat.

Long coats are always becoming TO
little girls. The admirable May Man
ton model given has the advantage
being equally good style with or with
out the cape and hood, and Is suited
TO many materials, besides being in
the height of style. AS shown it is
made Of kersey cloth in tobacco
brown, the hood lined with figured
silk, but covert cloth, broadcloth and
velvet are all correct. The cape and
hood may also be made as a separate
garment. The coat proper is half
I fitting at the back, but loose at the
front and includes regulation coat
sleeves and pockets finished with over
laps. The cape is circular fitted with
single darts at the shoulders and is
Il becoming feature. The hood falls
over the shoulders in graceful folds
and finishes in double points at the
back. At the neck is n collar that
can be made in roll-over or ordinary
style as preferred.
TO cut this coat for a girl of eight
years OF age four and one-half yards
of material twenty-seven inches wide.
two and seven-eighth yards forty
four inches wide or two and oneifourth
yards fifty-four inches wide with one.
half yard of silk to line hood will be
required when cape and hood are used;
three and one-half yards twenty-seven
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The Duchess of Wellington.


The Duchess of Wellington is better
known to most people under her old
name of Lady Arthur Wellesley. She
Is now the mistress of Apsley House,
one OF London's stateliest palaces, and
1t is said that she and the Duke mean
to entertain largely both there and at
Strathfeldsaye. Apsley House is the
least known to society of ducal man
sions at the present day, but n good
many Londoners know 1t, for its last
owners used to sometimes allow mem
bers of the Sunday Society to visit it.
Apsley House was the gift of the ma
tion to the great Duke of Yelling
ton, and every year until the end of
his life the Iron Duke used to cele-
brate June Is by a Waterloo dinner In
the great gallery, royalty, foreign am
bassadors and the hosts old comrades
in arms being the guests.
The historic mansion will now, 1t is
hoped, once more be used for enter
tainments ON a grand scale. BY the
bye, the present duchess, who. was q
Miss Williams, is not the only lady
who bears the title of Duchess of
wellington; there are two others
Elizabeth, Duchess of Wellington,
widow of the second Duke, and Evelyn
Duchess Of Wellington, widow OF the
late Duke.
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woman's Fancy waist.

Fancy waists are in great demand
both for odd bodices and entire cos
tunes designed for indoor wear. The
very pretty May Manton model shown
in the large drawing Is adapted to
both purposes equally well and admits
Of many combinations. The original
is made Of pale pink Sapho satin,
with bolero and deep cuffs of cream
lace over white and bands of black
panne satin; but all white, white with
color. or any color banded with the
same shade In velvet would be effec-
tive, In addition to which the bolero
and cuffs could be made of panne or
Persian brocade in place Of lace.
The lining Includes double darts,
under arm cores and side-backs, and
fits snugly and smoothly. On It are
arranged the several portions of the
waist and the two close together at
the back beneath the centre box
pleat.
The yoke is simply banded with
folds, but the lower portions Of back
and front are laid In narrow box pleats
that extend from its lower edge, be.
meath the bolero to the belt. The
bolero can be made entirely separate
ana the waist worn with or without
or caught at the upper edge and in
cluded In the arm's-eye seams. The
sleeves are novel and becoming. The
lower portions are covered smoothly
TO form cuffs that fare over the hands,
while the pleats OF the upper portions
fall free TO form puffs at the elbows.
When desired low neck and with ell
bow sleeves the yoke and cuffs can
be omitted.
To cut this waist for q woman of
medium size three and a quarter
yards of material twenty-one inches
wide, two and seyen-elghth yards
twenty-seyen inches wide, one and
three-fourth yards forty-four inches
wide or one and fiye-eighth yards Atty
inches wide with one and one-fourth
yards OF all-over lace for bolero and
sleeve facings will be required