davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1903-01-18
WILD.HOG kILLfNGS.
An Annual Event AmOng the Natives ei
the Tennessee Mountains.

Every fall along the latter part Of No
vember. the scattered dwellers in the noun
tain regions Of Tennessee. gather to.
gether for their annual wild-hog killing.
The race OF wild hogs found there is
supposed to have originated from stock
brought into the region by the early settlors
The original swine were permitted TO run
free in the woods to fatten on the roots
nuta and mast. Soms Of them wandsred
away and remained in the woods, and
The sun., 1903-01-18
TIPSPoR THE GUNNER.
Tricks of Shooting That
Fill Game Bags.
THEORIES ABOUT JACK SNlPE,
Book Knowlsdgs Tested in
Gulf Coast Marsh.

Mhtakes About How TO shoot the BIRD
OF Erratic Flight An Old Hand Tells
How to Bring Them DOwn--I.iking
OF MaiIards for Cornnelds--The Proper
!, Biind-shooting Gray squirrels In the
south-Qnaii Hunting with heaters.
The sun., 1903-01-18

FT0n The PhWddtIpht1 Rfc"rd
TvcKBRroS, n j, Jan l3 Tho Tuckers"n
Rank hae corr, ,pleted it, thirtc snth year has
4 board OF thirteen directors; has thirteen
correspnndents; held it, annual meeting and
dinner to-day, Jan -. in year whose tosAi
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Telephones and Farmers.
Charlottesville Chronicle.

From the Charlottesville Chronicle.
Have you ever thought how many hours
out of every week can be saved for your
self, your family and your teams by the as
sistance of the telephone? Have you ever
calculated the minutes that can be gained
in case of sickness or business emergencies?
Have you ever thought OF the dollars that
YOU might gain were you only in close
touch with markets? Can you conceive the
pleasure to be derived from having in your
home means Of immediate communication
with relations, neighbors or friends, though
situated miles away?
The telephone will pay for itself by get
ting better market prices.
1t will save several dollars every month
by avoiding needless trips to town.
1t will deliver and receive kilograms and
important messages Immediately and with
out extra expense.
1t will keep you Informed on weather pre-
dictions.
It will order repairs instantly when ma
chimes break down.
1t will do the visiting and make social
calls without the trouble of dressing up"
and making dusty, sultry or freezing ride
1t will get doctor on a moments notice.
and maybe save loved ones life
It will get election returns as soon as they
are in.
1t win keep away insoient tramps and
providing burglars
It will keep the boys on the farm, and
also the daughters
1t will make homes happier, brighter and
better and more delightful in thousand
different ways.
try are installing telephones In their homes
and in the near future every agriculturis,
will have direct means Of communication
with the outside world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-19
A Bit of a Surprise.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Into the office Of a Philadelphia doctor
came a tired man one morning this week
who wished treatment. The physician put
on his eyeglasses. looked at the mans
tongue, felt his pulse. sounded his chest
and said: Same old story, my friend.
Man cannot live without fresh air; no use
trying. I could make myself a corpse. as
you are doing by degrees. if sat down in
my office and didn't stir.
You must have fresh air; you must take
long walks and brace up by staying out
of doors Now I could make drug store
out of you and you would think l was
smart man, but my advice to you Is to
walk, walk, walk
But doctor" interrupted the man.
That's right; argue the question. That's
my reward. OF course, you know all about
my business. Now, will you take my adj
vice? Take long walks every day-severaI
times day, and get your blood into circu-
lation."
"But my business" said the patient.
.'Of course, your business prevents It.;
everybody says that Just change your
business SO you will have to walk more.
BY the way, what is your business?''
I'm a lettercarrier," meekly replied the
patient.
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BRAVE YAQUI WOMEN.
May Now Pose as the Spartans of
America.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
In some respects the Yaqui Indian women
of northern Mexico are peerless throughout
the world. A generation ago General Sher-
man said that the Yaquis were the Spartans
of America. Had he lived till now he might
have added that the wives and daughters
of the Yaquis are the modern Amazons, for
the women of that Indian tribe are active
participants In the interminable warfare
that the Yaquis wage against the Mexican
soldierY.
Here is bit of a recent official statement
made by Surgeon Jose Batiste Alvardo of
Guaymas, Mexico. to General Torres. COM
mander of the third zone in the republic:
Five Yaqui women soldiers captured by
the Mexicans were in the public hospitals
on the outskirts Of Guaymas last month.
Each had gunshot wound None uttered
complaint at any time, no matter what her
suffering might be. One womans hand was
half shot away, the result of bullet wound
two years ago. She said she had gone back
to her husband in the Yaqui camp as soon
as the hand healed, and that she would
stick to her share in the war with Mexico
until she was killed. One Of the women in
the hospital died with blood poisoning from
a saber cut in the head. 1 amputated one
young Yaqui woman soldiers leg at the
knee"
This statement, simple and brief as Il Is,
outlines Slgn1Hcantly the heroic part played
by the feminine members of the great va
qui tribe in its rebellion against the all
thority of President Diaz in Mexico. Down
among the lonely canyons and across the
yellow, sandy wastes of Sonora and Chi
huabua. Mexico, ira gedies told by the rurales
and army officers testify to the marvellous
daring and physical endurance of the Yaqui
women. whose one idea in life is to die
with their faces to the Mexican foe. The
principle that fires the blood in their veins
to murderous heat is precious to their
savage breasts that which has urged
any people to fight against a debating and
encroaching power. They refuse to have
their abiding places chalked out by hated
hands upon the land that was their own
for centuries, and for possession of which
they have fought since that day that Cortez
came.
In every camp of Mexican soldiers vera
cious anecdotes are related of young. strong
and graceful Yaqui women. who. leaving
their rude homes, have gone among tie
gulches and mountain passes to risk their
lives by shot and shell, to endure the awful
priyations of war and to shoot and slay
Mexicans, Just as their fathers and brothers
and husbands are doing. Daily the Mexican
army officers tell Of Yaqui girls who have
been drilled in the work of a soldier from
their early youth. and who have looked
upon a soldiers life sacred duty in
defense of ancient tribal rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-19
CUT-RATE MILLINERY.
Complaint Of a Woman Who Tried to
Buy q Hat at Reduced Rate.

