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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

steady Beeves IS 4OgS6 81 25g$4 20; neiIeTs
SO TO6S4 90; good to prime steers 50 4oqSS 70
snd feeders So 209S4 To- HOGS-Recetpts, 10000 neao
market steady to stroFng 91eg eho e S5as5 2S
gt IS IO6S5 66 pigs 81 1885 30 bulk OF sales 90 Iog
* az sHEEP-Receipts $500 head market s.rollSS
natives S. i09s6 yearlings s. sos6 CO., lambs % JOG
81 So. IT.. ...u.... sh,,,.-s
SIS 7os5 Is; common 81 s09s6 s5 CATTLE etc dg; TAR
10 good shippers S49S4 rs; common. S28S2 70 sHSb<
steady s36S4 20; lambs STEADY $5q$7 30 -
East suffalo. Oct -CATTI1E--Receipts 500 neeo'
quiet and unclaimed VEALsRecspts IFS head; active
bic lower So 50qss %. HOGSRecepts. 500 head ao-
tive steady strong: heavy and mixed 50 soSsS
Stays So EOa4 daries and grasss[s 50 6ogsS 80
steady lambs. 501oc higher; lambs 50 1Sgst 90 rev
S4 5asz Is; sheep. mixed. So 6o@$6 Canada Lambs ~
KANSAS city Oct T.-cATTLE-R Receipts. 1000 head;
market unchanged Choice export and dressed beef
s5GS5 co. fair to good s4@$5 Western steers ~ Jog
81 25s9 20; Southern cows 81 I59$2 81 natiys so
calves 90 50aS6; receipts for the week, 5000 head
HOGS-Receipts $500 head; market weak to SO lover
Ton IS 90 bulk Of sales IS i04S5 49, heavy 50 LOO
IS 5o packers 1OGS5 20: pigs and lights $9Qso 10;
receipts for the week. $500 head. SHEEP-Receipts
400 head market nominay steady. Native lambs 80 90
6fs7 10 western lambs IS 5o6S7 10; and yearngs
$sb Is; Western clipped yearlngs 81 1885 25 Western
S4S4 S. sockers and fesdere So soS oI
receipts for the week. S1,OOO head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
PRINCE GEORGE AN IDEAL HOTEL

There was recently completed on the south sds
of 2sth-st between Madison and 9Th ayes. twelve
and one-haf story apartment hotel. which Is one o.
the best structures OF this type built IN This
city William A. Lottimer is the lessee he has
been prominent in business and social circles OF this
city for many years. He is son OF the tounesr
of the drygoods house OF William LottinsT s. CO.
His name and personality especially familiar
to many persons who members Of leading clubs
OF this and certain other cities and places Not
onIv has he been q member Of many well Known
clubs but he has been identified with number o.
them as a manager. He was at time con1rso-
dore of the Stamford Yacht Club.
The name of the and modern apartment notei
of which Mr.. LOttimeT is the lessee Is Erinos
George 1t has frontage Of 1fty feet In Stn ssa
and OF ninety feet In 27th-st- The spacious pueIo
and private dining furnished artisticalS;
In fact, the equipment OF the hosiery Is perlsci
and the furnishings Of every room tasCerui II &c.
sign and the work Of the best skilled hands Lns
building is Of steel construction. with walls nOess
and partitions of concrete. brick, hreproof ooeAs
marble and marble mosaic. In the Hoors e9osSS
the first floor there 400 living rooms a1l %
which have separate bathrooms The apartm.ssng
may be leased sfngly suite Inc nosIs13
will be opened for occupancy about Octooer u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
BUILDING ACTIVITY wIDEspagAn

