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La Presa en- AreC Cibo
ArEeglO do Ia pIazuOIa dol teatrO.
0traS nOtieIaS.
de ssesestro oorrespOmsaz.l

Agosto 24.-Para ell sabado anun-
cia su debut en- nuestrO teatro Ell
hSbil transformista senior La Presa
poniendo en- escena 10 meioE Dc So
repertoire. Dado ell deseo que ma
nifesta el pdbIico poF admirar q
este artista eS segurO un complete
llenO.
En- esta ciudad es esperado Ell
Sub-comisiOnado de eaucaci6n Mr..
Lord. g..
Para el.pr6ximo s&baao de a nun
cia la aperture de pliegos pa ra Ell
Femate De las obras de Ia cSrcel de
fsta ciudad.
va han comenzado q arEimarse
materiales para ell arreglo. De la
plazuela del teatro Obra que Sc de-
bera 4 las iniciatiVas 0e nuestrO
alcalde seflor Perez Avil6s que Sc
propone meiOrar en- muchO 81 eFna-
to del pueblo. Sc harS desa paFeceI
ell corr i de animales que afea di-
cho sitiO y Sc hara una prueba as
faltando Ia dicha plazuela.
Han comenzadO poF San
las visitas domiciliarias las que du-
raran vaFios dias dada Ia ex tension
de la poblaci6n. | "
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4 Y / SO

On amigo de Jayuya inf6rmnnos
que Los SFea. FrutOs 2. Heredio y re.
drO SanChO. OuyO paFader0 inauitfa-
mos. be gnCuentEan en- 81 prOpio bsFri0
de- JRyuya, el pFimeF0 dediosdo { D
siembra de cafe y 81 BeQuaio recoYoe.
tandO una tRIa de tabGco de % pro
piedad.
RORamos. pues. & dichoA sefIoYeS se
girvan oontestar & nuestras cartag.
pueg las que eitaradamente Ies hemos
esCFito NOS han siG8o devueItao nin que
0snBepR pOr quien. d. p.
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AHUNGl 0 .
Departamento del In !
terror de Puerto RIcop
BUREAU De OBRAS PUBLIGAS.
Oficina del SupsrintsRdsnts.
BURE Eau De OBRAs pUBLIGAs.
Oficina del Supsrintsndsnt0.

San Juan. P. r . Ag 3sto 18 de 1905
Pfopoaiciones en- pliegos Cerrados
para la a6iudiCaci6n en- competeE'
Cis, de 8 648 metros o6biCos de Diedra
triturada, por Totes con 0eatino 6 !sS
carreterap; No. 2 SecCi6n Aguadilla'
Camuy. NJ. 8 SsCCi6a San Gsrmsn
Yauoo, No.3. Ponce Gusyama. y No.
{. Secci6n Rio Piedras FaiardO, 4 ns.
80 36. dc admitiF6n On eats fsinA
hssta las 10 Q. m. del dfs 5 de Sap
Siembre de 1905.
To6os los informes neCessrios 1obre
al particular se darsn On esta oficina,
donde podr6n Obtener lOs EeitAdorel
los mo6el0B de pFOpOGiClones que nan
de pFeGentar.
M ge considerar6n propssiCiOnes re.
Cibidas despr6B de Ii f.chR fjada en-
ente anuncio.
racho de Fech. zaF cuAlquiaTS 8 todai
lee prOposicionea. IL II Jsnae1es
Su, g intendent { f Public Works.
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IN hoDbrO honradO.

4 Senior Editor. -sfrvase informar sus lee
TOres que 81 me escriben confidencia ialmente
tss mandare por CoFreo en- carta sellada 81
plan que seguf pOr 81 cual obtuve 81 restsr-
blecimiento permanente Compacto de mi
Galud vigor varonil degpu@s de amos de sIl-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidaG
nocturnas parties debiles y atrofadag.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado y estafado por chSrlatanes, hasta
perder Ii fe del genero humane, pero, gracial
Dios, egtoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte, y
con deaeo de hacer conocer todoB este reme-
dio cierto de Cur&rse.
No tsniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War g. A. D., no deseo dinero.
Direction; e. Brant, Box Delray, MiCh.s
ME UU.
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1QUE ES La CORa De STEARNS?