From the New York Sun.
This is the season when the milliners sell
out their wares at reduced prices, for what
ever they can get for them, In fact. But
the saleswomen. in some Of the shops at
least. seem to do the work under protest
I don't see why they offer to sell out
the goods at all II 1t hurts them So" said
one New York woman who bought a new
hat early in the season, only to have the
color fade out of 1t after three weeks
They act as II they had a profound con-
tempt for people who buy marked down
hats. even If they do put signs in the win
dows trying to coax people to come in and
BUY l had an experience with them this
morning. OF course, we have very few
hats left over now, one of the saleswomen
began. when 1 entered the shop every
thing was sold long ago. 1 couldn't get
what wanted there. and went on to an
other shop which had a large sign in the
window Offering anything in the place for
any price that anybody was willing to
pay went in there to be greeted N a very
white shirt waist She put an apple
green hat on my head that made me look
ike a monkey, and was furious because I
wouldn't take it.
Il want black hat" l said firmly
But there are very few hats of any
kind to be had now, she said with singing
sarcasm in her tone Women who are
particular about what they wear generally
buy them in May
Il was patient, because had come there
to buy a cheap hat and that was my OBJ
ject above everything else. But l left the
store in frame of mind that BODIED no
good to the next saleswoman I met in
hat shop. l went into a place on the next
block above. The saleswoman there seemed
a little less bored than the others, but she
put down reluctantly the paper novel she
was reading. After l had found hat that
suited me she became quite indignant. when
I asked her to take out yellow feather
on one side. These hats are only few
that are left over she said rather pettish-
ly. and we don't trim up hats, of course.
at this time of the year. Most of our hats
are sold in the spring
That was too much for me.
know perfectly well that most of
your hats are sold in the spring I began.
feeling myself getting very much redder
in the face than a lady. should ever allow
herself to get. bought five at that time
myself. l happen to need another one
now, however, and you are evidently anx-
ious to sell what you have left over or you
would not advertise them so. Now how
do you intend to treat people who come
here to buy these cheap hats-as If they
were customers or beggarsY The girl
wilted. She did not know how many eX-
periences of that kind 1 had been through
in one day, else she might have been less
astonished. My outbreak created the right
respect, however, she was very polite
and took out the yellow feather without a
word"
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
the District Of Columbia, Washington. August II.
graph Of section g. Of article 3. of the police reg
uations for the District Of Columbia desig-
mates as stands for licensed vendors the west side
Of 7th street west. extending south from street
north, and the east side of 7th street northwest,
Immediately south Of street. is hereby revok ID
and said paragraph hereby amended to read fol-
lows: Section 2. A space of about $50 feet on the
lot fronting Little street between 10th and
18th streets northwest from the west curb line
marking the alley directly in the Of the build
ing at the southwest corner Of Little B and 10th
streets to the east curb marking the line Of 18th
street on the said lot; also the west side OF 18th
street on the inner side of sidewalk and extending
north from the space Immediately north OF the Gen.
ter market to the nrst tree south OF Pennsylvania
fruit vendors, to be occupied as the lieutenant of
the first precinct may regulate. HENRY B. F.
DIE Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia.
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Mrs Won Blumer-''What are you going to
do with those awful cigarsr'
Won Blumer-"Tm saving them for q
friend of mine who has just become q
Christian Scientist Life.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. E. BATES,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR,
Ofaces, 100 and no.
Warrington Loan and Trust building,
eth and r SITS. NV. Telephone No. On.
Mercantile. Corporation and Legal Accounting.
oc26-tf-o
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Notre Dame of MARYLAND.

