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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
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FOUND-UMBREMILiA AT LAKE HARRIET
Wednesday evening. Owner can have sa1ne
by paying for this ad and describing UNI
brella Call Journal office. O.
FOUND-oN OAK AND KENWOOD CAR,
Wednesday forenoon, lady's brown purse con-
tanning sum of money; owner can have same
by proving ownership and paying for this
ed Call 1901 4th st Sc
LosT-LADY's GOLD WATCH, FASTENED
to fob; also locket, Thursday evening. Return
to J. c. Turner. 5o7 18th av sE' city, for
liberal reward. = Z
LOsT-THURsDAY = EVENING WHILE
driving somewhere on Portland, between 18th
and Lake on Lake or Lake Of Isles boule-
ward, diamond ring; liberal reward. 3412
Columbus av = :"
LosT-OAMEO PIN, THURSDAY AFTER-
noon betw cen Minnehaha boulevard and Lake
Harriet. Return to 2623 Chicago av for re-
ward. E;
LOST-YESTERDAY, LADY's GOLD WATCH
Initials I. w. Hunter case. Finder will
be rewarded by returning to 28 18th st s.
LosT-FRIDAY MORNING, 4 CH1LDs
black taffeta silk coat between 9th and 14th
av s, near 18th ST.. Return to 910 9Th av
| for reward. -S. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

FIRST CLASS HEAD WAITRESS FOR
hotel dining room. Apply to Mr.. Hess % 9Th
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

WANTED-25 YOUNG LADIES AS APPREN-
tees to the millinery business. Apply Brad
shaw Bros, wholesale millinery, Washington
and LIST av N.
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LOTS.
| Five east front lots, Humboldt N and 2sth;
! sidewalk. $500 all; lot, Dupont, near Both n,
| 1925: Emerson, near 29th, cement walk,
| sewer water, gas. $3.50; $500, block this
side; houses and lands.
| A. D. EADS,-
| 41a Guaranty Building:
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk; !;
modern house: small family; easy place. Sl2
1Tth
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WANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG LADY,
about 20 years old. One who has a good
business experience. Also to wait on Gus
toners. Address 640l. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

WANTED-GIRL TO OPERATE BUTTON
hole machine: also experienced operators on
power machines; steady work; good pay. Rob-
itshek, Frank & Heller, IS Sd st N.
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IT. A. JAMESON.

