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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10

4 M. Camrbell MCPHERSON. the Newfound-
land artist. VI, Aes2a
/ II this room next. to the exhibits of the
South American artists hang three land
scaoes by William 4. Coffin. director or
fine arts. while adjoining his works are
pictures by Charles C. Curran ana Henry
b. Smell. the assistants to- the director.
~ the Opposite wall hangs a group BY.
the Well-knoWn artist. ]. G.: Brown. show
ing tolr OF his characteristic works.
Near by is the work entitled. "The. Hum
CT Mighty Workings by Karl Eirsch-
berg, the well-known Buffalo artist.
Foar moonlight landscapes represent
the work Of Charles Melville Dewey.
:, The original for the very successful
poster entitled Spirit Of Niagara" by
Mrs. Charles Carey. hangs in this room
also. Near it are three works by an
other Buffalo artist. Lars G.. Sellstedt,
one the portrait Of himself. the other a
portrait of Mrs. Sellstedt. while the third
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10

ton Is made, and it is surprisingly good.
American painters, sculptors, architects
and engraNers- are all shown at their
best. It will he hard to find noted
artist who is not represented at all, and
still harder to find one who is. not repre-
scented by his best work.
Approaching the art gallery one. is
st1 uck by the noble contour Of the eques-
trtaLn statue of Gen. Sherman, by Angus
tus st. Gaudens, shown now for the first
time In America and destined for Central
Park in New York city. Directly in
front of the art building is the massive
bronze statue Of the god Pan, by George
Grey Barnard, and two seated figures,
one Of Hahnemann, by Charles H. Me
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10

HE .art-loving public has been
waiting with much curiosity
to see what sort of an exhi7
bitiQn upon an extensive scale
could be made of American
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-10

tContInued II tn. Col.mn.)
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

s175O-A PICKUP in the Mission; a new cot
tage of rooms and bath. with all modern
improvements; this is chance for one /:
$3.50 down. balance on easy terms. Inquire of
d. COFFIN, 1923 Mission ST.
FOR bargains in timber land. fruit ranches
suburban lots farms. all through the State
also large list Of desirable city sites see
The Phelps-Lewis Co., 7e2 Market st.
NEW cottage rooms. baths: lot 81 :6x1c0 feet ;
Mission $3.50; terms to suit buyer. Alb Kearny.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
ELEGANT SITE FOR FLATS.

NOrth Side OF I'D ST., y Ieet east OF TuettetOt
two fine large building lots in the heart Of the
famous MISSION WARM BELT; modern fats
built on these lots would rent for SSI 80 per
month each; level and ready for building; street
bituminiZed. cement sidewalk; lot 5Sx114 feet
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PERSONALS.

THE Star Hair Remedy positively restores gray
and faded hair to natural color without dye
Proof, one preparation restores all shades and
colors, blonde ash blonde red all shades OF
brown preserving the CLINT or golden hue pc
culiar to brown hair and black. If a dye IT
dandruff, stops falling, grows new hair. Sold
by druggists and hairdressers- Ask for IT..
Take no other. It's guaranteed. The Star
Remedy Co, 3S5 Geary
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

FOR sale by
JULIEN SMITH
Real Estate Agent, 420 Montgomery ST.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Near Third and Bryant sts.; fine lot 1O0x16o.
with frontages; price SO, 500 or will lease for
a term.
KEY LOT AND COTTAGE.
Western Addition; choice neighborhood be-
tween cable lines; sweet cottage, 8 rooms,
hath. ETC. key lot front. south side and rear
receiving all day; just the lot for flats
when YOU tire of the cottage; particulars at
office; price only s4150-
WESTERN ADDITION LOT.
California ST. south side, 81 feet east OF
Baker: size 25xS2:6; see this. please and make
your offer: FIX your price. it is for sale, and
will be sold quickly
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MISSION HOME.
MISSION CorTAG-oN TERMS.