College for Women and Preparatory School for
Girls. Regular and Elective Courses. Extensive
Grounds. Spacious Buildings. Conducted by School
Sisters OF Notrs Dame. Location unsurpassed sub
urhs OF Baltimore. Charles Street ave. Baltimore.
Nd. ty1-w&s, 2ot
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Chevy Chase College.

uNCOhPORAIED)
Resident and day school for girls and young La
dies. Ten-acre park. Cultured home life. Num-
Der limited. Regular and elective courses. Music.
Art Expression; Physical Training Preparation
ington. Water artesan; official analysis shows
this to be a very pure water" Session opens DC
tober list. Send for catalog s. N. BARKER,
President. Washington, d. G.. Lock Drawer Sal,
or Chevy Chase Nd - au1526t,14
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Stands Without a Rival.
MOUNT SAINT AGNES
CelIa.a e. Ne IIHe

college, lot Young women,
MOUNT WASHINGTON. 8 miles from Baltimore
and within - minutes ride Of Washington. Con-
trolled by the Sisters Of Mercy. The system Of
educa ton Is thorough and progressive, embracing
classic, literary and scientific courses Home COM
forts amid the refining Influences Of the convent,
with healthful surroundings. make Mount Saint
Agnes an ideal educational institution.
Also MOUNT WASHINGTON SEMINARY,
COUNTRY SCHOOL for small boys which as q
preparatory school is unrivaled
Send for catalogue. Address MOTHER SUPE-
RIOR Mt Washington, Baltimore county, Md.
uS-
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Shorthand Dictatiom.
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COIILEGE COL
lege Park, Md.-Maryiand School Of Technology.
-Four eourses-AgriculturaI, Mechanical. Scientific
tras. Healthful location = near Washington. All
modern sanitary improvements. Separate beds.
Forty fourth year commences with entrance ex-
animation September 10 and IS. Equips for a
LIES work. Daily visit by physician in charge.
For full particulars address as above. an15-26t10
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
FARMS.

WANTED-TO BUY SMALL FARM WITHIN TEN
mites OF washington; easy terms; describe fully.
Address Box 2O3 Star office aulS-2ts
FOR SALE-FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
NEAR WASHINGTON.
Write or call for new 800 bargain bulletin
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY Cor. 10th and G. n w.
su1T-6ts
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EDUCATIONAL.
0uT or WANHInGTON

ROCK Hill, COLLEGE, ELLIOTT CITY, Md
Select boarding school for young and boys.
Courses: Literary. scientific, commercial. A thor.
ough preparatory course for boys not under IL
years. Studies resumed Tuesday, Sept g. THE
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. au17-m. W FIST
EDGEWORTH BG SAY ENno aND
FOR GIRLS. Reopens September p. 1908: 42d year.
Mrs. Fl. P. LEFEBvRE Miss E. D. HUNTLEY
Principals. 122-24 WEST FRANKLIN STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD. tyl6-w&s-16 1915
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MARYLAND sCOLLEGE