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205 Aadrus building.
Money to loan with on or before privilege,
AZ to per cent:
WANTED-MoDERN HOUSE IN EIGHTH
ocse5en 5ep T'fa ID $751; T
ROOM WANTED IN A MODERN HOUSE
near university, by a. young man; references.
Address 6737, Journal .-----
WANTED-FURNIsHED FLAT OR BOARD
and rooms in good locality, near school 1or
man and wife and two children by Sept. l..
6740, Journal.
HAVEN'T YOU HOUSE OR FLAT TO
rent? If in good repair can get you ten
ant If not satisfied with the way your house
| is running, come In and see me. n. H..
Ladd Andrus building:
ABOUT sIx-RoOM HOUSE IN NORTH
town, not too far out, for, about $1,000; $500
down. balance payments 1868. Journal:
GENTLEMAN WISHES 10 RENT ONE OR
two unfurnished rooms in modern house OF
fiat, near Central ay and 4th st. Address
6613, Journal. =
wANrED-AN UNFURNIsHED MODERN
house in the Lowry hill district, for family
Of three aduts can furnish glit eqge p re1ea eo
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN AND MOTHER
| four unfurnished rooms, with city water ane
sewer, in good locality, moderate rent 6e77
Journal - -
WANTED-TO RENT SECOND FLOOR OF
detached or double house, five or six rooms m
modern but heat; reasonable rent; good loca
tion; family of two; walking distance pre-
ferred. 659S, journal. - :
WANTED-EXPERT ACCOUNTANT WANTS
4 desk room in Office with occasional use o.
stenographer; lawyers office preferred 65ss
| Journal. = ,, -
wANTED-SEPT. + SEVEN OR EIGHT
room house. modern; walking distance OF uni
versity. c. A. Johnson, 222-C Sth av Sc
wANTED-To RENT, FIVE OR SIX MOD
ern unfurnished rooms on second floor OF de
tached house, by. family of three adults
| referencesC exc ang ed, Address 6y94, journal
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eee INTEREST ON OUR PER CENT
600 Certificates Of Deposit begins on the
zee first OF each month, if deposits are
made within the first three days of the
month. Interest is distributed on lst Janu-t
ary Of each year. The Savings Bank OF
Minneapolis, Adam Hannah, treasurer, 1Oi Attn
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GIRLS-HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO
learn dressmaking and earn 81 to 81 per day
at the largest and finest school In the world
for the advancement Of dressmakers and be
". Situations for one year guaranteed Learn
now and be prepared for the large fall trade.
Northwestern Dress Cutting School, 72S Hen
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1stgtsssa.e.at asss.essss&rsSsGss&G,x
" WE HAVE FOR RENT in THE AS "
Y toria fiat building, five and six-room "
y modern flats on the irst, second and "
tG third floors, with hardwood finish, Y
y opon plumbing, gas fixtures, hard
Y wood floors, rooms nicely decorated; y
Y prices ranging from 86 to $32.5O which "
iS Includes heat for the winter season: "
e this building is centrally located, te- Y
. ing situated on the corner Of 18th st Y
e and Clinton av: call at the fat and Y
g the janitor will show you through the Y
6 DAVID p. JONES & CO., Y
e 200 Oneida building Y
Wy
F1vE-ROoM FLAT, UP; CITY WATER,
wet sink new paint and paper: on Como car
line. Suitable for man and wife; s12 In
quire 1928 Como av.
FLAT TO RENT-FIVE-ROO FLAT;
steam heat, every modern convenience; fine
location; good service; very desirable See
Janitor 527 9th ay Sc.
F. FURNISHED FLATS .~-
MODERN sTEAM-tIEATED FLAT, FUR
pished; four bedrooms: one years lease or
longer; best location: walking distance; refer
ence. $500, Journal. ~. F.. -. IL -..e-s,
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FOR GSALE-BY THE OWNER, IN GREENS S
addition, Lowry Hill, nearly new nine-room
modern house, east front, hardwood floors.
elegant large sideboard, large plate mirror,
| tile bathroom, attic finished; a very complete
| hornA
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BEAUTIFUL SITE TO BUILD FINE HOME
southeast corner Colfax and 25th, 90x12S te
alley, at $4,000. Never on market before
Look it up. 1868, Journal.
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WANTED-FIVE GOOD EXPERIENCED
chocolate dippers at once for out of town;
best wages. 6342, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

claims, $4,000 worth pine on each; best and
last chance in Minnesota: come quick; ship
TUESDAY, Bruner. locator. 22S I'd aY S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
WA NTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work in family OF two. Call at 22o 9th ay Sc
TWENTY GIRLS TO MAKE MUSLIN UN-
derwear on power sewing machines; good pay
and steady work. Sterling Mfg Co., corner
9th ay n and Sd ST. second floor
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Learn proofreading; sits secured SIS to $25
weekly. Home Cor. School, Philadelphia.
THE ECLECTIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
graduates in bookkeeping, shorthand, type
writing and telegraphy are successful. Fall
term opens Sept. l. Catalogue free. Address
J. n. Balzer AZ Washington av S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

WANTED-GIRL; GOOD. COMPETENT;
general housework: small family; good wages
references asked. Apply at once. 141O Yale
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homes: we furnish all materials and pay from
ST to s12 weekly; send stamped enyelcp to
I2aual Mnnroa st. Chicago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

LAUDBRDALE & CO., TEMPLE COURT.
81, 6O0-Midsummer price for double house,
seven rooms each and rents for $28; lot 6Sx130,
on Bryant av N near 9th st.
| $1,500 for fine, sx-room, well-bullt house,
fine large lot, trees and lawn, city water, on
Emerson av N near 29th.
$1,250-New, warm house of six rooms on
| 18th av N near Logan.
! $3.50 for ID few days for 10-room house, city
| water and sewer connections on Crystal Lake
|
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

TWO EXPERIENCED DINING-ROOM
girls: resort hotel, Lake Minnetonka; SIS per
month; fare both ways. Address Box 50, Ex~
celsjOr Minn
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

miles from Becker, Sherturne county, MINI,
$22 per acre. Mahoney & Kavanaugh,- Hol-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

