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Revond Police cnn,rcl

Detroit Sept. 2S-A bulletin TO the
Evening News from Sault ste Marie.
Mech, says troops have been ordered
out to control mob which Is rioting
In Canadian 500 Police are unable 10
cope with the rioters.
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Judas rsmple,on Rs,inns.

Sulphur Springs. Tex. Sept. IS
Judge Templeton OF the civiI court Of
appeals Firth district. has rendered
will resume his IA wpractice
Will resuANe his law practice.
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charn.d Mith In,imidn,inn.

Paris, Tex, Sept 2S.-Jack Flynn
was fined $50 in the county court or
the charge Of intimidatiug a newspa-
per carrier boy.
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Business House for Rent

formerly occupied by LAMA a Son,
next door to Seigles " Co, on Zan-
cite block Apply 10 Fahk LAMA,
Bryan, Texas 263
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For Sale.

My two story residence furnished
or unfurnished. Also Arcade hotel
property adjoining, and cottage
near NJ. Parker's with =. acres.
Mrs. j. w. Pico. 255
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To Close at 15c a Yard.

a lot Of fancy silks, dark patterns
Just the thing for fall. Former price
soc, 75c and sl.0O at Webb Bros. 256
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Removed 10 oLIaboms.

Little Rock. Ark. sept. eS Some far
mors Of Columbia county nave removed
10 Oklahoma.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
no,.sss. Fo,.e,e.s.s ss's.
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND AN +

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND AN
D der Of sale. issued to me. the under>is
Sheriff Of Otero county, in the state OF Coiorsu
out ot the county court Of said county OF Otero
Ii a certain cau-s. wherein IL. Van Bu.kirk. do
ins business under tn. hrm name and style ol
Ttc Farmers and Merchants Bank. i plaintiff
and J. \. Fenton aud Thenia Fenton arc de
frndants wherein am COMMANDED to sril the
following de~cribei premises, situate and b-sns
In the county of Otero and state OF Colorado
to-Uits Lots 9. J, 1. and in block numb ri
Il. ia the second filing Of the town OF k"cky
Ford, a. designated by the recorded plat of said
-scDnd hllns for the purtrp-e OF paying on ahu
satisfying a certain judgment md decree 10,
thu sum Of Sfss.2S. found du. the >Aid piaintn
from the sald defendants. together with inter
est. aud costs and for the foreclosure OF Ger
tain mortsax. Oh and against ssid premises
which mortgage Is also set forth and d-scrioes'
In aid Judgment and decree
NoW therefore. 1 will on the 18th day o! June
A. D. Issg, at the north, front door OF the eourt
hnu- in the town 81 La Junta. county OF Oterv
and state OF Colorado, at the hour OF IL o ciocA
ia the forenoon, sell the above described iann-
ani premises. or much th-resf a. may ~
necessary. to the highest and best bidder foi
cash subject to tn. right of redemption a.
provided by law. for the purpnse OF paying on
sni .ntisfyine the aforesaid debt, Interest and
costs. nEohoE bann,
sheriff Of Ot.ro county, state OF Colorado
First publication. June :, isD-
Last publication. June y, iss
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1903.
4 Word Of Warning

Father Matz, the Roman Catho'
bishop, preached a sermon in Den
yer week ago that has produced
a big sensation in labor circles all
over the state. The bishop made
a severe attack upon socialism and
upon those labor unions that have
espoused socialism-the American
Labor Union and the Western
Federation OF Miners. Since then
some of these unions felt as il
struck by catapault.
The bishop reviews the history
OF the Catholic church and shows
conclusively that 1t has always
been the friend and almoner oil the
poor and the laboring man, while
socialism and her twin sisters,
communism and anarchy, have in
every case been the enemies OF the
toiling masses.
The bishop makes ont strong
case, and he will be sustained in
his position by the large mass oi
the people OF Colorado. The ser
mon shows the bishop to be very
scholarly and d very able man and
will place him among the leading
diyines OF the state.
The closing paragraph OF hi:
sermon IS worth repeating, and is
as follows: "All history goes te
prove that when the revolutionar,
monsters, anarchists and commun.
lists, have devoured everything
they devour themselves. France
in 1889 and in 1870 proves thi.
fact beyond a doubt. We want 1,
warn the labor party against thi:
unholy alliance with socialism. II
the declarations made by tn,
American Labor Union and tn,
Western Federation of Miners W,
read the handwriting on the wall
Let labor beware Ii is time yet
but high time"
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
nosies Of Public Trvssss's Safe.
SUMMONS