MARYLAND COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC FOR WOMEN.
(Near Baltimore.) 51st year. College, music.
art and elocution; courses for degrees; fine new
building and furniture; non-sectarian; school to
suit Washington people and members of Congress.
Send for catalogue. J. II. TURNER, d. D.. Pres
ident, Lutherville, Md au15-26t,9
MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND
viii reopen September IA, 1903. The superinten-
dent Will meet pupils at the depot eth st. and
nue., at $3.50 o'clock pm. September IA. 1903 For
further information address +. ID. MORRISON,
Supt.. Baltimore. Nd au14-26t
CHARLOTTE HALL. SCHOOL,
Charlotte Hail. st, Mary's county. Md.
Ample buildings and extensive grounds. Health
full location at the histotic "Cooi Spring." Thor
tifr and Classical Course. Military discipline.
Board and tuition, $3.50 per scholastic year.
au1-26t-8 g. NJ. THOMAS. An, Principal.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS
Two BEAUTIFUL NEW THREE-STORY
BhaCk DWELLINGS; IL ROOMS 2 TILED
1AImsi HUr-wATER HEAT; BEST NORTH.
m WIssE LOCATION. WILL TRADE on CASH
BaMS fok LOTS, UNINCMBERED. HOUSES
HAZE z SLEEPING ROOMS: KITCHEN ON
SAME FLOOR AS DINING ROOM: RACK
S 81 sltsy, THE BEST-BUILT HOMES IN
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EDUCAftoHAL.
'lumbia School for Boys,
IN WAsHINUrC

n.
VIII open for its seventh yesr. October /. 1903.
Limited primary department.
few boarding pupils received.
EDWARD DEWITT MERRNIAN AM. (Yale}.
aul9-w&sSt,S Principal.
TANNERS Loan. & Trust Bldg,
BUSINESS Ger5sF and 9th.
2Ist Year.
COLLEGE. Open All the Year.
Day and night sessions. Instruction
private-individuaL The principal
has had over 20 years experience as
official court stenographer, book
keeper and teacher Of business
methods.
COURSES: Shorthand, Type
writing, Bookkeeping, Civil Service,
English, etc. Graduates placed in
positions when competent. Please
call any time up to 9 pm. or send for
catalogue.
au1S-tf-35 ...
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. Washington, August II, 19O3.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until IL m.
Thursday, August 81 1903. for constructing steel
cells in old workhouse, Washington Asylum; also
for new cells in the Police Court building. eth and
D streets northwest. Forms, specifications and
necessary information may be obtained at this Of
fee. HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners. au19-6t
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia, Washington. August IA, 19O3-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until IL m.
Saturday, August %, 1903 for changes In plumbing
In various schools. Forms, specifieat lions and nee
essary information may be obtained at this Office.
HENRY B. F.. MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners. au14-6t
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GONZAGA COLLEGE.

ANNE ARUNDEL ACADEMY, MILLERSvILLE,
Md..A country school, coeducational; prepares
for Naval Academy, college, business, teaching,
music, at. buildings. Modern conveniences.
72 acres; athletic field. tennis. basket ball. Hour
from Baltimore or Washington. Expenses. 500.
MARCUS B. ALMOND, MA, LID, Prin.
iy29-w Z M oct Z
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,ulo-a InBERMANN q HAwN. 1903 NV.
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webster Law building, sos ID st. NV Washing
ton u. q Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flat.
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sel1
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: FIRM, COMFORT
able durable beautiful, undetectahls; positiyel
painless. Shrunken faces made normal
5e23-62ts@ Dr.. J. L. WILSON. 1903 r sE NJ.
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st. Johns College

And Preparatory School for Boys, Annapolis. Nd.
Established 1895. Classical and Scientific College
Courses Preparatory School fits for Johns other
colleges and for Naval Academy. Term begins Sept.
10 Address THOMAS FELL AM. Ph.D., LID.
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Chevy Chase School o FOR