IN September permits were taken out IN twenty
five Of the principal cities Of the country accord
ing to official reports TO The Construction News"
for the construction of TO- $50 buildings Involving Ia
cost s44 2sO595. against 1855 budinga aEgreEatinS
s29 .S2s in cost for the corresponding period year
ago, a gain Of 1.574 buildings and Sl5Iss27 or 81
per cent. This showing says that paper, should
meet with the approval OF the most szaeting Taia
is in wide contrast with the conditions prevailing
In August The increases for September ara 70
be found in the cities Of moderate dimensions N
so far as population is concerned. while for AUGUST
they were confined chiefly TO most pOpul0us places
New-York City Is the exception, however to tbs
foregoing It's Increase being well up. about per
cent while Chicago's Increase Is only II per cent
Conhrnatory Of what has been sad respecting ths
increases in the smaller places the most notable
are to be found In such cities Buffalo which
leads with IA per cent Indianapolis, S; Nashville
1872: Milwaukee, LIZ; St. Paul l02; Memphis IS; At
lanta 81: Detroit 80: Cleveland. 66; Brooklyn. g:
Kansas City, 6; New-OTleanss So; Allegheny 54s
Philadelphia H. showing that the gains are pretty
general Denver leads with a decrease Of 70 per
cent Davenport Is; Minneapolis, II, and Los An
geles, 9 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorl October Z, 1875
S,t-rTF-opsuing steady at unchanged Prlees 90 an
ruled Senersly
81 sJ5 cables additional reports from Brazil csis
49, .e prospects coming Were oeteI
a. results OF drouth- There enough TealIlng a
80 the week end TO prevent material
esr the opening figures. however anQ tho %
net 3 points higher SAFES "eIe -
ryo-feS ~ about IS news came N
rs ebepe OF cable London which reported ma
cabied its correspondents inere toat
fonsed dry weather njuring the coming crop a,
we're received the previous cay rum
ez,ssrstiys sources the general impression
to Be falling of has been expeeIceo
ten Gays ago eto<n
while the more estimates of the present CROP
Sefry ccrfrrned by Brazilian authorizes anu
xhiIe al the moment receipts are running ntus
.Nns. OF ago, the total movement SO TAT lot ~
season fr $50 600 bags behind that from last seao
100000 bag crop and there Is therefore Nss So
eTahe dtscrepancy time oetWeen no1
ard ire first Of next July the present yield Is NOT 20 i
estimated TRADE
Sorever &. showing little improvement and Wste, Se
seIiverass disappointing, while. u COURSE the
ro able 10 distract attention entirely from the is
rlus already available in consuming countries
rnsrk steady, with Cuouauon@ "h TIC
1l-l6o Rio No z
The range prices in the local market TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
rRANsAcTIoNs IN REALrN.

A B. Mosher & Co have sold FOR Charles WEES
No. 515 West 145th-st-, a i've story apsrunen'
house, SS. 4x99.11 feet.
s. Steingut & Co. have sold FOR Mr. Goidnss
No. SO Markets., a seven story tenement nous-
s7x60 feet to client, as an investment
Maurice W. Halpin has sold IN conjunction We
whitehouse & Porter Cor Mrs Charles 7. Coos
to the Atlantic Realty Company the northeast eoe
ner OF foth-ave. and 2f5th-st plot sai1xiso fss-
Simon Weinberg has sold TO NJ. Manner ms hss
story building No. s7s 1st-ave.. on lot 25xs4 teeI
Frederick ZitteI has sold for Susan Goldsoetr7
No. 271 West s4th-st-. a three story dEsnins
house. 16xs2 feet. TO client for occupancy. a..
house No les Lincon-ave, 25x1O0 feet for ths pub
man Realty Company to F; 3. Walker -. ssB
the Ave story datnouss No. us St Ann's-sVs' y
IS feet, for Samuel Rose TO F. 3. waIke: r,..v
gruckneE to Abraham PissE paFSsl S 81 S -
chester and Grace ayes. StA'5 ZEE e.
tween Doris and Grace aves. - rs
pot Icx1So feet ha on the east Side Of Huisy y
feet north Of 207th-st; also IoE MnnSIn 80 Eoss
the northwest corner OF Parker-a'e- anu
S. J. Tayior has sold for Samuel David 3 "a, sfS
side OF 25Sth-st-. DO feat east Of onsidA-AVs' =
tract OF eight acres fronting Kingsbriags se "a.
near Edenwald and the Mount Vernon ei's -
been SOLD By E MS T Save bought from Aarss
Raisman the plot. 6OxioO on the 1s sast si10 -
to Mrs Lena Hun No. 73S East lSstn-sa-'
story tenement house. lot zoxo9 aseS "a. sot 70
THE Interborough Building company Us 80 moth
James Cafrney the plot, S2xSi tee. ~ Also
side of IS2d-st 100 feet east or SsIoo sset
the south side OF 1SSd-st. 100 FEEL east q
NJ II Curry has sold for James Carney NSsial5
West s5th-st. 1ve story nathouse' -
feet. =. -. SF-z rarErs Il,
Won soosten Of HAMBURG Gssn@ ma "a S asa o4th
een ,Sas sSISo n feet 60 irving y r
Osorio e Kiee nave resolo tNo
JnsssnS p nav ana the William ,, - a. Up
Company have sold for 8 cen aRssz.llsna hsussA -
Kaat fsd-sts tao three saokS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
UNUSUAL NO EAMILY Housz

