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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

and Mary come timidly forward. each trying to push the other in front)
 reass Sasf o a confuson Mas Mary sneEers and punches him in the ribsl
 Mary Welcome. Fairy Queen of the Mountains. I'm glad to meet you and turns, lowing to Arlette and Apollo your children.
 Fairy Queen 0anghlng) - These two nymphs are not my children, but dear little attendants. But let lus thank you fairies (All bow low.D
 Mary Well. at first felt afraid of you but now l have fallen in love with you, instead. l hope your princely son won't t
 Jack dnterrupting Mary and speaking In an asde)-S -Sh- -sh-s-l! That isn't polite Be more dignified toward a queen.
 "A blast of trumpetS are sounded out side and all assume listening attitudes.l
 Fairy Queen-Oh, 1t Is my son, the Prince Otto.
 Mary-Isn't that loyelyi I'm. tickled to death to have lot of real fairies visiting us. Wish we were fairies!
 Maimme (to Mary)--Dear, don't forget your manners. (ro the Queen) Let us in- vite the Prince to enter.
 Jack frunning to the door at the rear of stage)-Oh, here are great crowd Of them, sister; ask them in to stay as long as they can. (Claps his hands with Joy. Prince Otto, followed by his many at tendants, enters and takes his mothers hand. then bows to Maimme and the others. All the attendants line up in q row about the walls at side and rear of stage.)
 Fairy Queen Introducing Prince O. to Maimme)-Prince, my son, our fair young hostess, who extends to us her warmest hospitality.
 Prime Otto taking Maimme's hnn1- Fair lady, accept my greetings and ap- preciation of your kindness. t1n m aside to his mother). This fair maiden Is she of my dreams. She and only she may become<my princess bride.
 Fairy Queen = quite approve your choice. By her loveliness and generosity she has won my heart
 Maimme (casting admiring, sly little glances at the Prinee)-Pray all be seat ed. This house is yours. My two serv- ants are at your command. tRings the bell, whereupon Blunder thusts his head in through the portier. but does not ven ture In. His eyes are still bulglng with astonishmentl. Blunder, fetch Bridget and enter the room. (Blunder withdraws)
 Jack-Bunder is our most comical little rig. He's afraid of fairies. Isn't that absurd7 Goes to the Prince and lays his hand on his shoulder). Prince Otto, l wish I were fairy, too.
 Mary (full of eagerness)-Oh, so do I. Prince Otto Stepping to the side of Maimme, who rises, looking down in an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26
Fairyland Magic. A One-Act Play for School Exhibitions,

fairies have lost our bearings and are be- nighted in a strange forest. We have made bold to enter and beg your hospi- tality till the Prince, my son, shall dis cover our whereabouts and come to our relief.
 Maimme textends her hand graeiously to the Fairy Queen) = Welcome, thrice welcome, Fairy Queen, to our hospitality. That you are a queen I have no doubt, for not only your bearing, but your crown and wand pronounce you one. Gack and Mary now advance a bit nearer and ex- change looks of wonder and admiration with Ariette and Apollo)
 Fairy Queen Yes, you speak quite true. l am queen of the Mountain Fairies. While out on q fower-hunting expedition today we became lost. from the Prince Otto, my son, and his attendants. Seeing this human abode we made bold to ap- proach and ask shelter for the night in the event of the Prince not overtaking us.
 Maimme dn cordial and pleased tone) = Indeed, it is a great pleasure and honor for us to entertain the Queen of the Mountain Fairies. fTurnlng to Jack and Maryl Come, children, add your voices to mine in welcome to our guests. Queen,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

sian wolves. Wonder what we'll have that's worth chewingf
 Mary Joining Jack in his hilarious con duct)-So am l in furnished condition. can eat as much as an ordinary family. What Is there to eat. Blunder-busl tAd- dressing Blunder who stands grinning at the c2pers of the children).
 BluTrder--U--m. Lots an lots of goodies, TIT Miss Mary. (Turning to Maimme) wuz jest done goln to ring de suppah bell when you all ringed you'n fer me to come quick. De grub's done ready foh de eaters, an dat irishmun female woman. U-m-m. It smell powerful 6ne-sho. 1t do. Miss Many
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-26

When mamma. she bakes pies and cakes She let's me, don't you know. Stand close beside and watch her work. And gives me scraps of dough. I roll out all the little bits An cut 'em Into shape, An on top of our big range l put 'em fer to bake. I cut my papa out all nice Wifi legs an a big hat, An as he cooks he swells all up An gets most awful fat He loses shape, 90 mamma says By raising up so high; She says he gets so awful light 1t seems he wants to fly. And when he comes, my papa dear. At home to lunch, you know, run and show him to himself All baked up fat in dough.
 M D. ".
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
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1893
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Investigate
These Offerings in
Table Linens, etc.