French the language Of the house. Boys admitted
to Kindergarten, Primary and intermediate Depart
ments 10th ST.. near Baltimore ST., Washington,
D. O. Mile. L. NJ. BOULIGNY, Principal.
my1-f,mw,137t,7
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FOR SALE-44s Q ST. NV; LARGE GROOM
2story house; saloon parlors; back stairway; lot
21xlOO; room for large stable. Price, s., 300;
81 600 cash, balance monthly. Open. Key with
OWNER, $50 U. aus 26ts5
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FOR SALE-CHEAPEST HOUSE. WASHINGTON
Heights; Roman brick and stone; 4 stories; IL
rooms; baths; steam heat; kitchen 1st floor;
deep lot TO alley; facing south; great bargain;
worth 81 900, can sell So, 500; terms suit.
au4-tf EARLY & HAMPTON. 6l5 14th ST. NV.
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ROCKVILLE MARYLAND, ACADEMY FOR
boys. Home life and Individual care and nstruc-
ton. Terms moderate. address w. P. MASON,
U. 8. N. A. jyfS-52ts4
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Kee Mar College for Young Ladies.
Hagerstown. Md. Classical Scientific Normal
English. Conservatory and Art Courses Elocution
and Physical Culture: Terms moderate. hrs, from
vi. Western Mo: 3 b. Address the Presidents.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSE-HOUSE
Where will you have 1t and about what price
do you wish to pay? We may be able to help
you TO find II.
AT LEAST, GIVE Us THE OPPORTUNITY.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Incorporated,
eu1-28t 1414 st. NV,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science Las
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catnrrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con.
tutional treatment Halls Catarrh
r re is taken internally, acting di.
city upon the blood IA mucou7 sur.
taces of the system. thereby destroy.
ing the foundation of the disease. and
giving the patient strength by build.
ing up the constitution ard assisting
nature in doing its work. The proprie
tors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers, that they offer one hun.
dred dollars for any case that II fails
to cure. Send for list CT testimonials,
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO., To
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flowe- still has the
largest sale OF any medicine in 'he
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmother never thought OF using
anything else for indigestion or bill.
iouaness. Doctors wore scarce, and
they seldom heard OF Appendicitis,
nervous prcstration or heart failure,
etc They used Augu-c Flower "a
clean out the system a1d stop fer
mcntation Of undlgoste6 food, regu
late tho action Of the liver stimulate
the nervous and o-g;:ic action OF the
system, and tsBt is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches
and other achcG. You only need a
few doses OF Gresn's August Flower,
in liquid form, to mako you satisfied
there is nothing oo-Ious the matter
with you You can get this reliable
remedy at DR.. Sole's drug stores,
Price 25c and 75c.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01
ReaeeNeIt Turned poMn.

Kansas City. so. Sept Boy a
unanimous gota the iron workers de
nounceG President Roosevelt as un-
friendly 10 union labor In h,s action In
the Miller case Il also censIred the
governors OF Colorado and Idaho In
the Roosevelt resolution. after detail
Ing the case, II says: We believe not
only that Il Is essential. but imperative
10 the welfare and ultimate success
OF the trades union movement that the
closed shop policy should be main
talned There can be no afinlty Of
interests between the unionists and
their opponents. There was none be
tween the patriots and Benedict Ar
mold: none between the Apostles and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01
New Designs in Bod
ices Coats and
Jackets
New Red COIOrS Coming 10
the Front and Especially
the Novel Lobster
Shade

Now York, Oct. Fashions tide
If taken at it's flood leads to bankrupt
cy unless one has an unlimited dress
allowance The stores are brilliant
with displays of fashionable autumn
gowns whose price tags cause one to
stand in openeyed amazement At
first It would seem impossible for the
Woman whose small savings must sup
ply the entire winter outfit TO be
smartly gcwned this season, but there
comes the steleotyped old consolation
of reproducing the exclusive designs
IN less expensive materials.
Red has developed into a very popu.
lar shade and lobster" which has
hitherto been a term of approbrium
has emerged from the limbo OF ridl-
tule to the name of a particularly
pleasing color for street dresses and
automobile coats,
A design that bas attracted much
attention for It's originality of design
& carried out in lobster red satin
hloth with gored skirt The fullness
hbout the hips is disposed Of in four
barrow tucEs on either side and one
Broad boxplait at the back. Around
he bottom there are four circular
iounces gradually widening from the
front until they extend half way up
he skirt at the back Finishing the
hounces Is a silk embroidered red
hnd black braid stitched on with pip
ing Of black satin.
The jacket is an Eton effect with
teveral applied tucks of the cloth
idraped down the back in a sharply
pointed surplice effect Only blacl
Stitching is used to finnish the tucks
but there is collar of rich cream
colored lace embroidered with blaci
and red and this extends down the
front below the waist line and is SCI