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New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
The Annual Sale
Of WALL PA PERS

At beginning every year clean up stocks Of all
accumuatons small of Wall Papers At this time
make prices of such radical nature that the entire collection viii
be cleaned out in a few days
The collection presents qualities in most sufficient
for full and sometimes several The styles and
patterns right uptOdate the present seasons goods
This condition maintained because of last stocks being
cleaned in the prompt these will 60
The variety exceptionally broad and there three thou
and eghtysx pieces the offering today, divided
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Chas. Field Haviland Dinner
Sets Of 113 pieces; flower decOra-
tions. and all pieces heavily gold
stippled. At $3.50 a set, from
S42.50.
Chas. Field Haviland Dinner
Sets OF 101 pieces, in two rich
flower decorations, and all
handles gilt. At SIS a set, worth
S35.
Fine Austrian China Dinner
Sets of 100 pieces. in two flower
designs. and all handles gilt. AZ
SIS set, worth S22.50-
CHAMBER TOILET SETS
These sets are all of the finest
quality of ware, and richly deco
rated. Having only one or two
sets Of a kind. we mark these at
reduced prices for quick clear
ance:
Minton Toilet Sets OF 12 pieces.
including covered slOp-jar, at
$3.50, from $24; at SIS, from
$2S.75.
Royal Bonn Toilet Sets CT u
pieces, including covered slOp-
jar. at $3.50, from S35: at $50,
from $3.50
English Porcelain Toilet Sets OE
II pieces, including covered slOp-
jar. at SO, from S14; at S12, from
$50.
Rasar,aV,F
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
More MeZUS of Linens

In buying Wanamaker Linens these prices YOU are
of two things Chefe of these that fabric that
called linen absolutely pure flax every thread makeup
matter how low the price There mixture of
cotton in the cloth of our linens
The other point that regular values always lowest
be found anywhere linens character Hence re
tOns made in the prices far emphatic they other
wise would be-
tbern.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

five hundred and thysht styles OF nine and
yard match
and others used with ngrains or felt papers
sell regularly at 2Gc lOc roll
lengths Of CoIOred Buriaps regularly S are 5
and Zoe yard.
Be with that viii
be able tell just what quantity need The
that required length width and height of the
above Dashboard and the number Of doors and windows
in each
Houekeepers who wish to fix up this Spring
shall find this great opportunity to the wall coverings at
exceedingly small cost.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Cream white damask Napkins "a q,
square. at lac a dozen. from 81
Sl4Vsr-oleaehed Bohemian dice Nan
ktnss = In square. AZ S0c a dozen frnrr
81 10 -0"' AtoiA
Full-hleached Irish Napl,Ina aO -
square, at $3.50 dozen. from % ~
Auother make, - In. square. a. 81 20
a dozen, from $1.75. sA''V
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04
McMACKEN & SWEET,

Mrs. Joe Duffy Of Vail WAS q Deni-
son caller on Monday.
The Misses Anna and Maud Hall are
spending the holidays at home.
Mrs. M. Cavet has been visiting
with relatives in Denison for the past
LEX.
Miss Edna Gilbreath visited with
friends in Dow City few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Morgan's
sister in Dunlap.
Mrs. VIM. Raine and Miss Emma
Raine spent Sunday in Dunlap at the
home of Mrs. A. Jordan.
Miss Anna Shumaker went to Dow
City today to attend the wedding of
her friend Miss Jeane Goddard.
Mr.. Ralph Cassaday who has been
spending the holidays at home left
Monday for his school duties at Lin
coin.
Mrs. Lou Bassett and children of
Dunlap spent the past few days at the
home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hall.
Mr.. Fred Spencer and brother
Master John of Eagle Grove visited q
few days last week at the home Of their
sister Mrs. Tyck.
DR.. Draper who has spent the past
three years in the Sioux City Hospital,
but at present is located in Manil's
visited friends in Denison Sunday.
Miss Orpha Marshall went to Upton
last week to attend the wedding of one
of her school friends. She was snow
bound at Cedar Bspids and met the
bridal couple on their wedding journey
before reaching Upton.
Mr.. Robert Walker, who is doing
very we'll in his law practice. has been
the holiday guest of his mother. Mrs
Victor Hedman. He returns to his
home in Armour S. D. to take the oath
as County Judge.
Mayor Reed of Woodbine, was ii
Denison last week to inspect the Car
negie library. Woodbine is interested
in securing library for their town ant
If all of their people are as fullIof en-
thusiasm las Mr.. Reed, we think the.
will soon have library. Mr.. Reed ex
pressed himself as delighted with GU
building and the great success it ha
: had in the five months since the build
, ing was opened.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04
CHRISTMAS FRIvoLITlEs.