All Linen satin Damask Sets-knot
frinze-two rows openwoFk
80 Cloth and d0z. Napkins
regularly S5-9S ..-.---.-- ---.----.--- Z .9S
Extra fine German Linen H. : Sets
al bleach-openworiE border
beautiful patteTns-S 10 cloth
dozen Napkins Instead os sosS. $40
sig Cio;h-aozea Nspk,Ds-
Instead Of $1i.49 -....-.----.-- g. %.
All Linen Darnaslzs-eream or white
co inch-ve-e 80 ...--,--. ,-----.- 20
All Linen satin Damasks-extra heavy
IS inch-9s ccnt quality y-..,-------- 80
All Linen Satin Doub.e Damasi.s-fun
bIeached-6s 10 T2 inca
new patterns --.-.-.----.---.-..--. 9S
Napkins TO match
30 -doz-yaiuc se,49.-.2. -
II inoh-doz 50. 3.e9..S 10
All Linen Satin Damask Napkins full
bIeack-21 inch-@eye s1-es-dozen. "a
turkey Red CIoths-aH red CT With
back and white border
S-4-instead Of 81 20 29--....-.--f "a
s-f0-instead OF So So f "a
All Linen Damask ToweIs-2Ox4a-
knot frinse-were % .........-..-- fS
All Linen Damask Towels-frinsed
2axJo-yalue IS .-..---..-..-.---. 1S
Check Toweiiings- extra heavy
value o. -------.-. 4 =
Ali Linen Crash-iT inch
123s CT quality -..-...........---- ~
All Linen Barnsley Crssh-1s inch. ii
Hemmed Turkish Towsls-1zAo. .iS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Investigate
These Offerings
I'm Dress Goods

"a inch All Wool Tailor Suitings-
Broadcloth finish. also HOmespans
In stylish checks. stripes and plaids-
best colorings- rs
New Scotch Suitings-checks and plaids
(green and blue and bright S0
cor1binations)-worth 80. 'c>
26 inch All Wool Crepe Egyrtenne
extra fnish-all the desired shades
gray. black. plum. cardinal. garnet,
maroon tan. castor. heliotrope.
reseda. Alice. 1t. Blue. Pink
Me. Green. light and dark Navy.
Brown. Myrtle and Cream-attractive
and dressy fabrics that drape Sh
beautifully-value 40 ...-....
- inch All Wool Black Panne AE
Cheviots-value 80 ......-.-... 'Vc
20 inch Broadcloths-AlI wOo1-twilled
back-extra silk finsh-all leading
shades including the new greens and
reds. the best Broadcloth possible Or
to find at the price,
46 inch All Wool Black Venetians-
durable and. handsome for suits
or separate skirts so
Earlier price SO ....-..-.....-....
Imported Chiffon Venetians-50 INCH
medium weight-bright silk finish
suitable for all year wear; I Do
best shades-S15o quality ...-.-. A'S/
Fine French Poplins-aII Wool
A. inch-full round cord
will not slip-twenty shades O2
others ask 81 25. ........-.---......
Imported Silk and Wool Plaids-
newest combinations-light and dark
large. medium and small plaids- 20
IS inch-weTe .9S. S.........-.--.....
silk Finish Henriettas-44 inch
all the tints that fashion SAYS 20
are right-dollar quality. .........
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Investigate
These Offerings
In Table Covers.