Preguntadselo miles personas la
contestaran pocas palabraS:
La Cura de SearTs tln neicamento marayoso ha
venido bTarnos nooros todo de los ecuentes
dolores cab43 a1daban No puede
habe ga la Cura SeaFns e Door de Cabeza
alivia origen ST este
SAILOR del todo
inoensvos podeos fecanos del descubeno de la Cura
de Stearns., z..s #-= ..
Veas oque ecrbe r A. J. Aguiar de San Jose Costa
Rica: 6 &
NIuy de manifestar Vds
hacfa mucho tempo jaqueca
repedas caasaban Verdadera desesps
e remao NAL tano
hasta fenente cr6 de la
mecna Cua de Searns
Dolor Cabeza Ell efco de medcna fue tan rapdo
eca que cuato de hoY dpu6 de toma tea absolute
mente e mas pequeno doo ~ entonces Ia evo sempre en- mi
boso parcuarente cuando viajo siempe ell
mismo exito.
Ejase sempre Ia ena Cpra de Searns cada obea eva
relieve el nombre 'Stearns Headache Cure
De vnta en- les Boticas.
/ FREDERICK sTEARNS & cIA.
Fobcantss de Peodactos QuimicOs FarmaceutCOs
a.w DETROIT. mict4-. & U a.
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Sc aGegura que una permutG gerk
efeCtuAds entire los gef1oEeB Torres
Grau Nadal Santa COlOnaR, fScAles
regpeCtiv0mente de las COrtes de Dis
tFito de Guayama y AguadiIla.
-Don Camil0 Tab0Rs, del COr0EAE,
ne enCuentra en- esta Ciudad.
-Diceue que eI Sefl0r B Horton,
FenuuCiars Ou puestO de 1OCRl de Ma
yIgi z.
Mr.. Ernest Webber. representa-.
te de ls COmpafiia de Vap0rea GRsd ID
Lines que hS estsdo unos dfas en- San
Juan, hR sRlido hoy en- ell ECAraca11
pars VenezueIR 4 COntinu0r ga vlaje
de inspection.
-Ha sid0 auspendida. haSt0 nuevS
orden 10 paradR ordenRdG para Ell 90"
ming0 pr6ximO, al 0uerp0 de bOmbe"
rOs de In Ciudad.
Sc ase egura que el fi'Cal de Ponce
gefior Colon hR renuncisdO ga cargo.
-HS Fegresad0 & San Juan ell LcdO:
seflor Perez Almir0ty, que SuStltuy6
RS Jutz de CarOIinA LcdO. Rodriguez
Cebollero duFRnte ID 0uAenCiR de este
3 los EOtados ULid0G.
--Tuds Ia carGR del vapor NSAn
Jusns hs sido faFmigada, t6rminRndO-
na syer tsrde eStA OperaCi6n y Otra-
CSndO al muelle de espig6n para pro-
ceder & 10 deSCATGR.
-Un CARO- de mapGas del serviCiO
de inCendioa de ls CiudRd, hA Sido ms
taIado enel patio del edifciO que oCupa
ell RyuntAmieLt0.
-Mpfsna sale para HumsOaO don
Victor Burset,
-PAFeCe que por shora no Seran
tiscutsdss l&S obFas ds construction
DEL dep6Sito de OguaS del ECueduCto On
eGts capisAl.
-En breve har& un Wis j. los E:'
tadOa eI SeOretariO de Puerto Rico Be-
6r RegiB III. PoHtY
LIZ reunion CelebFad3 por las &C.
fires grsduadOs de la U AiverBidRd d.
Michigan resuIt6 muy COnCurridss
uuednnd0 COnststuidS 10 aBoClaCl6n d'
eauell0s en- Puerto Rico
-Una animad9 festR familiar tuv(
lugar anoChe en- eli hotel San Juan
donde ss p&E6 un Sgrads bic ratio d.
reCreO y sOIsz. luClendo ana Vez me 2!
ga esquiBito guSto en- el piano unR dlO
tinQuida sefiors y VaEio9 REtletG9.
-Msfiana GAIeap&Fa Man9tf 10 diG
tipruida fAmiiia de don Federico Gala
cue paSarS ali tres 8 CuAtrO disS.
Hoy Sc hS hecho cargo de ga de
partamarto, el Auditor de Puerto Il
co Mr.. Hgnea. que eStuV0 ausente 9
loa E,tAdos UnidOa en- uBO de iicenCiG
-TOdos los c'mpesinOB que fueEo
denuuciRdOB aver por la pOliCf8, & CGr
10 de preSentar peIRduraS las 0estl.
con que ConduCian aus Rriiculoa 8
plaza del merCadO da Is Ciud0d, faerO
muItadoS por ell } nez BszSn. con q
dollar cGda unO. PATeCa que eS3 mi
dida seguirG ApiiCS ndOue con todO
FiG0T.
Hay animGci6n entire eI element
femeninO para COncurRir 6 u jarana {
el <PATQueS ma mana p0r 10 noChe.
Han cCmenzad0 los trabe Jos {
RrEeG o de los saIones del Casino =
pOfi1l de esta CiudSd; para 81 baile q
diR s del entrante leo, una msgI fh
instalaci6n de Luz et6CtriCR Bers heel
RIii.
-Continua durmiendo s la intemp
rie. on SanturCe, 81 it feliz menaiga
to Ramirez. para 81 que pRreOe no hi
uns CANA On 81 Hospital.
Juan dc lR CrUz Soto. GCusAl
DOR huFto en u casa de 1nocenciO 4
TEeu, fu6 o0ndenad0 DOr el JuGz mul
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Al PuRLIGO.