West side CNo. 3s) Norfolk ST., 1905 feet south
OF Folsom a fine two-story house Of rooms;
in good condition; lot 22:6x63 feet.
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ONE WESTERN ADDITION RESI-

Northeast corner CNo. 1000 South Brooer1ck
and 18th sts.; modern residence Of rooms and
bath and basement; well built; magnificent pan
oramic view Of San Francisco and bay shore
cities; lot 26:3xs6:3 feet.
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o. D. BALDWIN & SON,

o. D. BALDWIN & SON,
% Montgomery st.
s11, ,Ooo-FInest northeast corner lot on Presidio
Heights; 37;6x127:S; magnificent marine
view.
$40, ,ooo-Rents ss7 so: new fats Of 9, and
rooms and bath: all the latest i'm
provements; on Broder1ck ST.,
Grove.
SO, o0O-very choice lot near Sutter and Tay-
lor sts. 80 feet frontage; will pay 12
per cent net if improved.
ss, ,5oe-Rents $50; fine modern flats Of and
rooms and bath each. on Devisadero
ST.. Washington; lot 25x110.
ST. s7500-Attractive modern residence Of
rooms. bath. furnace etc, on Baker St.
near Fulton; lot 20x10O
$s,ooo-Rents $50 so; new flats Of and 9
rooms and bath each; latest improve
ments: Post ST., near Devisadero.
So 5500-Cheap; Howard St, near Third; 2-story
house of 10 rooms and bath; lot 20xs0-
ing Powell St, near Clay; always
rented: first story of brick; bank mort
gage of $1,000 can remain.
81 250NA bargain: house of rooms and bath
Washington St. near Devisadero; lot
25x127:s; bank mortgage OF $4,000 can
main.
SS6OO-Fosom st. near Eleventh; large house
and lot; 36 feet frontage; get particu-
lars of this snap.
So 5o0-Rents $40; 4 flats OF rooms each on
Clementina ST, near Ninth; always
rented; pays Is per cent net.
ssOoO-Fine residential lot on Laguna st.. near
Page; 25x100.
So ooo-Rents S24; near Folsom and Seventh
sts.: 8 flats; lot 25 feet frontage.
S., ,250-Rents $50 per month; 4 fats and lot
45xsO on Minna ST., near Fourteenth
very cheap.
s12 oeo-Rents s95 and can be raised: elegant
flats and large lot on Scott ST., near
California. o. D. BALDWIN & SON.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

MODERN WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
South side (Nos 2S19-2S2I Golden Gate ave,
go feet east Of 1st ave-. two modern, well-built
mats OF rooms and bath each; porcelain bath:
tiled mantels; every modern convenience; rents
$50 per month; lot 26x137:6 feet.
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WESTERN ADDITION COTTAGE.
s1S0o-A coZy sunny cottage OF rooms and
bath and basement: on Steiner st., near
Filbert; improvements only years old !:
we'll built and in fine condition; key lot
25x100 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

We have a number Of very desirable cot
tages in the best portion of the Mission, rang
ing from $500 to $500. Particulars given at
office.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
6sS Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

South side CNo. 3SO Jersey St, IS feet east Of
Castro; pretty. well built modern home Of
rooms and bath; only half block from Castro
st. cars; TERMS Is CASH; lot 25x114.
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VALLEJO sr. 1MPRovEp PRoP.

North side (Nos. 1220-122O Vallejo St, 1925
feet east of Hyde; two-story house Of rooms
and bath, flats Of 5 rooms and bath each and
a rear house, rooms; all in frst-class condi-
ton: modern. sanitary plumbing tiled mantels
and sinks, ETC.. magnificent view of the city
and Golden Gate; rents S71 per month; lot A3:9x
137:6 feet; street bituminized; cement walk.
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soI1TH or MARKET INVESTMENT.

West side CNyos. 124 TO 12s1O Hawthorne st.
1876 feet south Of Folsom; three hne weh-butlt
fats Of 5, 8, rooms and bath: this property
being centrally located is always rented; rents
$50 per month; lot 24:9x112:6 feet.
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WESTERN ADDITION COTTAGE.