Mercerized Damasks-iss yds- square
value $2.49 .--.....-....----.-- -=fS
same In Green and Gold Combinations
2 yes square-heavy tsssei fringe
value SO. 10 .....-.------ --------.. SO
Petit POINT Tapestry-dininE
table size-2x2tz yds--valne sSes- z Az
French Velour Table Coyers-1ts yds-
plain and fig centres value so.ss--.3 .9S
No Place L4ks Hearn's. for Value
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Investigate
These Offerings in
Tufts and Scarfs

Rrook Mink Chokers-fur and satin
lining fringe trim: also Naturat
soI,irrel ard Brook Mink Throw s.. DS
Scarfs-spectal --.-----'
Sable opossrni scarfs, fur lined
full fox tails. Brook Mink OF
Squirrel Throw sonrfs; also
Mink Collars. Natural heads " US
and taiIs-value S14 ..------.
Sable Opossuul Double Scarfs
full fox tails; Brook Mink
Throw Scarfs and Peierines and
Natural Squirrel Throw Scarfs~
extra lors also Mink Collars .4S
Ornament +rin1--brocade lining
Collars and Throw Scarfs Of
TaDa,ese Mink and Siberian
Squirrel: also shaped Alaska SAME -
Scarfs-fur Iined-trinl & ,QS
with natural heads and tails
shawl effects in Isabella Fox and
Natural Squirrel. Alaska Sable
Double Scarfs, with tabs ana Is, QS
orna nlents --.-.---'-- - 90
Finer Scarfs or Pelerines 10 Slss-ss-
Flat Muffs-Biended Squirrel and QS
Near Seal-Special .-..-----.'--
Pillow and Melon Muffs -opossum h Or
Brook Mink and Persian Paw
pillow Mufrs Of five stripe is OS
Jap Mink-extra large
Seven stripe Mink Muffs- ID QS
regularly S29. 9s. .....-..-. -
Finer Muffs to S99.gs.
Misses. and Children's Fur Sets
light and dark Brook Mink
Muffs trim'd with Ornament : OK
Throw Ties TO rnatch-special.
other Sets 81 9S to sfI9s-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Investigate
These Offerings
In High Grade Rugs.

ADMINISTER RCGS-3X4 yds-
The famous ''Bigelow '-richest
designs and coIorings-elsew where
quoted as special at )S did
ss7 C0-Our price. MONDAY. %'"'OC
FINE VELVET RUGS
scanned IN certre or seamisss-
light and dark effects
30 styles and coiorinss- 10 S1
Sx12 ft-us1aily $3.50 ...-..-
RUGS
strictly All Too,-kncwn for durability
fil the bill where constant use
necessitates something extra I Il IE
strong-3x4 yds--specisl. -
HALL RUGS
Imported Moravian Smyrnas-
8 IT. longs IT. wide-can be , OS
used either side-yalue 500. ~
NO Place Like Hearn-s for Value"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

Velvet Eton Suits. also Suits OF
Broadcloth. Herringbone Cheviot and
handsome mixtures-B1ack- Prune,
Dehlia Green and other shades-Eton,
medium length and extra long
Coats (52 inch)-5emi and IL D&
tight fitting-value so. .9s.. .....
ExoutsiteIy Tailored Suits of
Rroadcloth and Panne Cheviot-
fancy styles-Etons of Long
PIaated Coats-with and without
vests-also Cravenetted Suits
specially desirable for travelling.
lined with Skinner's Satin Do Or
worth $40 ------------ "
e...,i-, C,,ite of All Wool BroadcIoths
ana Cneviots-Long Coats-with
and without inlaid collars and ND. Or
fancy braid-worth s1s-9s-..-.
Newest STYLES in Velvet Suits
all colors-Eton or
Medium Coat Nodels-elsborate
-, NJ lace or fancy braids. &c
1893 10 So. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Investigate
These Offerings
In Babies Wear