AT last somebody has realized the fact that ma,
OF the two family houses which have been huffs y
The Bronx are as antiquated and az TAR behinS u.
requirements Of people with modern ideas and foos
taste ss the tenement house Of twenty yearr ana
Is compared with the modern dathouss MIchass
Madden has just completed two two family hous.,
In Beaumont-aye., near 1S8th-st-, which, arno1.
other unusual features, have separate stoor az
entrance for each family which makes each fs1-
practically private house. Moreover the spacious
and japanese decorated dining rooms connect wiz
conservator!es and sun parlors on one side ara
have buffers pantrtes as a connection vita az
up-to-date kitchen on the other
The bathroom finish Is artistic Thesa ro.sn.
have direct connections with the main siessssz
and separate and distinct from ia VS.
lighted and ventilated toilet rooms -
A floor in OF these buildings Is rors thar
equal In general, and superior H some resDsoss -
the average LOO q year apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
THE ALpRIcH ESTATE SALE.

The executors Of the estate OF Elizabeth ".
AIdrich have decided 20 put on the open market
on October %. at the Bryan L. Kennedy auction
rooms, No. "A Vesey-st, her realty holdingA which
comprise some of the costIiest strips OF property
in the financial and wholesale districts Of Man
haitian. Chief among these the ten story
Aldrich Court building. at Ncs. 4. 8 and s Broad
way, and the thirteen story Columbia Building, az
the northwest corner of Broadway and MorTis-st
Other downtown parcels include Nos. 80. 500. 6z
and 6S1 Broadway Nos. q 81. g. 81 and s. Warren
St Nos H. 10. g Is and z AIurray-st, No la
Chambers-st., Nos. 70 and a Leonard-st No. q %
n Worth-st. and No East 14th-st Those last ars
five and six story brick and iron business buildings
Besides these there other strips In BrooklyI
and at Oyster Bay, the whole aggregating more
than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
Kes.sr