South side (No. 1735) McAllister ST., 1926 fee
west of Broderick; cozy. modern, up-to-dat'
cottage, and bath; only years old
cost $500 to build; street bituminized; larg:
lot 43 :9x137:6 feet
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
$1So0-On Sacramento St, near Powell: we'll
built cottage of rooms; lot 20x40 feet
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BELP wANTED-MALE-con.

& READY. Phone Main Ss4s
,;.;1oFF1cE OPEN A. N. MONDAY; ;,1; -;
E..f; NV; E. r cos % %GNE &, N2kKi; 9kKT1
20 trackmen. c. N. w. R. r. Co.'S own work
new work ..::--.-2 day::......free fare
20 steel and ballast men-Ukiah free rare
:.-..-.........ALSO FOR UKIAH...- .-.....'..-..
Is teamstars-Ul1ah ................... free fare
70 laborers-Ukiah. ah.............,........free rare
............... BoILERMAKERS ...............
6oilermakers for large company; sS So1nv Gay
Brick mason's helper mine
Stonecutter, city; furnace man, mine $50, ana
house bench hand So day; molders city;
handy man and repair stoves, country tur-
niture store.
..::........... MISCELLANEOUS ......;;.;::;:
sAWMIILs @ IkBoRT5Rs ANR w9GRs, TEsMs ETC MINES
men to work in woods. San MateS tsS CO. Co; no no
e5psGenSe % TeGpirsa oros Co 5c to s50 cord I'd
laborers, experience, mine. $50 ana 10
muckers, mining company. S1S
10 laborers, no experience, near city,. $50
$50 laborers city and country 81 Is to 81 so day
.................. TRANSFERS ..................
10 2-horse teamsters country. y........:S2 day
SHASTA AND TRINITY COUNTIES.
................ CHEAP FARES ...............:
$50 labOTers no experience required - n to y da% ~
..........wE SHIP EVERY NIGHT........:.
q farm and orchard hands........s26 and $50
country dairies .................. ..-....... soO
choremen and boys; Catholic choreman in
stitution, country. $50; boy 70 drive delivery
wagon; porter city store. $50; young man
who understands lumber, for a merchandise
store
Married choreman, wife to cook, small In
s.i.u'ion HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Chief cook, eating -house--.-S5 $50 and found
Sausage maker, mining company. $40 and I'd
Cook, small place, city, sS5 and found; COOK,
plain hotel, near city, $40 and found; COOKS.
different places; dishwasher, officers mess
$50; beef iuggers .-..-..-..........2 81 70 a day
Pantryman country hotel $50 and found
hotels, s25 and $50; bell boy, SO; camp
walters, s25. MURRAY s. READY, 6S4-6So
Clay st.
TO-DAY SUNDAY
.............-.- To-Day Sunday ................
AT C. R. HANSEN & CO-'s-.....1o4 Geary st.
Railroad work. fare
........ FOR CHATSwORTH PARK ........
50 drillers and muckers. to So 30
.....-.......-.. FOR TRUCKEE ................
.o..-.a...... NV FOR NEVADA .............
100 teamsters and laborers.
Free fare.........Ship to-day.........Free fare
house carpenters, country.-..-.....s to So so
bridge carpenters railroad work. IS to SO 90
........... HOTEL DEPARTMENT ......,....
Head cook country hotel, $50; walters,
81 50 a day; shirt polisher, 81 30 to 81 a day
for country laundry; barkeeper, city, $50;
waiter, institution, $50; laundryman, institu-
tion. SIS.
c. r. HANSEN & Co..........1O4 Geary St
JOURNEYMEN BARRIERS International Union
Free employment. 927 Market St, room 201.
I. LESS, secretary; telephone Jessie llI6.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

INDIAN baskets, Indian relics, curios and an
tiques bought NAT RAPHAEL, 11S Geary
St.. largest curio store in America; visitors
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