The Yuletide has been gay time for
the young people home from school and
ready for all kinds of larks. The dance
was great success, the girls looked
better than usual which is saying all
that can be said for Denison, as it's pref
ty girls are famous in this part of the
state. The music was fine, partners
plenty and!good dancers, all the needed
factors for a.brilliant ball.
The Misses :Burch, two decidedly
popular high school girls, gavea very
delightful party to their friends on Mon
day night. Q The guests enjoyed it al.
most as much as they did the charivari
party on Friday night. Lovely refresh
nents were served.
Mrs. Voss gave.a small and elegant
dinner on Friday night complimentary
to Mesdames OFT of Marshalltown, Fail
or of Lincoln. and Quade of Ames.
Mrs. Voss excels..in entertaining and the
old time friends enjoyed delightful
social visit.
Miss Ethel. Gulick gave dinner to
six young ladies en- Monday evening.
complimentary to Miss Kirkup's guest.
Miss Robinson and Miss Sewell's friend,
Miss Stoner, The dinner was gem
and the reunion most enjoyable to all of
the guests.
Mrs. r. A. Romans was hostess on
Tuesday night to q gay house full Of
young people in honor Of her sons, John
and Harold Romans. Mrs. Romans
never does anything by halves and this
party was as charming and successful
as any of the countless khospitalities
Mrs. .Romans has extended to her
friends.
| The rs. S. c." had it's first meeting
on Tuesday night in the ladies' club
room. The club numbers twenty three
members and gives every promise Of
fulfilling a long lett want. that of a
business giil's club. The supper was in
charge of the Menu Committee, Misses
Raine, g oodrich, Hart and Kirkup and
was very nice. The club had a number
of guests. The s. S. C.'s expect to take
up literary work and will be one of the
many clubs to have home in the new
club room.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04
'-.5Q GUSON for Photographs
Pun Laub Block Denison, Iowa