Los seflores F. SiEsgusa j Co,
ogantes generates an estS isla De p
IIustr0ci6n AgttsticG. nos particular
uua gapisdaa Ias dificuItades que han
entoPpeCido 81 seryicio regular de di
chR pubIicRci6n, deade eata fecha se
gervirk puntuaImente 6 todOs l0s sug.
cFitorea por el activO sgente don Vic.
tor M. Marin. Fesidente en- ID CRlle do
Tetusn no. 48. dOnde pueden diFigirsO
todos los que degeen adquirir lR men
cionada publicaCi6n.
San Juan. p. B., 81 Agosto 1926.
- VII 2!
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MAS AL NORTE,

ficanao un movimiento de fanco
hacia ell Norte.
Dos divisiones japoneses con 20
mil foldados de infanterfa han ne-
gado al teatro de opeFaciones, pro-
cedentes de las tropas que hostillzan
a VlaaivOstOck.
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New York, Agosto 25, 1.3O P. M.
NOtiCian a Ia prensa americana
hoy, que ell general jaPon6s Kamu-
"a. con su cuerpo de ej6rCito de
$4,000 hombres y 900 cafiones, ha
aOandonado sus lfneas avaDza&as
en- las mSTgenes del Turmen veri-
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das respscto q la psz.i f.
CREASE ALI que Russia aceptarfa
sin discussion las condolences inn
puestas y este haFia suspendeF in-
mediatamente las operaciones de- la
guerra; que de otFa manera han de
contin0aF indefinidamente.
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MILLION Y 100000 SOLDADOS.

100000 fuerza efectiva y 800. 900
iaponeses con 100000 de fuerza
efectiva. Mas de $4,000 hombFes
hay en- la ambulancia Y hospitales
de- Campafla.
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New York, Agosto q, 1-3OP. M
A esta cifra 'ascienden las troPas
japonesas y rus sas Feconcentradas a
las 6rdenes De Oyama y LiDievitch.
Calculanse 100000 uEos De ellos
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DiSgusto en- eI el8rci to.