Babies Long Coats-Al Wool
Henrietta and Fine Bedford Cord
Large Cape Collars, with
elaborate silk eu1b y. shirrAS
satin ribbon ands silk Braid Il OK
Special Value -----.-..-,. ---. -.--
I1ong c'.oakz Of Fine Corded silk
Shirred or Circular Canes
trim d with rows of SILK
ribbon and silk brstd-with
and without inset Medallions- 6. QS
Short White coats All wool Bedford
Cord and Cheviot Serge-shtrred,
pleated or box hack with belt
lace or ribbon trim or with
collar and cuffs Of Astraknsn
or Bearskin also Allover Rearskin
and Astrakhan Coats
with and without silk a Ok
or lace trim g--sizes 70 : yrs
Little Children's Handsome Coats Of
All wool Henrietta and
Bedford Cord. also Mottled
and plain Bearskin-trim
according to fabric. with hesvy
1aces. silk braids or contrasting
velvet medaIlionS and collar
also Wide Vale Velvet Corduroy
Coats with patent leather belts
q very pretty garment for pS
bows or girls up to yTs.--.--..
Tjtt;. Cbildren's White Corded silk
Ponnets-shirred puffed Or
box pleat flares s-handsomely I GS
trim d-special value ----.-----.-
little ChiIdren's Bonnets Of White
corded SILK or Bird 's-eye Bearskin---
handsomely trim d: also quaint
little Dutch Bonnets Of White Z G2
Corded SILK -..------...----.---
silk Caps-Cordsd. and Plain
ribbon rosettes and bow 20
a large variety-were 81 "a
earns for Value"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Investigate These Offerings
i'm WOmen's Suits and ClOaks.

Beautifully Tailored Suits Of Broad
Cheviot and Panne Cheviot Mizf'
Fancy Etons with stitched strapG
or Hercules braid: also long.
tight fitting Coats-newest
circular skirt-usuaiiy S2s.es--
Handsomely Tailored Suits, in
Eton and Long Coat styles
Cheviot and BrOadcloth--
Etons have silk pipings in
self tones and braid trim
velvet vest-worth $50 Co.,. =
Black Cheviot-
three-quarter length
half satin lined-worth sf0.aS....
-Three-quarter kersey-
castor and black-fitted. box or
Empire back-stitched STRAPS
velvet inlaid collar
value sl933 .........-.. 4
RAIN -Cravenetted-O
Olive and Brown-b-aid finish
worth sl3.9S ...-..---...
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
UNDEETAkEES.

CIIAS a. BENEDICT. Undertaken and
Eu.bsiuer. Office and FuEsrni Pazloss,
iso wesf 13ih-st. Tel. 5s7 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Fog SALE.

@iERoSCOPES. guns mathematical. sur
g;eai and surveying instruments: nnfs-
ceemed pledges speciality NiihLiN
CID CURIOSITY SHOP. l63 Park Row,
ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL SoDye1iT Post.
earos from all over the woriE. for only "
cents paid AMERICAN POSTC ARD
EXCHANGE. suite 3e5. fi2 Lawrence ST.
Ass-Ycgs
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
STORAGE.

NIcHOLS'S EXPRESS AND VANS. 264
West 135th-st.-Baggage delivered to
steamboats, and railways. Moving. ship
ping and packing. Pianos a specially. Tel.
., ,432 J-Mornin gside-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

Fuu information concerning these rooms
nav i,s rad. free Of charge, at the Uptown
OfFic4 of The New-York Tribune. l'ooH
broadway. between 36th and Sftn SIS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

,z,orjs seven times consecutively, 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms eItereo IN
Tbe Trfbun-'s Directory of Desirable Rooms
for a period OF fourteen days "rte iof
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

ZIG. NEST s5Tfi-ST Two large rooms,
connering e- separately. running water
heat aIsa small rooms
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
FURNITURE.

RELIt Bile uphoisIerini-; mattresses, new
anG -Afnakins ali fsinds OF foidins h>ds
repaired: references A J.. SEHEElBth
81 Amsterdaln-s~e near 18th 81. 1ele-
.aeT1- i53s-Rivc-.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

ji2TE-sT. 2qz WEST.-Bedroon and sit
+inr room; suitable Tor one or two; con
-,enient 10 elevated ard subway; reasonable.
RfEHL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
DOGS AND BIRDS.
DENTISTRY.

.7---~-----------
Ia .fCEEN RROggND RANSCN, sur
gsrn Dentist 237 Lexington ave. Porce-
Ian inlays ard C.roEvn and Bf1Gge Work a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Seeing is believing.