Miss Kate Henry spent the holidays
with friends in Omaha.
DR.. Darling of Vail, called on Deni-
son friends yesterday.
Mr.. s. G. Wright made business
trip to Omaha on Tuesday.
A mask ball will be the attraction at
the opera house on Jan. 18th.
Mr.. ]. B. johnson left on Tuesday
for short business trip in Laurel,
Neb.
| Miss Stattler enjoyed weeks vaca-
ton and rest a. her home in Nevada,
Iowa.
Mr.. E. Dowoey, the tall sycamore Of
jackson township, made Denison Wis.
it on Tuesday.
| Miss Emma Raine returned Sunday
4 from q visit with her sister, Mrs. Jor-
dan at Dunlap.
The D. A. r. had very pleasant
and profitable session on Monday at the
home of Miss King. {
4 Miss Clara McAhren has returned
from Manson and will remain at home
for the rest of the winter.
i Mrs. n. V. Fsilor who has been the
guest of her father, mr.. I. Gillmor,
has returned to Lincoln, Neb.
i Mr.. Theo Walker has just returned
from Alma, Neb.. where he has been
making set of abstract books.
"Dr." Jas. T. Regan left to-day for
Lyons, Neb., where he will conduct q
great sale for local merchant. Mr..
Regan is meeting with great success in
this line.
| Mrs w. E. Bryce and family return
| ed on Saturday from holiday visit at
Emmetsburgh. Iowa. Rev. Bryce also
enjoyed brief vacation there but re-
turned on Thursday.
The Kelly Bros. Tom and Joe, are in
Chicago this week buying shoes for the
thousands Of Carroll, Calhoun and
Crawford counties, They will also
visit Des Moines, and Keokux.
A jolly quartette of ladies spent
Tuesday at Carroll as guests of Mrs.
Chas. Russell. The ladies who went
a-visiting were Mrs. L. M. Baer, Mrs.
F. Odell. Mrs, G. p. Harvey and Mrs.
]. c. Saul.
i the Ladies Home Mission society will
give one of its famous suppers at the
home Of Mrs. w. ]. SERVER on the
evening of January 18th. We under
stand that chicken and dumplings'' is
to be the piece de resistance"
J, Wednesday. January 18th, has been
decided on as Ladies Night at the Com
mercial Club. d Refreshments will be
served and the ladies will be allowed &c
practice at the new billiard table and
to see just where the men spent thei,
time.
Four weddings In twenty-four! hours
is the record made by Rev. DR.. E.
Miller last week. II such thing
as envy could find Judgment in
the clerical breast there would seen
to be grounds for it with the other
, wearers of the cloth.
The social dance and basket suppe,
given by the Catholic society on Tues
day evening was great success from
every standpoint. There was much
: competition in the sbidding for different
baskets, probably indicative of more in
| terest in the young lady donor than il
the contents of the basket The even
, ing was both pleasant and profitable.
There was an exodus of young PEG
pie enroute for college on Tuesda,
morning. Miss JuniaRomans went to Ii
! dianola, Harold Romans went to Chica
8 Igo while the Misses Brodersen an,
e Hays and Lenzen Moeller, Traffic
$ Walker: Clifford Randall and Eugen
d Mueller made up the Iowa City contir
# gent. We wish them a happy schoe
year.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04
Mrs. q, B. seeley is visiting her

Mrs. 81. B. Seeley is visiting her
sister at Defiance.
Chorus : by s. s. c's. "There are a
few (?) of US left"
Mr.. A. Wright made business trip
to Herring on Monday.
Mr.. j. L. Maurer OF Arion made
Depison business call on Tuesday.
Sam James, now of Charter Oak, paid
Denison friends q visit on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jacobs left on
Tuesday morning for Oakdale, Neb.
John Casperson the tailor is spending
q we'll earned vacation in Des Moines.
DR.. R. o. McConnaughey spent his
holiday vacation with Des Moines
friends.
The charming Misses Anderson Of
West Side are guests of Miss Emma
Raine this week.
Clayton Romans, Carl Burk and
John shaw Van were Charter Oak
visitors on Sunday.
Mrs. Lutte Seeman left on Monday for
q weeks visit with Mrs. Henry See.
man at Sioux City
Miss. Emma McWilliams of the Ona.
wa schools is spending portion Of her
vacation with Denison relatives.
Miss Mary Kelly returned to he,
hospital work in Sioux City to-day,
after a pleasant holiday visit at home.
Mr.. h. d. sturgis, editor of the
Charter Oak Times was between
trains visitor in Denison on Tuesday,
Attorney Johnson of Ida Grove was
in Denison yesterday on business and tc
visit his friend DR. r. o. McConnau-
ghey.
Mr.. C. c. Cowser after brief vaca.
ton visit in Denison has again started
on his rounds as commercial
traveller.
Mr.. E. c. Petersen has received
word from his wife who is in Milwau
kee that their little girl is quite sick
We hope it may be nothing serious.
John B. Romans returns tomorrow
morning to his school work in Chicago
after vacation which was enjoyed by
his many friends as we'll as by himself
A number of young people drove out
to Ben Smiths home near Dow City
last Friday night to party given by
Miss Gertie Logston. All report a very
ENJOYABLE time.
The large majority Of the bushes.
houses closed on Monday at noon. 1
was move in the right direction. ant
while It might be carried too far, Their,
is little danger OF it.
| Messrs. Albert Healy. r. A. Romans
Jas. Armstrong. w. G. Rollins and E
f. Tucker were in attendance at tn,
funeral of Mrs. j. 81. Holmes at Har.
Ian on Sunday last.
Miss Marion SERVER returned OF
Tuesday to her school work at LAX,
Forest. Marion is developing into a
winsome and handsome young lady
as Denison ever produced.
A mighty good sign of prosperity Il
found in the fact that during the pas
two months the Balle-Brodersen firm
has increased its payroll by the addi
ton of five new clerks with plenty o
work for all of them, even in January
We note from the Washington dis
patches thas Mrs. J. P. Conner assiste,
Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw at her reception
on New Years Day. We warrant tn
Denison ladies did the honors as grac
iously and as gracefully as they wer
done at any home in Washington.
4 On Friday Dwight Partridge was OF
liged on account of sickness to miss hi
regular trip as mail carrier on Rout
One. This is the first day Dwight ha
laid off for three years, record of goo
luck, good health and perseverance
which anvOna MIGHT ha nrOud
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