HOME WORK: $40 TO s15 WEEKLY, SOME
to copy letters; IS weekly made working
evenings; enclose stamp. For Instructions
etc, address Twentieth Century Mfg. Co.,
Tolado Ohio
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

SEWING GIRLS TO MAKE WRAPPERS ON
power sewing machines: can earn Sc a week
steady work Sterling Mfg. Co., corner Sd
ct and 9TH ay n Second floor.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

- UNIMPHOvED d
FOR LOTS AT LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, Rosedale Park, or
for bargains everywhere, send for maps, etc.,
to Edmund g. Walton, 300 Hennepin av.
LAUDERDALE s co. HAVE THE FINEST
lot for flats. s0x24o, fronting Hennepin and
Emerson avs, near 22d st S. We can sell
this lot cheaper than any other firm in the
city if sold soon. 355 Temple Court
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

FOR SALE-SOUTHEAST THREE ALMOST
now modern 8 and 10-room houses, near state
university: one block to car lines; also desir-
ct Sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

WANTED-GENERAL SERVANT IN FAM
lily Of four; washing: highest wages. 2ll4
Fremont ay S.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG NOR
wegan girl, two months in this country, at
housework Call at 1922 10th av S, fat 81.
EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRAPHER
and typewriter; steady work: state experience
and wages expected Nerlien, Camden Place.
WANTED-2 EXPERIENCED CHAMBER
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

$28-622 TO 626 9Th AV s; SIX ROOMS, ALL
modern, steam heated, gas ranges, re-
frigerators, ETC.; near, street cars and
easy walking distance.
$25-Five-room all modern fat In above build
Ing.
$15-1121 Sd av S, second floor, all modern.
five rooms.
s12-s37 Spring st NE. five rooms, modern.
S10-11l7A Sd av 5, rooms, first floor, mod
ern.
$10-6O2 Monroe st NE, second floor, modern.
S8-2420 Riverside av. five rooms, first floor,
city water.
$7-2420 Riverside av, five rooms, second floor,
city water.
CITY REALTY co..
N03 lRoston block
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10 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON KER-
sey pants, mackinaw coats and flannel shirts:
good wages, steady. c. S. Seelye, 22l I'd av S.
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:SUPDRFINH 1o-ROOM MODERN HOUSE;
cost to build, $4,000; located choicest part OF
city; owner going south; might entertain ofer
81, ,750; will be pleased to show premises. S. II.
EindlaY .Sl7 Andrus huildlng.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

| INVESTIGATE 3104 STEVENS AV; 10
rooms modern flrst-class condition: built for
satisfactory terms; admittance card, 3ll
| Sykes block. 6,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

miles west OF Minneapolis; house four rooms,
large barn, about 46 acres cultivated, ball
ance brush and small timber; may exchange
for house In Minneapolis +, A., DNnsmooT.
GIG Phoenix. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
REAL ESTATE BAiGAlNs,

Wei located brick factory, Or: cotta 1 &C..
2 lots. Loyal 4 Lynn Sts-. Danviile. Va.
81 A. and impts.. Crawford q Venango
cos. Pa.
Fine Fruit: Ranch near Hollister.. Cal:
$50 a. in full bearing; {. cased Wells SD -
feet deep pumping plant: fair house. Sood
outhuildingS. Fine investment.
Good bldg. lot. Underwood. 81 Louis.
No. !.
Esq A. and 5inp.s.. Spartanburg Co.'S. G.
SIR. Res & 8 A. land. woodruff $. C.:
stable shade. and orchard. near r. r.
547.r Res. e lot. Henderson. Tenn
House 6 grounds. DoWney ave-, . IN
I dia napolis.
growth timber; / mile to railroad.
300 A. & impts. Florence CO.: s: G.
60 A. land. Columbia o..s.Iash: Land
ada ted. to wheat. barley. OF grazing
1o-r. Res. and lot. Binghamton. ~ 7,
81 a. & i-npts.. No son CO.. Ky.
1870 a. & inpts.. Chautauqua CO.. N; II;
orchards: sugar bush: near railroad.
CIR house and lot. Kansas City. Mo:
81. frnit farm Nursery ia, Kav c GO No:
City CO.. Va: nalf u-der cultiva ton:
Res. and 7 LOS. Prairie du Chen. Wis.
| w NJ OSTRANDER. North America n
, Building. Phila de!phia. Pa. no 23-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
NOTICE, HOME-SEEKERS.

