The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-09
The Journals TweIve-Page Color
Supplement- for Next Sunday.

SAM LLOYD'S PRIZE PUZZLES.
Mr.. Lloyd's puzzles for next week will be:
The PuZzling Sandwich Men and
cious burden.
Besides these are two pictures illustrating
an article on THE Ever-Useful Knot and a
number of unillustrated articles.
This two-cOlor page will be found a very
interesting one by the children.
THE ABORIGINAL DANDY.
When you think of the Indian you insen-
sibly picture in your mind creature whose
only motives are those of the savage. He is
especially without any ambition as to his
personal appearance unless he is on the war
path and wishes to look fierce.
In the case of some Indians, at least this
is false view. There are plenty of dandies
among the aborigines, and the feature of
the first page for next Sundays supplement
deals with these individuals.
THE GREATEST MODEL IN THE
WORLD.
The name of the greatest model in the
world is Antonio Corsi Italian. He has
posed for Sir Edward Ppynter, Buren-Jones
the elder, Sargent and Abbey, the great
American painters; Felix Moscheles, the
Princess Louise (Victoria's artistic daugh-
teri and no end of celebrities in the world of
art
five photographs in color, showing him in
various characters in which he has posed.
The page also contains a short sketch of
the British father of the Japanese navy,
Captain Douglas.
THE PARSIFAL CRAZE AND THE
MUSICAL MORNING.
This is one of Emily Hollis interesting
and valuable articles describing how the
rich do things, and incidentally giving
points on the etiquette of entertaining. The
Nine. De Ryther tells How to Stew
Fruit" and there is also short article on
wells to Prevent Freckles," and a para
graph or two of Harry p Taber's Left
Handed Philosophy.
MAKING THE HOME BEAUTIFUL.
Margaret Greenleaft on this page. will de-
part from the interiors and tell about
porches-how they can be made a very de-
sirable addition TO the beauty and comfort
of the home. There are three illustrations
from photographs made especially to illus
trate this article
A WORKINGMAN'S HOME FOR $1,000.
BY KATE GREENLEAF LOCKE
The pictures and plans given in this page
are not experiments. They show exactly
how the difficult task of making pic
turesQue, comfortable home for less than
81 90 was accomplished. The article is an
| unusually good one.
On this page there are besides:
An installment of Rosa Z. Payne's up-to-
| date Tips for Home Dressmakers, the sub
| ject being How TO Make a Simple, Pretty
| Sacque'' Besides there are several other
articles of especial interest to women.
PAGE s-FAsHIONS FOR GROWING
GIRLS.
Adelaide Louise Samson. i'm her fashion
article for next week. will write on the
above subject. There will be four pictures
| in colors from photographs, as follows:
All-around suit of gray mixture. with
| black lacings: a school dress OF crimson
| cloth and sage-green trimmings; evening
| frock of almond-tinted French cloth; young
girls walking suit of blue broadcloth.
Besides, there will be dozen or more
| items concerning matters of women's dress
and home decorations and conveniences-al
Of which will be Of great interest to YOU
| THE FOUR-PAGE COMIC.
Willie Cute and Binnacle Jim both &c,
| their I'LL of valentines. The four pages are
| fun OF entertaining features for young and
= old.