BUCHANAN-ST. BUILDING LOTS.
southwest corner Buchanan and Greenwich
sts; hve elegant building lots level and ready
Tor building; this portion of the city has devel-
oped wonderfully in the last year and this
property is assured an elegant future.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
PAGE-ST- RESIDENCE

PAGE-ST. RESIDENCE.
North side CPD Page ST., 1868 feet east Devils
Adero; large, well-butlt modern residence,
rooms and bath; in fine condition; fine key lot
on the sunny side Of street; lot 25x137 :6.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
CARPENTERS.
PILEDRIVER HANDS.
EXPERIENCED RAFTSMEN.
All applications for work received at
Room No. 15.................No. California st.
BRIDGE AND WHARF BUILDERS EN-
PLOYERS' ASSOCIATION.
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Co.
California Bridge and Construction Co.
City Street Improvement Co.
Cotton Bros & Co
Dundon Bridge and Construction Co.
Healey. Tibbitts & Co.
Hyde Construction Co.
Darby Laydon & Co.
J. A. Mcmahon,
Pacific Construction Co.
Thomson Bridge Co.
Robt- Wakefield.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

MACHINE operators and hand sewers at
LEVI STRAUSS & CO. s overall factory. S21k
Fremont St; good wages; no experience
necessary; steady work. Apply MR.. DAVIS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
RICHMOND BUILDING LOT

South side of California ST., 1874 feet east Of
i Nth ave; fine large level lot ready for build
| ing; street severed; lot 4Ox96:1 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
HAVE YOUR HANDS READ.

If you contemplate change in business or
embarking in a new enterprise, 1 can tell you
whether you will be successful not. Deep
study and much experience has enabled me to
read the past and predict the future from
hands strictly scientific principles. N.
room 35.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

EXPERIENCED operators on fancy and neg
ligee shirts; also few bright girls about 16
years OF age for instruction; paid while learn
- inS. Standard Shirt Factory, corner Cough
and Grove sts
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

EIGHTEENTH-ST. HOME.
S2400-A modern two-stOry house of rooms
and BATH sunny side of street: cement
sidewalk; street bituminized: rents SIS
per month.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO..
632 Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

MAN who has had experience in repairing rub
Der tires. Apply with references, Monday
fporning, S Besle st.
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REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

WESTERN ADDITION HOME.
house of s rooms; key lot;
Lyon St, near Sutter; lot 25x119:4 feet
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

a MISS HORGAN, 223 Sutter St
cooks, across the $35
cooks, city German style-..................S3 $40
H0usegirl, country. $50; is housegirls, city .$25
French nurse. SIS: French second girl. .S25
% young hOUsegirls. $40; second girls. 500 SIS
Cook, boarding house, city, $50; cooks. R
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

DONNELLY & CO....-...-.-6S2 MARKET ST.
S145G0-Modern flats. Western Addition; rent
ed for S1400 year.
s4s00-Two modern flats. 5 and rooms and
baths: handsome and substantial rents s43
$2100-Cozy little cottage out Mission way;
a genuine bargain.
$3SOe-House of flats. and rear house; in
fine order lot 25xSO; blocks south Of Mar
ket; rented for SAC.
s2250-Two flats near Park; lot 25x125; rented
s42o0-Lot. Fulton St: seven minutes walk
from City Hall; old improvements; offer
wanted
$12OC-Lot 25x104: Twenty-frst St, mr.. Flor
ida; ready to build snap
Lot 32x100; Tenth and B St; ready to
build on; offer wanted; some bargains north
and south of Park; also in Excelsior Home
stead Flint Tract, Gift Maps and g. and
South San Francisco.
ssOOO-FINE lot 25xlOo on Haight ST.. near Mar
ket. good location.
s10C0-Iarge lot 37:6x165 18th ave-. near park
sI0OO-Rusiness and residence lot 30x1O0 on Point
Lobos ave. next to corner First.
s1900-Iot 3:4x137:6 Filbert St, near Van
Ness ave-. snap.
s95O-Lot 25x1C0 on California ST., near 18th
ave-: street work done.
$550o-2 lots 1o1x114 each large 2-story and attic
dwelling. elegantly furnished. with piano.
and small house in rear slightly location:
near Castro and 21st sts.; rents $50 per
month; must be sold at once make offer.
everything goes at above price, which IS
half its cost
ROTHERMEL & MERRELI.
507 California ST
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE
7000-A fine large modern house of 10 rooms
and bath and basement the southwest
corner of Scott St.; lot 25x106:3 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