New Year.
d.rs McHenry spent Sunday in
"a you write it 1905" without
stering?
". q. g. Vail Of the Observer spent
,nday in Denison.
Ars. Dennison Of The Boys store
Ant Monday in Omaha.
hrs Patrick Burke of Coon Grove. is
M|orted ss being quite i'll.
Mrs.. j. b. Mahoney is visiting her
@ter Mrs. Phelan in Omaha.
Miss Anna Petersen is visited her
latives near Vail this week.
Mr.. Walter Huettman visited Omaha
st week as part Of his vacation.
Mr.. j. E. Bale made q business trip
Omaha on Thursday and Friday.
II you haven't read the inside pages
~ have missed q lot of local news.
Mrs. D. o. johnson Of Charter Oak
as q welcome Denison visitor on FRI
81.
Mr.. Otto Dresselhsus is spending
isvacation at his old home in Upton
ows.
Nj. Herman Jacobsen Of Schleswig,
pent New Years eve with Denison
rien6s.
Mr.. g. w. Huntington OF Dow City
was5a business caller in Denison on
Monday.
V The Whist club will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl T. Kuehnle.
Judging from the number in circu-
ilation this is certainly the beginning of
the calender" year.
The Ute Tribe of Redmen expect to
have q great time tonight at the install
lation Of their officers.
Mrs. Chas. Mensgh and daughter
Vera left on Saturday for visit with
Mrs. "A. E, Stone at Tama.
Bert Harris of Boone has been .
guest OF the young people of the r. A.
Romans household this week.
The beautiful Voss home was the
scene OF 9 pleasant and thoroughly
satisfying New Years feast on Monday.
We regret to learn Of the serious
illness Of Mrs. E o. Theim and hope
that in our hext issue we may report
that she is greatly improved.
Mrs. q. Beardsley returned on Tues.
day from Burnside, Iowa to which
place she was called by the death of
hes brother.in-law Mr.. Peter Galtry.
z Use Iowa City boys returned to
mol--ans Monday and there are q
Mess,f pretty dreary homes in
Hans plis week.
PAYNE. d Bertlesen expects to leave
Ill Of VIZ for California where he
Thursdse his position in the drug
the WilWe wish him the best of
Mrde'
,,ngsh can't New Years Greeting
from Mrs. A. 81. Sebern,
Wyoming. who will be re-
lin a most kindly way by
~ Jpn friends.
lthes anesday evening is the an
theig of the Commercial club.
IN. Is are to be filled and much
.stereus siness to be transacted. A
les ronce is urged.
,corder Martin will take part In
d too oe given 9. the opera
yin uesday. This announce
rh,rmost pleasing to her many
81 hould assure a large at
las
Is pit Norman will make her
,eistler at the opera house
b who have heardher pro.
FORK very artistic and we
will give the lie to tina,
Id saw which connects
and Growing hens, in {
y manner.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