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
sSSs I6 %Isa IN n .P
and lower On distant months cloths quiet but steady
points lower October and oetobsr-NSvsm5sE' sS
s ssii M 9aSs
Fou M M1ifae so sHa rnars. Gun AND
spring patents and low grades No changes prices
ssS Fl az 5sas' stssss "
sTsiEh sess4 TO- winter Rstsnts = Sf H. g. st sDNS6 6
siner s. Sass 10 R2b TnoUgis quoted
spot so so and *s % SSt SSs e ifnoE
S Sdlss SSs s sh IT, ana as y s
ID-Wsgtsrn steady city steady; quoted; &, "s ss
sRcs -four d. DO ss0 red dog 81 3d. oetobe
dog SPA So hominy chop s21 hulk. s22 2b sacks oil meal
RA1N-wHEAT-Ths wheat market to-day wss
what irregular but the whole rather steady closing
. clock curb both DeceIneer and May quoted At
50 The bull party at Chicago IVES an ro open guys
factory cables verpoo closed partly s6 met
and this brought out selling pressure a. e
a n Herfan eret gnDg n Toved effective
n to s ea. the hs Of
about the sss a year age 0was 20 With
these figures were unsatisfactory. The Paris market
Sd R5 SS P Ddn ub s' Sas %
worlds shipments would around GOO eco bush ss for
elevator and at ss1sc snoat: No Northern Duluth
sdOst coTNNca4 shortage at suasio greatly strength
ened the cash market at this point, out nso nlts
influence futures which ruled about steady IN sym
pathy with the West and closed practically net
The Missouri State made condition So agas
month and "a last crop OF 25SOVoOto
suggested. compared with 17!oooooo oush las
year. There moderate commission house demand
al the west and not much pressure the market No
corn here 5e1sc elevator and at 609so
afoat; No white at SIC and No yel:Os at 81 1so
ahoat- The o'clock curb close was unchanged
OATS-The market held about steady all day and was
fairly active the west with commission houses buying
zs 10 40 b sSTssc: natural white 80 to SO ~ 32z
ssjkc end CLIPPED white, IS to 20 70, 35935c. RYE
Market slow; No Western. re, New'-Tork- BAR
LEY-Market dull; feeding sso. Buffalo and malt
ing zsd52c. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. oct T.-CIosing-CoTToN-Sp In fair
mand prices 10 pons lower; American middling fair,
s7ld good uniddling SAG; mdd,nE $50; low mddins
the day 1000 bales II which $50 for
lation and export, and ;ncu1 led $500 American Re-
ceipts 1900 bales, IIdIng 400 American Futures
opened easier and closed auIet and steady American
m6Ciug e. {. October. $3.50: October and November,
52sd: November and Decemeer. 5.27d: December ard
January $500; January February 5.23d: February
and March 5s6d; March and APRIL 5.S7d; April and
May 5eed May and June, 541d: June and July 5S42d;
I1Iv and "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
NAVAL STORES

The general temper the market Tor naval s s9 oss vas
n with zoe asked for spirts M 10 good
strained Tar sold at So so Tor oil bbs we ass3
SPIRITS TJJRPENTINE-On and uascnine oois' O"
zoe
TAR-sb So =. ,oas., O. "a ESQ
RosIN~Coinrnon to good strained GO eg9st; as,esss.
ss1Ss OK Ss IA. IS IS; n IS 20; W q. IS 60. and
W W. IS eoGse vroc-x ON HAND.
RoEin 100000
Spirits turpentine nbis sac
Wilmington. oct T-sPTRIrs TURPEEIIN E., III,
e7So. rscsnts 81 casks firm. SO 90 oidi
I'D his TAR Am 81 so; receipts SO bbls CRoD1s5
TURPENTINE nrm SIS. "a 80 and "a 90; receipts 100
London Oct 7-TURPENTTNB-spir sss ~
RoSIN-lpsricsn strained. es 8o me- l5sz, z-.4h,-~
Charleston Oct T-TURPENTINE and RoSIfs--fS0tnins
saxapnab oc. 7-ruRPENTINB firm, $50; sslss'
2es bbs; receipts s7s shipments 6s3 oSIS nIna saiS
AK hblr reoeipts iO72: shipments eos Quotso; a. p
g SIS so; D. So e5; e. 81 30; T. q 6Ih q u ~ e;
81 T2lS; 70; K 81 So d. ~ 80; NJ u 80 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08

....tzs -. ,,svste wires recaived from the
- =. ava interior free seller at ths
Ssein. IN FssS night but that offerings were light on
Saturday, but tbs from TINS olrscuop soo a.
dieting 10 bs Of special value and whls soe
onsesdAd raj there little demand from any souroe
49, az shss Continental spnnsrs good buyers
and tbsf American spnners buying hedges Ia the
local market =, A. 80, .-srsv.a q. S.v
VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
BUYS AN INTEREST IN s2D-sT. HOTEL

John H Fife has sold interest In the lesse and
business Of the Perrepont Hotel. No. sS to q West
32d-st., on a basis Of profit OF about 5000 Tor
Henry S. Duncan. who purchased the original leass
IN February last. which for term Of twenty
one years at an aggregate rental Of 500 600 %
George B Solver, who formerly connected With
the management OF the Union Square Hoosh
and the Continental Hotel, Newark, n. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
REArY NOTES.

