The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-03
Beautiful Printing Effects and Points
Of Interest I'm the Journals Color
Supplement- Next Sunday.


WONDERFUL SCENES IN THE ANDES
REGION.
Under the caption "Switzerland's South
American Rival there are given on the
first page of next Sundays supplement five
remarkable views taken in the Andes,
showing the wonderful coloring produced
In the highest regions of the new world
through the combined effort Of great alti-'
tude' snow, rugged io, rock formation and
those ATTITUDES. The most striking picture
on the page is of the Black lake, with the
famous mountain Aooncauga in the dis
lance. This lake is famous among globe
trotters and throughout all South America
by reason OF its wonderful mirror-like
qualities. shown so clearly in the photo
graph from which the picture is taken that
il was not easy at first to be sure which
was the top and which the bottom. The
other pictures are all interesting. the cap
"The Gateway Between Chile and Ar
gentina."
"a Telegraph Office in the Heart of the
It would be hard to give clearer idea
lofty partition which divides the two most
enlightened South American republics Ar
gentina and Chile, from one another. The
letterpress is fit complement to the pic
lures
LATEST MODES IN FOUR COLORS.
The fashions are carried as usual. five
costumes being shown. They are:
Garnet Broadcloth Matinee or Concert
pale Yellow Matinee Wrap. with Hand
Embroideries of Grapes and Tendrils.
plum Costume in Tone Combinations of
Purple Plum.
Visiting Toilet of Matrix Beige Cloth
and Moleskin.
IAN Afternoon Wedding Bridesmaid
The descriptions are interesting and ade-
Quate.
THE OLD FIELD SCHOOLS"
On Page 8 Martha McCulloch Williams
describes the "Old Field Schools" as they
used to exist in Tennessee. in her own in
imitable style. Knickerbocker has made
the pictures. which are printed in two
colors, and the whole is very desirable
contribution to the. social and educational
history of a part of the country which has
received far too little consideration in the
past ,r,
Page is given up to the children and
the chief feature is a half-page drawing
by c. L. Van Vredenburg. printed in two
color half-tone, entitled "A Busy Day i'm
Pupville" Every boy or girl who is fond
is not?-will be delighted with the odd
poses and gestures of these pictured dog
gies and the almost human aspects of their
| faces.
THE FAIRY CHEMIST PUZZLE
Will set the young minds at work. and the
articles 1.-The Noah of the Amazon" and
1.-THE Drawers or Nets will make them
| read. There is a solution Of the Miss Ling
| Loo Puzzle of the week before
ARTICLES WITHOUT PICTURES.
Speaker Cannon. His Early Debates and
| His Awful Left. refers to the man who
| is trying to teach the Senate of the United.
| States a lesson.
1.-The Man from Chicago and His Experi-
ences in New York" is a sketch the truth
| OF which will be recognized at sight by
every one who has visited either New York
| or Chicago.
Besides on Pages and will be found
little bits Of practical information for the
| women. like these:
Uses for Wall Paper"
/ New Jewelry Novelties"
New East Indian Hangings."
Buttons etc., etc. etc.
AS heretofore, the Iour-page comic sup