These Offerings IN
Curtains, Draperies, etc.
NOVELTY DE LUXE CURTAINS
Empire. Scroll and other patterns
applied on hest bobbinet- r OR
finished hacks-Value SOUS ~
FINE IRISH POINT CURTAINS
SO yds. long-riehest patterns yet
shown-50 styles-values that
challenge any elsewhere at 80 a OR
per cent higher ....-....-.......
EXTRA FINE IRISH POINT CURTAINS
is to 81 inch borders-detsched
figured centres-some with heavy
floss work designs grand
collection of the handsomest styles
OF the season % on
real value SIS to SO. >'"o
GREAT PURCHASE OF NOTTINGHAM
AND SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS
beautiful styies-copies of expensive Real
SO. 40. .eS. g. eS.. 8. ga
Value s1.2e to s5-4s.
FRENCH NET CURTAINS
wide lace insertings and edge
value 81 es. -.-..-.2. 81
400 PAIRS BoBBNEr CURTAINS
lace inserts and 3 inch futed rufie-
value 50 40. .43
DRAPERIES BY YARD
Rich CoIored Madras-stsinet glass srd
other effects, for all kinds Of
draperies. ies.-.--....-.---.-.. .49 to .29
36 inch Silkolines. s..........-.-...-. SN
Fig'd Cretas-45 inch-creaui ground.
with colored Fleur de Lbs. roral and
figure designs-for draperies. curtains.
etc.-value 40. Observation-Disclosures. .2f
Heavy Cable Bobbinets-for Bed Sets.
Curtains and Fancy Work
54 inch. ..---- .2ST2 inch ..--...- 80
3 yards wide. 0S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
mNo Place Like Hearn's for Value"
Investigate These Offerings in
Rich Upholstery Fabrics.

Organzines Silk Lambae Mercez
Brocatels and Silk and Yarn Gobeins.
A BIG CLEARUP PURCHASE FROM IMPORTER
No Coors-Al This Seasons Goods
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
TRUNKS.

STEAMER TRUNKS FOR $3.50. DRESS
Suit Cases for So, from manufacturer 20
.ou. I. BRISK. 4oa Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

nNo Place Like Hearn's for Value"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

aqTH-sT. zoo WEST.-Large. light, airy
room: steam: parle-: board optional
reatleniar FINNERTE.,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions 8 cents per line Sixteea
sords seven times consecuNvely, 81 which
entities advertiser TO have rooms entered n
rbe Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
f,p a period Cf fourteen days W.ts iof
circular.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

WHY go TO boarding house when you
can enjoy the comfort OF well oroeieo
hotel at exceedingly low rates2
Roorns. .-....S1 per DAY and upward
Rooms ana board .S14 per week and upward
Restaurant a Ia Carte and Table Eo'e'
HOTEL BRISTOL. 122 West 49th 81.
Telephone 4S10-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

seTfj ias VEST Bsndseme, laEss
aarfor suite: modern apartment near L
ara subway: reasonable MARTIN.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

---rT-p q POTTER. Public accountant
Af - ,As.it sa.6ditor: specially system deYis.ns
ses Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
TYPEN 4iTING-

fspewrifing-5 cents per ,iae-
FfPEwRfT EKs.-AlI makes sold. r.ntso-
repaired. exchanged. reaiabie serssec-
SghAAN. - Nassau * AsisaAc--s ~tso-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
DRY GOODS.

s. IS 20 West Fourteenth Street
H. 49, H. IL 90 IL 20 Thrteeuh St
No house i'm the world sells coed Merchandise
at such popular prices as
JAnES A. HEARN & SON.
Seeing is believing.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

Full information concerning these roons
nav be had, free Of charge, at the Updown
Office Of The New-York Trifuhe. i.So4
Broadway. between Seth end 9th sts-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

AM YOUNGER BY 10 YEARS: my limb
saved from knife. So writes cured patient
recommending Electric Extraction practice.
Blood. kidney. nsrve troubles. Mrs COLE,
V d. 24l East 13th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

m CzTrNNELIs certified public ac-
kD,, kD.,,-fsnt: specialist in costs OF rnanufact-
SAi Broadway Telephone 1885
roFfiandt
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

eIe WEST END-AVE-, corner lO5d,st.-
One block from Riverside Park, snuMas
.,arion and surface cars; beautlfuIH rH
nished parlor and alcove. oVerlooklis ;ee
Tnd-sye steam heat elevator service
etc. superior table
ls7 MADJSON-AVE., near 34th-st.-LaIge
and small rooms with board, for gehtle-
men only.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
uraoLsTEgiSo.