4 ITcT1oN SALE OF a DESIRABLE
"a OLD VIRGINIA HOME. AN Ef.E-s
CANT BRICK HOUSE. with $50 acres
residence OF w. D. Gray.on. deceased.
near BatesviIle. Alberar:e county. w.
Sale at p. VI. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
Reached from c~ozet or Alton Depots.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
J. D. SMITH,
Ora YSON.
no 1857 Executors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
ACTION s.ss.Es-Futarc 0aya.
& ALE LY PrKLIc AUCTION
- Ell
LARGE AND VALUABLE COTTON
MACHINERY. WATER-POWER.
t1)USES FOR OPERATIVES.
ETC, ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1900.
AT pETERSBi.2 re. va

BY virtue Of deed OF trust from the
Ettrick Manufacturing Company TO Alex
ander DOMAIN and William Byrd. trus-
tees. dated May q. 1873. recorded In thu
Chesterfield county. Va. and in pursuance
i decree of the Hastings court OF the
city of Petersburg. IN the suit Of George
r. Fisher vs.. the EttricS Manufactu.ing
tae Undersigned commissioners and trus
;ess will offer for sale by public auction
at the office OF 7. Parniilss Sons. No
sarE. vs.. at P. NJ. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9. teO2.
as Whole. AL Ut tee property Of the
attrick .s.an.laesurlns Ce'npany, the
cotton-rai.iins buildings. plart. ETC.. OF
| the nstrica Manufacturing COMPANY
,ertieil county, Va. opposite the city Of
Petersburg. ard on the Appornnttox river:
The land consists Of srac. Of g 3s-eo
itS thu an are mill suIdnEs a. and liant
(, for the manufacturing or cotton thereon.
| together with valuable water-power be-
HngIng thereto and s.nd small an
gether with all the houses. mills, mill
| fixtures. and machinery belonging to said
fissf's advan,age ae tights. Ways water
powers. privileges. tenenents- and appur-
terances belonging and uppertaintns TO
| Plat Of the real estate may ee seen at
! the Office OK the auctioneer. Inspection
/ of the property Is invited.
/ TERMS: one third Of the purchase
! money Is to he paid in cash: the fes!-
! due in three equal parts. with per cent.
! Interest added. payable In s. IL. and IS
/ months from the date OF sale. and neSo-
! table notes are TO be~stver forth de-
! ferred payments. and said :otes are to
be secured by deed OF trust upon tho
| chaser at his cost. and to provide in the
! fullest way for this protection OF said
notes by the maintenance OF full insu-
france upon the property sold. and to pro-
| vide for the proper care and prsserva.
! ton of the machinery. buildings. and
.ipiant until all Of the sat. notes hata
! heen fully pa d.. the purchaser to have
! the option to pay all the purchase money
j In cash at the time OF sai.. IN which
t case no deed OF trust would be Eeau!red.
| ALENASDEP HAMILTON,
! ". FavDoN TENANT.
| Substituted Trustees and Commissioners.
:. 7. iannilrs Sur.. Aucttoneers.
/ In the CLERKS /otace OF .ne Hnstings
George f. Fisher..................P Plaintiff.
w. -
E;ttrick Manufacturing Co.. Defendants.
i In Char"ery
T. Clerk OF the sa:s court. DO certify
that the bond required by the decree.
entered in til. above styled cause on the
/ 18th day OF October. 1902. has been exc
! cuted by Alexander Hamilton and w.
/ Brvdcn Tenant. trustees. with security
Ap rs :. .i- t, Ro. GILLIAN. e,crk
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s , 600
s. z. 6 @

WILL. RUY5 TWO 5FERsT-CLAss RFSl-
DENCES lin the West End. now rent.ns
to good tenants of long standing n g,
per month"; Will pay II per cent rlsh!
.'i w b. PIzzIN1 %CON1rASy.
no :23-lt Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

In the Clerks office of rne Hnstings
Court Of tho city Of Petersburg. the
stll day CT November. 1902:
George f. Fisher-.................P PLAINTIFF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
.PRIxEs FOR sPUPILs.