NUHEREAs. ORREN GEMMILL. FORMER
W IL of La Junts. Ot-ro county. Colorado.
present sddr-s, nnkon~n, DID b, h,s sertain
A. y. Iyss. and recorded th- stth day II
March is5. in b.ok p. at page ,ts, of the r'-c'
corirr of Otcro county. state Of Colorado con
y-y q, the public trustee. Of said Drrro county
Colorado. the tallo~ins drscrib.d pr.ni-.,..
All that part of the northwest quarter NV .
Of the northeast quarter NJ ~ OF -.,cfion six
afty -four t5ll west. lying south Of the right ~
uay at the AtchI-sn- Topeka and santa re
Railway COMPANY contsinihs eleven and thrcr
Which said deed of tru-t made :. secure the
payment to John Kelley, the beneficiary in said
INC even date with tn. -aid decd of trust. for
the principal sum of two hundred and twenty
thr-- and -rvrn'rsn ote-hundrs-ith d"iisrs
th-r,pf with interest on said note from the
date thereof at the rate of ten tioi per cent f-rr
snnum. pay able -emi- annually. and . .
Wh~r-a-. aid d.--,i az trust further provided
that the -aii makers shall pay tarr- ca the
said premises promptly a, the "a me t.scs,'ne
in~urrsi, los IL any. pay able to the t.rnefeisry
hereunder. reference tn which said deed ~
Ws-res-. the aid i4.,i of trust aud note yru
vide. among other thing. that IN cs-r cs de-
fault in the payment OF said promi--:ry note or
erriins to the ,-noe and e6~rf th-r-of. or in
ea-e ~ a breach of sry at the cov~nsnts az
nwYpru1eu ut- therein m-I.tapu--u tnrH nnu IN tnAt
cs.s. the whole os the said ip.i-hs-fn---. shall
q ~. legal holder ~ the said ne~ and the said
puhlic trustee IL authorized at the r-lu->t of
ths Irsai holder of <sid not- tn ell apd di-r.--
a ~sid prvmi-r- for the parIss-e 81 paying the
aid in-iet4~sfn~~< and the c<p-t and enT-n-c> On
srruunt Of the execution cf -aid trust. and
Whereas. default has hy-sn mssS~ in the pay
..-as a the principal and interest duo On said
nsss> and the l-<sl holsicv of said ns,e- has ex-
erri--d his option hy ~s-,n u -ssd d~fsult tn
d-elsrr the Whole ef -sid indehs.-ine--: 10 h-
nssarr-i and fcr~clo-e the said dcvsi ~ trust
and
Whereas the unsi~-ixn~~i. l. the public
tru-s>e in and for Os-ro county. state of Colu-
rn5o Now tker-fof~- l. e. A. Rr>rhphR- thu
uwalic tru~s~- of said Otery csvanty, state
q CuSnrasss. at the request cf the esal krsd-r
a aid sre~ and ~ the authority In me vested
b the -aid drrt cf trust 10 hereby rive nctsce
skas I viu ca
nOyDtY JULY & fNR
4 - eesssA in the scr-.rp pof sid day ssIl
- di-pp-e 81 al the said premi~-s ~ >och -
~ ss0r as Ray b. nre~>>sry. snd al he rigAe-
90 esd Interest ~ tke sad Ovreo 6>00in-
~ hpirs nBd as-suss % p16lle a9rtiua- a IT,
~.usk frxnf ds-pr - th~ eyunty cvssfs hs1- as
L J~nsa. in Os~rc e~~.fy- Ccssr.4r. ssr th-
e.sA- - ske p.rp<- ~ P.yiar ths setA i.erss-
- fur enp-1- sd cs.es - e8ruueing tAis
frnrs - prvvi6rd ~ sid srer ss1 d--d II
ca BEK1DOHA-
PsAle 1r.-see - 0s.S C.nsy- Co.,.
kIr.s p.nlie.ei.a- Sa@
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
luminous.