DIR. CARRIER, Dentist. will be in Dow
City next Wednesday and Thurs day,
Jan. ii and ~, at Hotel. l.1t*
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

Notice is hereby given that from
this date all BUSINESS transacted with
me will be on cash basis.
j. A. GOULD,
12t* Blacksmith & Wagon Maker.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

j. h. Tamm for plumbing and
heating. Repairing promptly attended
to. 48-tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

M M. Bemfoad,s Final Adjustment
sale begins Friday, Jan. 9th. Come
early.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Guyer straw hats are the best. For
sale by Moore & Owens.
The Monogram" shirt waist suit at
Abbott's is Of extra value.
Mrs. Minnie Wood went to Haveriill,
Mass, today to visit relatives.
S1.o0 white lawn shirt waists on
Monday at only SOC at Vaughan's.
Children's wash suits, blouses, shirt
waists, straw and crash hats at Me-
Whorter's.
Mrs. O. H. Hall went to Vest Leba-
non, \. H., this afternoon for few
days visit with friends.
All those having table cloths belong
ing to the Congregational church please
leave them at browns drug store either
tonight or tomorrow morning.
In one Of the show windows Of the
Boston Bargain store is an exhibition OF
antiques which would be hard to out,
class. There is an old fashioned tai
clock with wooden works, that has had
at least 100 years Of existence, twt
shawls, the oldest of which will date
100 years, d bible that was printed il
Brattleboro in 1924, two wash bowls
and pitchers, age 90 years, Masonic
apron of so years ago which is an in
teresting sight to Masons. These ar
ticles are owned by Mr.. Kenyon and are
well worth the trip to the store to see
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
RAIN COATS.

The special values we are showing in
Rain Goats have been appreciated by
many who have availed themselves Of the
opportunity TO buy high-grade Coat at
the price Of half cotton one.
One lot Of Atwood Rain Goats which
have sold in regular way for $40. 50,
SIz.5o and sI4 90, in this sale at
$3.50 No TWO alike. These are sam
pies we bought under price and we are
giving the trade the benefit Of our pur-
chase.
One lot Of Rain Goats in light and
dark. These are made Of all-wooI cloths
and many Of them Presley cloths Goats
that have sold At si4.oo, $500 and
$500. These are ling at SlI.75
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
SHIRT WAIST SUITS.

We have Just received another lot Of
those popular Mohair Shirt Waist Suits in
black. blue and brown. This is an extra
good quality Mohair Suit, well made and
nicely finished. The price is only 81. so.
We have very neat Suit made OF
white spot mohair, nicely finished and well
made--a very popular styled Suit. This
Suit we have priced at SIS. so. You
should see this Suit to appreciate the val
ne.
Our line Of White Shirt Waist Suits
has made for us many friends, as all who
have seen them say il is the best line they
have seen. Our sales on these Suits have
more than doubled those of any previous
season. They are priced from 81 oS to
$3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
LADIES' JACKETS.

We are offering few odd Fitted Goats
for the next few days at prices which are
sure to interest those who are in pursuit
of Coat.
One lot of Fitted Goats in covert cloth
which have sold for SsIo. 90, $1,000,
$500 and $500, no two alike. If
your size is among them, il is a money
saving proposition for you. The whole
lot put in at one price, SO so each. TO
close.
We are making some special prices on
all Fitted Goats in the regular stock gar
ments. We can give YOU a good Fitted
Coat, lined, from SIS 90 to 50. 0S.
See our line Of Short Loose Goats in
covert, with or without strap, plated and
plain backs. priced from So. oS 10 $40 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
A Fortunate Young Lady.