MUNICIPAL Loan Office 1o3 Grant ave. near
Geary ST.; phone Red 1903
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13
HELP wANTED-MALE-cor.


AT THE CAL. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
69 Third St.. pr. Call bldg; phone Bush 4o5.
$500. Railroad Teamsters and Laborers.......
''...''' uK1AH ;a1.:.;i M "a HKlAH ..'.''.
so railroad teamsters for Ukiah......s2 to 50 25
SO laborers for Ukiah. per day
.............,.... FREE FARE ..................
lumber pliers, country. ::....'...2 per day
laborers, new job, near city. ....::.s2 per day
70 laDoTers for quarry. =, y TO y 90 per gay
No office fee for above carload. Reduced
rates to Shasta and Trinity counties. We
charter a car to leave here Monday p. m.
Old man to do chores ranch, SIS per month.
laborers, country, months work, s25 & bd.
laborers. near city. 81 rs and board.
Blacksmith, horseshoer, country, So per day.
Young man, private place, $40 per month
A COOK for an institution in city, $50; also
a second cook and dishwasher. same place,
$40 and SIS; young strong man to help in
MISS PiUNKETT, 425 sutter st, mr.. Powell.
BOY II years, to learn glove finishing. CAR
SON GLOVE CO.. S5 Market st.
BOY to drive delivery wagon Apply sCHRA-
DER BROS. Market St, opp. Seventh.
200 MEN to buy suits made to order, 81 per
week. A. b. SMITH CO., 12s Ellis st.
STRONG boy to help plumber and for shop;
references. Box 96S, Call
SHOE repairer; 1st-cIass worker; neat; steady;
good wages. KAsT & CO., 74O Market st.
NON-UNION horseshoer; union wages. Apply
2os Front st.
FIRsT-CLAsS tenor robusto for Catholic
church; sight reader. Box $50. Call office.
wANTED-MIKE DRIsCOLL, at 1924 Point
Lobos ave. BOB.
wANTED-A good. quick waiter; ;25 and
room. 615 Taylor st.
GET your shoes half-soled while waiting; Zoo
to 5Oc. 56S Mission ST., bet. 1st and I'd SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-13

REAL ESTATE-CITY-FO SALE.
WRIGHT & EWELL.
Real Estate and Financial Agents
Loans, Insurance. 3l6 Montgomery st.
MISSION ST.
Between Main and Beale. only purchase in
that vicinity, and only 1 block from the South
ern Pacific new depot; pays over per cent net
NEAR THIRD ST.
Full size lot full depth a opportunity
to improve; at present old improvements
GEARY ST.
Five-story and basement brick, entirely new
and modern; pays over $500 per month
FIRST ST.
Near Market; building; large lot; splen-
didly improved; large income.
SIXTEENTH AND GUERRERO SITS
Large lot 130x17O with fair improvements;
splendid opportunity for development.
S7250.
shrader st., near Waller; lot 27:sx1O6 with
flats renting for SOS per month.
DOLORES ST.
Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth sts.; lot 100
x15O.
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
lots; can be bought at reasonable figure.
$4,000.
Nice lot on Pine St, west of Fillmore; old
improvements; rents now $50 per month; flats
would pay we'll; bargain.
PRESIDE HEIGHTS DISTRICT.
Beautiful building lots south side Of Jack
st
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COMING ruR FASHIONS