Leopold Yesky is the buyer Of the Cortr4<hh =
five story apartment house a plot 55xs1-z irreg-
uar at the southwest corner OF u5th-st and 81
NichoIas-ave. reported sold recently
s. Osgood PelI s. Co. have leased for a tsrm q
years from the aHaveneyer estate the store door
IN No 6S7 shave, which It wiz occupy as its
main Office after October 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
NEW OWNER FoR THE WASHINGTON.

John D. Karst & Co. have sold thu Washington
a sevsn story apartment house. No. i.6s An1ster'
dam-ave running through to Hamilton pace, or
plot 50xS1- PIX irregular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
ACQUIRES SITE FOB LOFT STRUCTURE.

Sidney NordllngcT has resolc to Alfred c Bach
man No 80 West zst-st-. a four story oro~nstone
dwelling house on a lot axs7 feet. The buyer also
owns No 81 West 21st-st He win erect an eleven
story store and loft structure on the comoied par
cells H J. Sachs & Co. were the brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08

TWO HosTLERIES RENTED OCCUPY LARGE PLOTS IN
THE LONG ACRE SQUIRE SECTION
Good Prices Obtained Week in the auction sid
.uacant Land MoUement Still Interesting

OF n0th-st. and Broadway. on which ne pures....
proposes to erect two story and basement s11s
ing containing stores and offceo He VIII ROD ~
property for investment Peass & Gilman r.- -
sented the sellers and Slawson & Hobbs fhs 80
chaser. - W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08

coffee cables: RO-cofee market steady NO 2: tsf f
exchange IS 3-S2d: receipts. $4,000 bags:
The United States, 5000 bags: shipments 9r EuIus
is 600 bzgs stock 600 bags. Santos-CoIee
en-. roo5 syersss santos 4S50o receipts. $1,000 bags
stock f627 coo bags. Eamburg-Cohee market opsheu
l<Sl 1fs higher m net NON pig higher; sale
i2o0o bags Ezyre-Cofee market opened steadS aoo
vsneed u franco at IL N. unchangeoi 'oOA1 A04'A' ~
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
SALE OF PAPER STOCK WAREHOUSE.

The Cruikshank Company has sold 20 Noses
Kruzler the paper stock warehouse, Nos te4 and
506 West 3sth-st.. 5Ox98.s feet, and the AUDITING
parcel, No. go to sos West 37th-st., zSxSSS feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
A $4,000 ARvERNE DEAL

A q & z. A KareIsen have sold 70 TslsY
Bernstein the Martha Tracy dwelling. AZ Arvnn..
6y-the-Sea, and also the land adjoining eNoea 5.
Rsbecca Tracy, for S2O.Ool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
pAYa sa25.ooo EoR WIssoNoMlNe.

e A. Turner has sold for John schnorins 70 Rose
and Carolyn Doctor for Ea5.oco the wfssonqminx.
seven story apartment house. at the southw cor
nsr OF e4th-st. and West End-sve- me size or the
mar In 56xl00 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
prrrsBuaa NAN GETS cos COB TRACT.

Bloodrood De sauIles Talbot have sold for
fhs estate Of John H. Gouriie a tract at Cos Cob
of about one hundred acres, having l0o test OF
burg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER s 1905.

76c; SQUASH F7ubbsrd per bnl s0q75c DO msrrgS Ir
CSC: TcMATOFS Jersey per box. 25cGsi 20 sEs5sno
Canadian. per Dbl e0caS1i do Jersey. rutaoass, we
Go white. Ii s5@si So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
20 lMpRovE a 11orh.sT. PLOT.