Miss Jennie Martin, 176 North Paul
Street, Rochester, N. ", says: Il suf-
fered long from kidney Complaints
home physicians and their medicines
failed to afford me relief. A friend in
duced me to try Dr.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, Of Rondout, N. Y. The
effect was wonderful. BY the time /
had taken two bottles I was completely
cured and have had no trouble since.a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
4 P ABBOTT co. IA 2 ABBoTT s CO a. P. ABBOTT CO.
AThe Daylight Store n
NOW is YOUR TINE


endw
few
mnt Department but will find equally values
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-29
Straw Hat Time!

The sun is smiling Don't wait until he laughs outright
your discomfort before you get your head under the
cool shade of Straw Hat. Straws have their say
now. The scope is much broader this season One can
choose his Summer Headgear from variety shapes and
braids Sennit brads, China split braids Porto Rcan
and straw Of all Swell and swagger styles for the
young and conservative shapes for the business man.
lOc, 25c, Sl.O0 up to $500. We've everything you
ask for in Straw Hat
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-11

bought a second farm, earning enough
money with the two to pay off the
second debt. When In 1891 he moved
to South Dakota he had $100, 900,
which he invested in farming lands.
AS fast as he made money he bought
more lands. In time the value of the
lands greatly increased and Mr., Smith
sold Mt big profits. To-day he owns
nlnety-four magnificent farms in cen.
trail South Dakota, 5000 acres In Iowa
and much stock in banks and other
real estate. He Is worth more than
S 100000.
To three Of his tenants whose meth.
DDS of farming pleased him he made a
deed outright of the farms occupied by
them. His riches have not changed
his tastes. To-day his life Is as simple
as it was years ago when he was lay.
ing the foundation Of his fortune.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-11

propelling machinery consists Of a
triple expansion engine Of about 300
horse power, two Almy boilers and a
Bevis ~feathering screw, which fills
completely her aperture when feather
cd for sailing. The sails are ordinarily
raised with steam. The yacht is light
ed with electricity and has one large
dynamo and engine and capacious stor-
age batteries. She has also an acct
ylene gas plant, a two-ton refrigerating
machine and tiled Ice boxes with a Ca
pacity Of 800 cubic feet. There are
three skyhghts over the engine and
boiler room. Steering is done from a
raised quarter deck aft. The stack Is
telescope. The accommodat lions con-
sist Of a large saloon, 1ve staterooms,
chart and gun room and three bath
rooms, which are porcelain tiled. The
deckhouse Is used as an observation
room and is connected with stairs to
4 spacious lobby below.
Just now this Yankee boat Is the
most talked Of boat In the world, as
she went from Sandy Hook lightship
to the Lizard as If two lines Of buoys
like picket fences to sail between mark
ed the way ACROSS. Her story will al
ways be gratifying to American yachts
men If those at the helm learn to know
her and treat her well.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-11
YANKEE BOAT WHICH BEAT
THE WORLD IN YACHT RACE.

The Yacht Atlantic, which beat the
world in the recent race across the At
lantic ocean, was completed In the last
days of 1903 and in the early winter
made her maiden cruise to the West
Indies and the Caribbean Sea-. The
Atlantic, according to her designers
plans, Is 1877 feet on the water line,
1888 feet over all and 20 feet beam.
The mizzenmast is so feet from deck
to hounds, the malnmast II feet and
the foremost IA feet. When she vas
cruising last summer the distance from
the after ends Of the mizzenboom to
the forward end of the bowsprit was
227 feet. From deck to truck the miz-
zenmast is 1877 feet; same measurement
Of mainmast is 132 feet and the fore
mast 125 feet. The mizzenboom in or
binary cruising is 10 feet and the miz-
zengaff 50Aa feet. The mizzensail is 70
feet In the luff and 106 feet on the
leach. The main and fore booms are
each 35 feet, the s%pinnaker boom is 70
feet and the bowsprit cupboard 81 feet.
The Atlantic has the complete pro-
polling machinery Of a steam yacht
and, her designer says, has made elev-
en- knots an hour under steam. The