STATE or COLORADO
COUNTY dv OTEEo.
In the District Court.
THOMAS d. LUCE, Assignee OF
|.Sa,hua, New Hampshire, Plfs.
CHARLES =. sroNEHocKER,
ALLEN. GEORGE J. GARvIN
and ED MARSHALL. Defend
The People OF the Stat. OF Colorado, 10 Charles
=. stonehockcr, Nancy Ston.hocker Z. =. Al
len, ticore. J. ,iarvin and I'd MARSHALL. the
sfandants above nam.i, GREETING:
aoi btsxh. are hsSs sssn.. snS Ss shs above named
plaintiff, in this District Court OF ot-ro county
State of Colorado, and answer the complaint
hereof II served within this county; orif served
out Of this county, or by publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof, exclusive
Of the da, Of service; or judgm mt by default
| will H. taken against you according To the
prayer of the complaint. And u copy OF the
conn plant in tho above entitled action hr not
-.r,,-i With this summons. ar IL tho -eryic.
| hereof b. made out of this state, then ten day ;
| for nptrarancc and answer will be allowed be-
| fore the taking of Judgment b, default a. afore-
aid.
The laid action i, brought To fcrecio,e a. q
| mortgag a c-rtain trust dr.-d given by defend
ant, Charles =. aud Nancy Stonchock-r. To he
one T. N. sheldon and by him assigned To The
| Nashua Savings Bank. OF which bank plaintiff
i. the assignee. laid trust deed having been
| Tor sss for the payment al which the said e. y.
| AlI-u ha, .inr. bacom- jointly liable with the
~ ia Charscs r. and Nancy stoueho~ker Tor a
/ Judgment against the dcfendants. Charles
Ston-bock-r aud Nancy stoneh.,ckrr and e. y
Allen for sss with interest from January j.
iisn. for a deficiency judgment for any part of
said .ebt paid by the sale Of said land under
foreclosure, and for costs OF salts Including 10
t-r cent. of the face of said bond a. attorney >
lee for forcclosing said Deed of Trust To fore
close and cut out any interest IN the land con,
ve,ed by said deed claimed BY defendants, III
Marshall ar George J.Barvin, as will more fully
appear from the complaint in said action 70
which reference Is here made, a copy OF which
is -eryci her-eith-
And you hereby notified that IL yon fail to
appear, aud !. the said Complaint a.
above r,-luir-d, the said plaintiff viii take
judsrn-n BY default according 10 the prayer OF
said complaint
Given under my hand and official seal at La
Junta. in said county. this 81 day Of April. A.
d. isB.
isEAI JB. PEiRCE Clerk.
FEEp A. SABI>, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication. june II. isa.
Last publication. July n, 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13

Ia JuSTA Va. organized and Incorporated
a. town under the gen. ral laws of the state
Of Colorado, March Is, i.sl. On April 5, ird..
u became a city OF the second class. Popn-
Inti.n, including additions, nbont 30
school population, i,lD. Ha. electric lights.
sewers, Holly water works owned by city
canning factory. largest brick plant In the
vest 30 barrel -four mill, tSpJsO monthly
santa P~ payroll and il n thriving, indus,rs-
Gus and prosperous community.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
Wiley . Jackson.

Wiley & Jackson. dentists, OF
Denver, are at the Sherman
House.
Full set OF teeth from S. up.
Gold crowns and bridge work,
S. per tooth.
Gold filings, from 81 up.
Silver filings, from soc. up.
All work and material warranted
to be the best. These prces for
a short time only. Call and see
us at once and arrange for work.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
sonE MORE LOCAL ITEMS.
Trade with Il. @. Todd.