New York, Agosto IS, l-8O P. M.
Telegrafian 4 Londres los cores
ponsales de los perio olicos ingleses
mas importantes que apesar de la
gran discipline del ei6rcito iap.n6s
SO nota di.gusto entire sus genera
les y jefes Por las noticias recibi-
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grandes comentatios. Ell primero
ha dicho q un periodista, que SO
trata supplements de una vista de-
cortesfa entire ambos funciOnarios.
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BORDADOS. Sc dk trabajo
& buenss bordad0ras envi&ndoles Il
tea en- CuaIquieV punto de la Isl9 y
se tOman tambi6n & sueldO traba-
isndO en- nuestFas oficinRa.
-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO.- -Se COM
pEan enC&Diea de hilO, CRneshR. pas
fiuelos etc. de Ia misma labor he
OhOs & manO.
Dirigirse 6 The Porto Rioo Drawn
Work and Embroidery J Co. 19
FortalegA. San Juan. Ps.R.
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IMPORTANTES BBLES
EXPECTACI0N

la paz. que tendta lugar manana,
81 Ia Tespuesta ID ap0nesa no es fa-
Vorable & las Condolences pedidas
por los rusos.
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4 mis- CIIOntss, J al pdblIGO en-
general,

En.lo que Se reedifica c0Lve ,ients-
mente eli Iocsl que oCu % b1 an l3 calie
de Allen NJ 81. he trRsladsdo ell estS-
bIeCimiento de barbsrfa sLH u ai61
aI No 10 de Ia misms CAIIe. En di. ,
IJCOl ofrezc0 & mis- lnstantes f VOfe.
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1.-THE TIMES,

New York, Agosto 25, l-30 P. M.
Publica hoy Un despacho de Was
hington en- que SO asegara llega-
ran q I'm acueraO los plenipoten-
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THENEW-YORK AND PORTO-RICO
STEVMSHIP COMPANY
LINE6Aa RE5GS3UIh7 RB{E5S3 II AR7 D RE XAR9RES +
Ell VAPOR "EPONCE''
Saldra 81 90 de Agosto 1 las IL del dia
ADMITK CARGA PASAJKROS.

oedorau, esmersdcs seryicios, hechos
con Urontisud eIfgnncia. iEspeciG.
L;d4d en- c2rtes de 6arbas! VsriadR y
exc s'ents pep fumetfa fIancesa para sl
uso de los parrCquiAnos.
luna visita. y os ConVencereia
3Ov.a. AgGpitO del I0rO.
I'm erta imprsDta Se yende pspeI &C
nari6iinol vieioa. 4 50. 90 duintal.
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New YOr TX, Agosto 25, 1,3O p. ~.
Reina gran espectacion en- los cir
culos polfticos de toda Europa pa
"a conOcer ell resultado de Ia lllti-
ma session de las confeFencias de
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ciarios, no obstante eI pesimismo
que SO nota en- los cfFculOs oficia-
les.
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Una CONFERENCIA..

New York, AgOsto 25, l.3O p. m.
Los EN- mb8jadOFes russo y aleman
de Paris, han teniAo aver una lar
ga entrevista de- la que Sc hacen
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COSTURERAS. Sc soIiCitan On
The PoYto RiC0 Drawn Work and Em-
hEoideEy Go. 10 BoEtaleEa. San juan
The sun., 1905-08-13