Tails GaIere Form Neck Pieces Nur-
Lined Paletots.
The nimble fingers OF fashionable
furrieTs employees are already busy
carrying out the clever designs from
London and Paris In mink and sable
neck pieces. Sable, you know, is i'm
ported In the pelt shape without duty,
so It is really sane to buy these 1ne
natural furs here where one knows
and has confidence In the furrier.
To Judge by these fine novelties our
furry fellows ~ltaken to growing
great number is. OF yore, when
we complained there were too
few tails on hee, piece we were In
formed that animals seldom had more
than one each.
Evidently we've changed all that,
for these advance beauties are com.
posed entirely of tails.
In mink tails these pieces cost from
$50 to $40. The one shown In the Illus
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-09-19

road. 1t will not be necessary to
make tho entire sketch of fence Of
this rustic work unless desired; Sec
tion or two will answer, and is espe-
cially attractive when used in connec-
ton with a hedge. The artist has
drawn the illustration from section
of fence which separated the lawn
from an orchard. The length of rustic
fence ON either side Of the gate was
but ten feet, and beyond that consisted
of a well-kept hedge of California pri-
vet. The posts in this case were parts
of the trunk Of a cherry tree which
was destroyed in a storm. The. tubs
on each gatepost were small tobacco
pals cut in half and covered with
bark from the woods. In them each
spring was planted roots Of dwarf
cannas, which in the fall. were taken
out and stored in the cellar. Such
gates and fences can be made at a
trlfing expense, and are handsome
enough to surround any home.-New
York Tribune.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-09-19
Single and DoabIe Flowers.

Florists invariably look with disfa.
vor upon single flowers, for they neith-
er handle well nor appear attractive
to their patrons. The petals of a sim
gle flower fall sooner, as q rule, than
those of double flower, which may
be accounted for in the fact that the
inner petals of the latter are trans
formed stamens, and these are more
firmly attached than simple petals,
The objection to single flowers is
generally confined to those used for
cut-fiower purposes. No one win deny
the beauty and fine form Of we'll
grown single peony, and even good
single rose reaches the heart Of many
persons before a double one. Single
hollyhocks, too, are attractive and less
formal than the double.
Many persons will not appreciate
the reference to the single peonies,
for, strange to say, they are. very I'M
common. A single tree-peony is even
more rare. The writer considered II a
treat to see a number Of the latter re-
Gently. Fully expanded, the flowers
measured seven inches in diameter
the color, a royal purple. -Meehan''
Monthly.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-09-19

In most parts of the North pansies
nre In their full glory. OF course, II
should he understood that they favor
shade and never too bold exposure
to the SUMS direct rays. There is no
flower that pays better for careful at
tention to its habits. Great results
have been attained by cultivation. ].
O. Vaughan, who is good authority in
horticulture, has his rules for growing
fine pansIes. The following;
1.-THE soil to grow good pansies In
can hardly be too rich, using cow dung
in preference to any other, and lib
eral sprinkling Of bone dust from cme
to time. The strains Of pansies that
are grown now viii well repay for
good cultivation, and they require 1t,
ms no such sloyenly culture as is often
met with will grow good pans!es, no
matter how choice the strains OF seed"
Farm, Field and Tlresidc.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1901-09-19

Cleaning woodwork.

Light-colored painted woodwork
should be busted lightly with brush.
The great secret IN cleaning paint sue.
cessfully is to do 1t very quickly and
use only a little water, rinsing It as
soon as clean In clear water, and let
ting 1t dry quickly The water used
may have some powdered soap or other
cleansing agent dissolved in 1t. Black
painted woodwork can be very easily
cleaned and frightened by rubbing
with a rag dipped in either kerosene
or oil and turpentlne- This could also
be applied to light paint work II very
dirty. The hinges Of creakiug doors
should also be attended to at this
time, the defect being easily remedied
by applying q feather dipped in oil.
This will also ease stit lock or door
handle.-Ledger Monthly.