II you get it az McCsrty & Al
then's its the best.
For monuments and tombstones
sac John 7. Russell.
Genuine Panama hats at Nc
Carty & Athens.
FoR RENT-F:ve room house.
Inquire OF q. S. Thompson.
Thompson's new and up-to date
carpets are marvels OF value.
See Barr g. Hotchkiss for first
class painting and paper hanging.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terIs. Inquire w. X. Gibson.
The celebrated Sachs Prudens
Buckley Ginger Ale. sold only by
the Arkansas Valley Bottling
Works. c. w. Wonderiy. pro-
prietor.
Emil Woolf, who has been at
tending William Jewel College at
Liberty, $40. during the past year
returned home yesterday morning
to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. AS. Parson and daul inter-.
Ora, came up from Garden City,
Kan Thursday. Mr.. Parson will
| engage in bee culture for the sum-
mer and will locate permanently
either IN La Junta or Rocky Ford.
Regular services at the Reform
ed Presbyterian church to morrow
morning at II a. m, conducted by
s. Edgar. Sunday school at 10
a. IN. Young Peoples meeting
at p. IN. Every one cordially
welcome.
The Santa Fe is now operating
through trains to Chicago via To
peka and Lexington Junction.
Trains to Kansas City are operated
via the Emporis line through OF
tawa. Via the latter point Law
renee, Kan, is reached.
There is to be a rough riding
contest at Glenwood Springs on
Strawberry Day, June 2ist, for a
wager of $3.50 side. Oma l..
Grimsley, of Toponas, Colo, and
Altman w. Vaughn, OF Hayden.
Colo ARE the stars OF the occasion.
Mr.. Grlmsley is a former well
known resident of Otero county.
II. 5. Eastman and WV Hub
bard, state organizers OF the Order
of Pendo, are making their head
quarters at the Park House. They
are the official organizers for the
southern part Of the state. The
Order OF Pendo has paid sick and
accident benefits in La JuntA
amounting to over $500.
The subjects for the morning
and evening services at the Chris
tian church to morrow will be
"The Player Of Faith" and "1s
the World Growing Better9" Mrs.
| ]. w. Francis will render a violin
solo at the evening service. A cor
dial invitation is extended to ALL
X. II. Lampkin, minister.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13

for hole to crawl into. II the
professionals come up to the stick
ing point very interesting and
hotly contested game may be look
ed for.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
Gys. e.,. Nos. and Throat.

DR.. Sapero. Denver specialist,
is too we'll known here to need in
PRODUCTION. His references are
his patients, your friends and
neighbors. Will be in La un.a,
June 18th, 10Th and 2oth, at the
Park House.
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
Real Bsssbsii Exhibition.

A challenge from the county Of
ficials to the lawyers and doctors
for a game OF baseball, has been
accepted by the latter, and the
date has been set for Saturday.
June a7th. The line up of the two
teams is thusly or Whereabouts:
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13
Desert Land. Fissi psees-aeties ses
rv6iIestio0.
United States Land Once. I
PTEsdo. C1Lo; N.Y. iHn

United States Land Onice.
PrknLo, Colo. Nay 3 lan I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SARAH
N T. Carl, OF La Junts. Colo, has fled nosics
of inteution to make proof on her desert land
claim No. "a. for lot thr--. northeast quarter
..,uthwe-t quarter. section thirty one, town
shin tx-nty-swo south. range hfty-four west
brsore clerk district court at La Jnnta- Colo.
ou Monday. tn. =sth day Of June, 1915
She names the following witnesses 10 prors
the com npl-te irrigation and reclaim alton o
s,id land: Frank O.horn- Robert Hansen
Sherman Ball. George Bland. all Of La Junsa
sA. ABBEY. Register.
Fir.t publication. May IL. 1919.
La, publication. June Il. 1868
La Junta tribune., 1903-06-13