In cloth and In mohair there ara lovely
models, which OF oourse arc much moro
practical than the tub coats for all save
extremely hot weather.
The little coat OF bright red cloth simply
stitched and buttoned with white buttons
has been mentioned on the other page
For the tiny girl 1t Is improved by broad
sailor collar Of white pique or linen or cloth.
This DOLLAR is In most cases scalloped and
buttonholed around the edge, as are al
most all Of the smart linen or pique collars.
A coat OF blue mohair shown among the
cuts owes its SUCCESS chiefly to the broad
square cut collar and the cuffs Of heavy
white linen scalloped, buttonholed and
embroidered In bold design.
Three very effective cloth coats are also
pictured One Of light tan cloth had a
collar OF white cloth oddly and most sue
cessfully trimmed in applique embroidery
In shades Of tan. Another In creamy ecru
cloth Is knowing and severe little model
with stitched bands Of cloth and collars
and cuffs OF velvet for It's trimming, while
the third, Of soft gray silk. was made with
q very originally shaped collar Of white
trimmed in gray braid.
One secs more Of the grays In children's
cloths than ever before, but the color must
be lightened and handled very cleverly
to be successful, and the biscuit and light
mode shades are more generally worn.
The sun., 1905-08-13
LITTLE COATS AND HATS.

20, no came back with q woman about bis
own age and had picture made Of her.
On the 18th VI the next January he came with
q boy Of 10 and had bis picture taken.
BY that time had begun to feel pretty
we'll acquainted with him, and he told me
the story Of the photographs.
His father had lost favorite son, before
my friend was born. Of whom a picture
had never been made. Tho old man
mourned the dead boy, and his grief wa the
more keen because he had no efigy Of him
So he declared that II he was ever blessed
with another son he would have his pio-
ture the day he was born and on every
birthday thereafter.
"Accordin gly, on the day my customer
came into the world he had picture Of
him made in his nurses arms. On Aug. 2
every year thereafter as long as the father
lived he took the son to have his picture
made. After the fathers death the birth
day photograph habit was kept up, and
owner that when he married he established
the custom in his household and had pio-
ture of his wife made on her first birthday
after their marriage.
Children came to them In due time,
and each little one was photographed on
He has an album for each member Of his
household, and can assure you they form
an extremely handsome and interesting
series Of human documents.
Two OF the sons are married and live
far from New York. They follow the Gus
tom their father taught them, and each
year send him pictures OF themselves and
their families, and in return pictures Of
all those at home are sent to them.
AS a photographer, may be bit par
tial to the custom, but cannot ina glne
family affection nor a more Interesting
book than one OF those albums, carrying
its hero through the seten ages Of man.
these albums are not only valuable to
those who are bound to the originals by
ties OF relationship and love, but the his
fashions in apparel, styles Of hairdressing
and the advancement made In the art OF
making pictures
The sun., 1905-08-13

supple satin finished pink straw, with tiny
nches Of pink gauze edging the crown
top and the brim and set inside the br1m
close against the hair. Soft pink ribbon
and delicately spraying white hyacinths
are the other trimmings, and, as the sales
woman who showed 1t remarked, the little
hat looked good enough to eat.
Poppies. bluets, roses, forget-me-nots'
white hyacinths and buttercups are the
flowers most favored for adorning the
straw picture hats, and on the Leghorn or
the burnt straws black velvet ribbon Is
frequently used instead OF silk or satin
ribbon in connection with flowers.
The small boys hats are simpler matter
holl brim hats Of very fine white straw
with bowl shaped crown, ribbon band
and pompons are perhaps the most baby
ish Of boys' hats. and tiny hussar caps
of pure white straw with full crown OF soft
white silk and stiff white brush are worn
by some small boys.
Stitched sailors OF duck or linen with
Nat or bowl crown mako good play hats
and for boys quite out Of babyhood are
The sailor caps and the roll brim sailor
oi very fine straw with a ribbon either
'"iHns III two eEds at tine back or dif-
posed in three loops at the side.
VI attractive coats for the very little
sirl there is no end The daintiest are
Perhaps those OF sheer lingerie stuff and
embroidery or lace, with q loose lining OF
China silk In pink or blue; but the pique
coats scalloped, buttonholed and en-
oroidered in English work are extremely
smart for tiny girls, a. well as tiny boys.
The sun., 1905-08-13