Henry Lane Emo has sold to Lotion e slawson q
.asDt rlo< soIlx1Co fesk. ne shs rortbvsss eaxnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR steady; wintor
patents So 7O@S4 Io sraights 50 6ogS4 spring
S8 49, sraights So 6o9$4; bakers 81 S04S3 90 WHEAT.
10 3 spring s4gs6e; No 7sgs4e; No red. s8q83o;
CORN. No 2 52G52zc; No yellow. SIC; OATS, No
2sAc; No 2 white, 2S%@8oo; No white. 27A@29o: RYE.
msltfng. abas4sc: FIATsEED. No J. ESQ; No North
western. 81 OF: CLOVER. contract grade s12 50 MESS
PORK per S15 201sl5 %; LARD per 100 81 20;
CUT MEATS. short rib sides qoose So 5ogss 55 short
sides Cboxed So ST9SS; WHISKEY, basis of high
wines 81 30 On the PToauce Exehsange today BUTTER
mark included 17lac; hrsts 1S1kc; prime nrsts.
2Oiko; axtras 2214o. CHEESE firm, 11Q111Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct. 7-FLouk quiet but firm Wheat
Spring light demand; Northern S6sc winter quteti
No red s5hc CORN stronger; No Yellow 81 15c; No
corn 5e&. OATS strong: No white, 32sc; 10
mixed SHE. BARLEY firm: Western. i Z. 4SQO6c-
RYE firm; No /. tic. Canal freights steady.
Chicago Oct THE leading futures ranged followIi
Wheat No. 2. Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
December .......---s4AgS5 S3,s S43sgs5A s45sgSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08

COTTON-The cotton market fairly scttve for
half ssioa while sornewhst irregular showed in tbs
main continued bearish leaning local profession
The opening was fairly steady at decline OF
"a ,oiuts which fully good due the
lower cables and prices worked up point
lowing the call renewal bear pressure uQuids-
q break net loss Of e611 points,
which there rally increased covering by
weekend shorts, followed by second setback g
barely steady decline 1G7 points
etirnsted 10000 bales Due to about sd4
points lower Liverpool decline points
an sor cotton the English market 10 points
lower OF 1900 bales The weather map showed
very able conditions in the South for the movement
tirinE Of cotton, ana the big for
Mondays receipts leading points a point she
bearz' favor reported October long in
private settlement turning their
spot supplies and long contracts to various spot people
substantial discount from the
tstion, usually while relief from speculative strain
Is followed by reaction. this phaze situation
seemed to work change In the general average of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-25

or without trimmed dickey. Il
favorite detail, because it offers OPP
portunity for becoming and effective
trimming. but many expert swim
mers dislike it because it gets out OF
place. and prefer fiat, plain neck
finish, which is not SO merciful to
the ordinary figure unless some very
becoming yoke effect is oontrved.
The Russian smock model, so Sue
cessful in the sphere Of children's
clothes, has been taken up with some
enthusiasm for the bathing suits OF
grownups, and very attractive cos
tunes, with high or throat base neck
finish, are made up with trimmings
of plain contrasting bands, or, pre-
ferably, OF embroidered bands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-25

the head as shampoo and the result will
be head OF scented locks. 1t can be used
for bath and also for perfume to be used
in an atomizer upon the floor Of summer
room.
For this perfume. which Ia the basis OF
80 much where the summer beauty bath ID
concerned, there must be beginning,
and this should be n the shape OF great
jug, which can be made Of earthenware.
or 1t can be great glass bottle capable OF
holding a gallon or more. Into the gallon
bottle pour quart Of spirits Of cologne.
Into this drop two grains Of musk and an
ounce of the oil Of rose geranium.
Set away for two weeks. FIJI the jug
with spirits Of cologne and let stand for two
weeks more. Shake and IL will be ready
for use. Draw of pint at q time and
when bathing add about an ounce to the
bath. 1t will ALI the house with lovely
sweet aroma.
.There Is . beauty bath for those who
suffer from q dull skin. 1t is q bath which
Ia supposed to invigorate the skin and