OLD BRASS BEDS and art metal goods
rehnished like new; REPEATING OF
SILNERWARE our speciality. KRAMER
& wADSUORTE, III Walasr-st. Phone
7I2 Franklin
HANDSOME reversible HuTy rugs made
from yoIr I'D carTet; any size desired;
cal! write FOR fun information. NEW
YORK RUG CO. z01 West f24fh-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

sycnted-Nals and Fsmale--
eitaatiCns not .xcseding "a words>. three
n1ions x0uh an Is cents; seven insertions so so
Cents. Exceeding - words tI and ess sven ysn in
words, three insertions. ~ es
ser,ions 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
PHnUMATISM. COLT.

acute or chronic Neuralgia. Lumbago,
Sciatica Immediately relieved: certain per
manent cure within one week. The new
European Treatment cures every case; i'm
proves general health; charge whatever
till cure completed ITALIAN CLINIC, 1913
Grand-st Telephone 5160 Spring. Hours
10 to daily.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
CAsT-oEF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies. gentle
mems and children's discarded Clothins'
nne Evening and Street Costumes. Jeweiry.
Rric-a -Brsc Furs, etc. Mr.. or Mrs. ID.
NATAL. IA Sth-ave. Tel 10ls-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
ACCOUNTANT.

~-----T.NT desires temporary or per
AcCos.,t work anywhere; statements pre-
fnansln devised, special or periodi-
sa egTsSTy or rralTea ahGTeash pantesrsbp ntesrSa
tors, 80 bankruptcy accounting. books
se..da sesle. M by competent assistants: terms
written ~ ARTEMAS r. HOPKINS. i
naooelTaye .nTaaossln1-aye Telephone. 2,s4e GramercS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

IF YOU SUFFER agony with rheumatism
and wish relief within "a hours without
medicine, address GUARANTEE, 2+1 East
l4th-st. Consultation free.
VACUUM CAP FOR INDUCING HAIR
GROWTH: booklet and demonstration
free. VACUuM-CAP Co. los Fulton-st-.
Eew-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
REMEDIES,

KNEIP CURE BATH ESTABLISHMENT.
621 Bushwick-aVe-, near Myrtle-ave-,
Brooklyn. y. Y.-Nature's system cures
all diseases, especially Chronic rheumatism,
Nerve Strengthening and Blood Purifying;
steam and warm baths; separate entrance
for ladies'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

No Place Like Hearn-s for Value
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Male

Br-TLER. R.-E:nglishman married; COMP e
tent. reliable; in private ianlliy l peSt
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-09-06
Natural Rose Worn.

New York bellies have set the fash
ion of wearing single rose instead
Of nosegay. The blossom is. of
course, the most perfect to be found,
and is worn. where it will produce the
most artistic or startling effect.
a favorlte place for the single rose
is directly in front at the point in the
decolletage. A girlish effect is given
by wearing the rose just over the left
shoulder.
A schoolgirl has adopted the fashion
Of wearing the rose tucked coquettish-
~ under her hair. which she wears
cOlled low.
The short girl has seized the oppor-
tunity of making herself appear taller
by using the rose at the top of her
head, where the hair is knotted.
A pretty effect is obtained by a
brunette who wears n deep red rose
caught in her collar, close to her
throat.
Perhaps the least conventional wear
Ing Of the rose was made n fad by one
Of the society leaders. who appeared
at the theatre with great pink bios
som directly In the middle of her back.
From the flower hung tulle streamers.
matching the tulle and chiffon laces
aboutNthe fair, bare shoulders.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-09-06

Plcnics claim every summer month
for their own, and ofttimes appropriate
the early autumn as we'll Impromptu
affairs, with the accessory luncheon
basket opened in some attractive wood
land spot, are the preconceived notions
Of the picnic proper, but there are
other sorts which, owing to their nov
city, will appeal to many.
The farm picnic Is the first of these,
and when once the farm and the farm
er are secured there can be no doubt
Of the success of the new departure.
Presuming that these two items have
come Into your possession by days
hire, the plan is to convey the guests
by wagon or trolley car to the farm.
Arrangements having been made with
the farmer, the guests find cool sit
ting room, n porch, barn, farmyard
and broad acres at their disposal.
Hammocks and swings up, the croquet
anG archery In readiness. tennis and
even golf can be brought into the list
Of the days enjoyments, II too great
nicely for court and links is not de-
manded.
The serving OF the luncheon in the
big barn, which Is bedecked With
boughs and redolent OF the odor OF
hay. is the feature Of the day, though