for evening fun In morning sleep. II they
do now and then lose good time through
my hard and fast rule, they SEQ that they
make up in good general health for the
disappointment.
Sometimes they will refuse an evenings
gaiety for the sake Of some special morning
spree that will call them TO an o'clock
breakfast.
"A prominent doctor told me that girls
need sleep in summer even more than they
do In the winter, because of their long,
active, exciting days. My girls join in all
the sports, but they do not risk hurting
their hair and their complexions by con-
slant exposure to the sun. They all get
tanned, but with tan that comes in spite
OF their care, which Is the kind OF tan that
Is the prettiest and the eanest. 1t is deli
cate, however deep its coloring, and does
not parch the skin.
"The same doctor told me that the lingerie
hat was a blessing. All women should
wear it, he said. 1T is 40 light that it has
no weight at all, yet 1t offers protection
for hair and face and head. If women only
knew the risk they run In going about
bare headed on days Of tropical tempera-
turel Many American days are positively
tropical in their heat. and yet In this heat
YOU will meet women with absolutely no
protection for their heads. Yet In all
countries Of tropical climate men and
women have sense enough to cover their
heads in the sun.
This exposure OF the head to the in
tense heat may not tell on the health just
at the time,' he went on to say, but 1t
will tell on 1t some time"
The sun., 1905-08-13
Tree Planting In Tonawanda

Dr. Heinrich C. Iconharit OF Tonawanda re
cent?! supplied almost the whole city with young
trees. At dinner wa!ch he attended he heard tie
suggestion made that the city needed shade trees.
Immediately he bought thousands OF young elm.
maple and chestnut trees, and as soon rs II was
possible had 'hcm sappc1 to Tonawnnda and
all who would might have trees by applying al the
nursery. The effect wss wonderful. Streets tia
never would have had trees were soon ncd with
nourishine young saplings that in twenty years
will be pricecss-a magnificent monument 70 one
man. Two thousand Of the trees were distributed
In an incredibly short time. There was more tree
planting In Tonawanda this spring than ever be-
fore. The only condition attached 10 the ofer
was that persons taking trees should guarantee
plant thom for shade purposes and 20 plant them
The sun., 1905-08-13
LINGERIE AS FANCY WORK.
One Woman's Scheme for Making . Suppl,
In Odd Moments.

Vno Omon's Scnemo Tor MAKING . Ouppay
In ODD Moments.
Many a woman bemoans the fact that
she cannot have ~ generous supply Of
lingerie as her wealthy friends possess.
when II she only would MAKO pickup work
Of It she could lay by store which In num-
bers would hold Its own With the supplies
that she Is envying.
Il got tired envying.' says . woman
who has adopted tho scheme. and decided
I'd find Q way TO satisfy my craving.
looked about among the shops and found
the very simplest styles Of lingerie that
were still pretty enough to satiSfy any
tastes.
styles decided upon. bought . good
supply Of material and some patterns.
engaged seamstress for . while. wc
used the time cutting out and fitting. and
had her run up all the long seams. In
fact. made her do all of what called tho
real work.
when the seamstress left I had lot Of
underclothes Just about half finished. She
had done the hard work on great many
pieces. for underclothes, provided you stiok
by the simplest patterns, can really be put
together very quickly.
puC my supply OF nan unDned under
clothes away on shelf in . closet. Then
1 adopted the finishing Of each article 40
pickup work. In my fancy washbag
something belonging to my lingerie ward
robe was always tucked away, waiting for
ten minutes or quarter Of an hours work
at it,
1T was simply wonderful to mo the
amount that accomplished without know
ing that wa. accomplishing anything.
Sewing on beading and lace goes like q
breeze If one does 1t In moments that are
usually given to fancy work. It Is only a
grind when one regularly 'sits down TO
accomplish it.
-All Of my lingerie is done BY machine
excepting the tops Of my ohemises. night
gowns and corset covers. By doing these
tops by hand. embroidering them with a
pretty initial and having all my materials
fine can get just az good an effect. think,
as though shaved to do everything BY
hand.
Il think that many women get stuck in
perfect bog OF incompleteness just through
the fetish they make OF handwork. Hand
stitching Is very charming, OF course, but
I shall not indulge in IL to any extreme