Substitutes s-Officials, Thomp-
son, Tarbox. Pesrce, Godding.
Amos, Sickenberger. Barr, Kirk
patrick; Professionals Miller. Dam
eron. Beall, Finity, Sloan. Kearby.
Haskins, kearns, Sigmsn, White.
Coleman, Bryant, Wolfe, Timer
man.
Umpires-O. G.. Hess, c. A.
Beerbohm.
Official Roo,er for Ofieials-H.
w. Adsmond.
Official Rooter for Professionals
&c. A. kilgore-
BY special agreement all con
tests or differences arising in the
play are to be settled by the two
umpires in person. The line up
as above given will probably be
ehasged somewhat when the game
IS called. The only matter at all
doubtful At this time is the nerve
Of these professionals Il IS
hardly believed by the officials
that the professionals will material
ise - they are already evineing
considerable slasu asd are looking
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Seven
Diseases Caused by
Measles.
DIR. Miles Restora.
tive Tonic and
Nervine Cured After
Thirty.one Years.

81 was a perfectly healthy young MAJ up
TO February 1865. When my regiment was
in Camp Randall I was taken sick with the
measles and j did not enjoy good health up
to the time / used DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine and Tonic in 1900 Doctors have
told me il came from inactivity Of the liver.
/ cannot say how many physicians did treat
me but have had all kinds Dieting has
never helped me. Biiousness. attacks OF
headache, rheumatism, nasal catarh. hay
fever, asthma, and chronic diarrhGa; have all
taken their turn with me. Thanks 10 the
Nervine and Tonic i am completely restored
TO health. / have also used DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills with good results and ! think that
the DR.. Miles Remedies are perfect."-Rev.
Hiram Bender, Sparta, Wis
81 want to saw a few good words tor Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervine i have been
troubled very much with insomnia sInce I
made the change 10 the new paper and on
account Of this have tined various remedies
without relief. / was finally induced BY q
wholesale druggist a personal friend OF
mine, to Try Nervine. / can assure you II has
lone me a lot of good. / do not find II nee
essary to use ii regularly now but occasion
ally when / find that l am excessively rery-
Gus and restless / again take II up as i
always keep a supply on hand II has never
failed to give me the desired relief."-A.
Huegin, Publisher "Daily Free-Press" Mil
waukee, Wis.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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rectiication? To deny that poverty Is real
Is to mock at his woes. To deny that
wealth has charms is an equally ludicrous
error. What then? To resort TO the positive
method is what you must do TO bring the
beaten. battered man into touch with Gods
tender plans. TO brace him with fresh inn
pulse by the certain truth that poverty
may be turned into a school of instruction
and a stepping stone to a second fortune
Many men require to become insolvent TO
learn common sense and reserve when
their treasures are bursting with pleni-
tude. Or. once more, take death. What Is
the cure? The denial or excelsior OF death
as a superfiuous part of the programme?
No. you only aggravate the lonely sorrow
with a suspicion of fallacy and universal
deceitfulness by such treatment. What
then? Speak the bold. positive law that
death is real, but that ii is a vital part
of our life. an indispensable feature of our
growth: that all things die but die in or
der TO live and TO live higher up: hold forth
this creed with a God of love pulsing
through every vein of il and quickly the
awful gloom leaves the grave and the
heaven of life enguling all our lives opens
up as a sweet vista to cheer the stricken
heart. So Jesus thought. So Paul lived. So
the seers, Swedenborg and Spinoza and
Milton, lived. 1t is eternal development
from the lower plane to the higher. and
death cuts little figure save as an integral
factor of an ascending life"
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BEHIND THE time
REV. E.. e. NEWBERT SAYS ITS
TEACHINGS ARE ANTIQUATED.
DOgmas of Christendom Took Form
Centuries Ago-All Souls Has
Bought q Church.