Annual membership In the Rosemary
Library have been offered to High School
sraduafes carrying the highest hsnors IN
~ past xraduats and commercial :courses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

mind 90 hand In hand. We are not
obliged to go even aa far away as Cuba,
or The Philippine Islands 10 And this CONF
hination. Too many OF our own people
are contented with their lowly condi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
Sc 600

VIII, BUY A I-ROOM RESTDFNrEi p.
modern ant7 II 1rst-class o~t:sr: cent:,1 ~
,1ocn ed: renting to n yearsv ten:int NJ
sian ner ar,r-1.
william B. P1zZINTs COMPANY
ro 2,-1t Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

$50 A. Z os Angeles CO.. Cal.
Furnished boarding house and lot. Wa
go-er Ind. Ter: 10 ROOMS: shade trees
q bldg. lots. Horriscn's Add. Duluth.
MINI: good location: fire view of lake.
$50 a.: c;rni- rarch. San Joao,'in CO
Cal, 10 A timber: S. ner- cent. cultivat TED.
Pcs. ard 2 lots. Point Pleasant. y. j.
go A. and limits. F+owah CO.. la.
N A. an1 inpts.. Baldwin CO.. Ala; SET
chiefly to Japanese ners'7nrons.
en A. and limits. Columbus co. y: c.
Magnificent ranch ] nIS A.. Pitkin CO..
Col: ,ver 90 A. ir-iea+ed: fine irapts..
inclrding houses. barns. corra's. etc :
perfect water RIGHTS. with. nm fnlNed sup
DIV. Electric MINT. Becrins orchard
Fine hotel. Main ST.. Alma u1bra. Cal; 10
rooms; beautiful San Gah'.iel valley.
w. M. OSTRAMDER,
North American Building, Philadel.. Pa.
no 23-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23
BY the Valentine Auction Company.
612 east Broad street.

TJIGH-GRADE HANDMADE REM
III WICK FURNITURE. IN OAK AID
,.-AANUT: CARPETS. DRUGGEIS.
WI.4DOW AND DOOR HANGiNGS,
AND COOkING-SIOVtS
AND RANGES, BLANKETS. PIC
TURES AND .dANTLE AND PIER
MIRRORS. ALL-BKASS AND WHITE
ENAMEL BEDS. ETC. SPECIAL
AND IMPORTA.,r NOTICE TO HOUSE,
KEEPERS, NEW BEGINNERS. AND
THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-23

We will sell ~: family declining mousse
keeping and Lilo sing from the city at our
auction Warer.ola. 612 east Broad street.
NOVEMBER 24TEI.
full Furniture and Furnishings consist
MASSIVE walnut Chamber Suits and
handsomely Carved. with Tennessee mar
BILE and large mirrors; Very Fine Oak
Folding Bed. w.tn gass front: Fine Oak
Chamber Suits and ardrobes, With glass
coors; Al:-Brass Beds, beauties; and
rnings:@Renwick Walnut Dining Chairs.
Fine Oak Sideboards. with French plate
rnirrors;s Walnut and Oak Hall Racks.
Rosewood Par:or Suit, with Hand Medal
lion heads. very fine: Lace Curtains and
Portieres, Fine Hair Mattresses. Mantle
and Pier Mirrors. Pictures. Al!-Wool
Blankets. La1re Lot of Crockery of all
descriptions; Bent Wood Vienna Chairs.
Extension Tables. WOOD and Coal Heat
ers Cooking-S owes and Ranges Chairs.
Tables. Odd Bureaus, Washstands and
/ edsteads. and other F'irst-Ciass Furni-
ture Also, Old Mahogany Sideboard. At
1880 P. NJ. will sell IS Brussels and In
grain Carpets and 6 All-Wooi Union
Druggets. This sale will be grand op-
portunity to furnish your home with
First-Class Furniture at a small cost.
The ladies are most respectfully invited
to attend.
THEIVALLNT1NE AUCTION CO..
no 23-1t Auctfoneers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13
10 bE@
IL MCE-c
|Rrbbl,1neG/