At All Souls Unitarian Church yesterday
the Rev. E. E. Newber took for his theme.
"a Modern Church for the Modern World"
In part he spoke as follows: Progress is
the life of the world. The modern spirit is
abroad. The university is modern, the press
is modern, and so is much of the thinking
of to-day. Religious thought is always
more or less behind the press and the
school. AS compared with either. the teach
ing of the church is Anticipated. 1t turns
to the past. the remote past. for authority
and inspiration. The historic creeds nave
world clings to them. Though proven un-
true, they command allegiance.
The great dogmas of Christendom took
form centuries before our era, and have no
logical place in the world Of to-day. They
were inspired by the old world idea before
the discoveries of the fifteenth century.
before men even guessed that the earth
was round. and they should be allowed to
go with astrology and alchemy and magic,
chemistry and physics. Think of the
dogma of the deity of Jesus, or that of the
taking shape in the modern western world!
Such thinking belongs to the age of fable
and myth. The East is the cradle of the
supernatural idea, it too should be its tomb.
<hc w aAA SUI
gerry, as we demand modern education and
modern political economy, so should we
be eager to obtain and earnest to demand
the latest and best Interpretation of the
idea of nature, and man, and God.
THE modern world furnishes material
and inspiration for the building of a
church. Sweep away the old foundations
which seem TO many essential, and new
and better ones will be laid. Without creed
or without one of the great historic dogmas.
which are to-day dead weight upon INTEL
lect. a church may be built to the living
God, and be built, too, for man whose life
of struggle falls in this present world. Such
a church should be free TO give the largest
and most hopeful Interpretation OF life. 1t
should know no fear, neither shelter a
superstition. Its voice should be as the
voice Of confidence and gladness. To such
a church. built upon the sure foundations
of latter day truth and we'll established
fact, 1 should be glad to ask the allegiance
of thoughtful men and women, who, living
in to-day's world, would be OF IL, and know
life at its highest and best"
At the close of the service the pastor an
nounced that next Sunday the congregation
would probably meet for a morning service
In the chapel just vacated by the First
Presbyterian congregation. on Alabama
street, near Fifteenth, and which All Souls
Church will purchase.
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I T NEWS NOTES.

that Messrs. Rankin & Kellogg, architects
OF the federal building. have admitted TO
partnership Mr.. Edward A. Crane, of tina
city.
Mr.. Archie Morrow Williams spent sew
eral days with relatives in this city. He
has returned to his home at Terre Haute,
in order to complete the work of the pres
ent school year at the Rose Polytechnic.
Indianapolis Division. No. 103. Order
Railway Conductors, will hold memorial
services for the deceased members OF the
organization in Persons Hall, 135 North
Delaware street, on the night of June IA
A programme of exercises appropriate to
the occasion has been arranged. The la
dies auxiliary of the organization will join
I'm the services.
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New York Post. =
A gift for a bride-elect whose wedding Is
to take place ir June is a set of rose plates
which are being decorated to order by a
local mineral painter. June roses of every
kind and hue are to be painted on the
plates. beginning with the hedge roses and
running through the gamut Of old-fash-
Toned garden flowers. such as the damask
rose and the button rose" the old-time
single rose. down to the modern kinds.
like the American beauty and Bride rose"
bride Is a set of plates decorated with
scenes around and about the ountry home
of the bride, including the lodge gates, the
little stream crossed by a rustic bridge, the
orchard, the UNCOVERED wall of the house,
showing the windows Of the bride-elect's
room. and a distant view of the house in
summer and winter.
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beauty, only e certain decorative value,
care not to mix different kinds. Treated in
this way blue and white c~hina-which
certainly would not have stood the test
of solitary state-looks exceedingly well;
Dresden and Crown Derby of doubtful
pedigree look equally well en- masse. Again,
when china is kept in a cabinet 1t is such
an improvement to line this latter with
pearl white silk instead of the usual dark
velvet, for the delicate background makes
the tender colors look Infinitely more
beautiful just as we find that creamy
chiffon makes our fine old lace look much
lovelier than the orthodox black velvet
dress.
Violent contrasts and hard outlines are
painfully commonplace.