Fruit buildings make a delicious
finish for summer meal. There are
SO many varieties of fruit at present
on the market that comparatively
unlimited choice is afforded.
A fruit pudding is made in bowl.
the inside of which is buttered and
then lined with puff paste rolled to
the thickness of about half an inch.
Ii small fruit is used, such as goose
berries, a pint of them will be suffi-
clent. After they have oeen washed
and picked lay half at the bottom Of
the basin and add an ounce and a half
OF sugar. Then drop in the other half
pint of berries and add another ounce
and half of sugar. Draw the puff
paste which lines the Sizes or the Ia
SIN over the fruit and secure it we'll
on top. Draw a cloth around the pud-
ding and tie it underneath the bowl.
Boil the pudding for an hour in wa
ter; then turn out on a dish. Serve
with cream and sugar or hard sauce.
Instead of boiling this dessert it
may be covered with Iayer of paste
and baked in the oven. Some persons
fill the pudding dish with alternate
layers of berries, sugar ana strips of
paste. Ripe cherries, currants, rasp-
berries, blackberries, strawberries,
plums, huckleberries, elderberries or
mulberries may be used in this way.
Apples or peaches, II cut into very
thin sections, are also available.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13

ed skirt Hounce. The RIBBON is tied
in a jaunty knot on the center of the
f1ounce. A linon drapv-y EDGED with
fine silk fringe affords the only
break in the monotony of plain
mousseline blouse
From the mereSt glance at the fash
1onable dinner gowns it is apparent
that lace is practically the only trim
ming allowed. Dainty ribbons are
added as accessories, and so are knots
OF chiffon and mouSseline de sole. Or
the ribbons, taffetas, satin lumineux,
liberty satin, mousseiine, satin and
louisine in their different varieties
permit latitude of choice never before
excelled.
The f1ounced skirts represent new
departure Some of the smart mod
lstes are trying to introduce a triple
skirt, a combination of shaped flounces.
Often the upper f1ounce and the bodice
are in one, princess fashion, thereby
forming garment once known as
polonaise The difficulty of fitting this
shape to imperfect figures does not
augur well for its popularity. On
slender women it looks very we'll,
provided an artists hand has con-
structed the costume. y If it comes
from an inferior establishment and is
donned by very plump woman, it
is almost sure to be a failure.
Thin skirts and heavy bodices are
CONNIE il faut. These are often made
of delicately contrasting shades. The
bodices always simulate jackets. A
skirt of yelling may be combined with
a little coat of taffeta in shade of
silk darker than theiveiling, or a pref
ty silk skirt may be competed with
jaunty cloth coat. With washable
frocks these fancy waists are very pop
ular, as they permit thin gowns to
be worn when the temperature is low
while adding a touch or richness to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13
ELABORATE ACCESSORIES FOR The SERVING OF FRU7T

jug. The bowl alone is worth $2S, the
cream pitcher $40 and the sugar basin
$12. Round silver dishes with open
work borders are very handsome and
less expensive than heavy, embossed
bowls.
Some housekeepers do not approve
of serving berries in bulk. They
think that the weight of the fruit on
top brushes what is underneath They
prefer dish that is wide and shallow.
In such vessel the fruit may be laid
in one or two layers. 1t thus reaches
the consumers in a firmer condition
One of the new fiat fruit dishes is tri-
angular and adorned with a nouveau
art border that leaves the center de-
pressed heXagonal in outline.
Another nouveau art fruit holder is
of glass mounted in silver. Curved
legs shaped like those of a piano sup
port each end of the silver oval but
at each side is a handsomely embossed
figure. Slender handles curve out
above the legs. Another convenience
in the design is that the upper portion,
which is of glass, fits into the silver
base so losely that it may be removed
for washing.
Large fruits, such as oranges, ap-
pies, pears and peaches, look we'll in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13

whose toilets have been notable for
their refined simplicity came into the
dining room in an india lawn overlaid
with narrow insertions of valenciennes.
Similar insertions and edgings trim
med the frills which fell about the
lower part of the skirt
Net garments are put together with
appliqueS and insertions. Some lace
motifs are so skillfully OVERLAND upon
the net as to seem to be parts of the
lace foliage and flowers was used to
outline an overskirt upon a fashionable
frock. From the lower side of the ap-
pliques sprang vertical bands of in
sertion, brought to termination above
narrow frill of lace that edged the
skirt. The heads of the sleeves and
the front of the straight bodice showed
other skillful uses of insertion.
White crepe de chine is a charming
fabric for dinner dresses. A handsome
specimen which has just been complet-
ed at the Maison Coder shows points
of excellence which are worth mentions
ing. For instance, the skirt, which is
laid in narrow plaits in groups of four,
is half covered by a band of guipure
having it's origin on a line slightly