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sronAaE Arp WAREHOUSES.

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A--EMPORIUM Storage Van Co.; furniture.
household goods stored, moved. shipped. 725-
731 Howard ST., mr.. Third; phone Grant 16l.
CAPITAL Van and Storage Co.. 10 Drumm ST.
phone Main 81: JOHN F. COOPER, pres.
furniture moved. packed. shipped and stored.
PIERCE-RoDOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. Of
fee Post and Powell sts- tel. Priv. Elk. 5T1.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
pany. 2s20 Fillmore st. ; phone jackson PSI.
BEKINS Van and Storage CO.. IL Montgomery
st.: tel. Main lS40. Shipping at cut rates.
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BERKELEY ADvERT'S'NTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
NEW Broom cottage. bath. pantry, electric
lights and gas, pretty mantel, combination
fixtures, shades; concrete foundation; all
fenced and cross fenced; city water lot 40x
1856; price $1,000; TERMS $3.50 cash, balance
$50 monthly; open Sundays. o. A. RU-
DOLPH, Lorin Station, South Berkeley.
BARGAIN-Almost new Groom cottage. bath.
pantry, gas and electric lights; windmill and
1000 gal. tank; lot 35x120: street work done:
close to Key route; price. $3.50; terms 500
cash, balance $50 monthly: open Sundays.
o. A. RUDOLPH, Lorin Station, South
Berkeley.
NEW Groom cottage, bath. pantry, folding
doors, large reception hall. cozy den, gas
and electric lights; rooms tinted; picture
molding; combination fixtures; decorated
ceilings; blocks to Key Route and s. P.
station; street work done; price. $3.50;
terms. $500 cash, balance same rent. o.
A RUDOLPH. Lorin Station, South Berke-
ley. Open Sundays.
ROOMS; modern; lot 40x75: fine location in
South Berkeley; blocks from Key Route:
$500; $500 cash, balance like rent.
Neat g. room house, u stories, with good
woodshed, chicken houses, etc.; lot 30x1O0;
$1050; 800 cash. balance S11 40 per month.
w. N. RUSSELL,
sol California St. San Francisco CAL
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LOST-A pass book with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco in the
name OF NELS A. NELSON. No. 2SS-729; !;
the finder will please return to bank
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REDEMPTION BONDS.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST REFUNDING MORTGAGE BONDS
Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to the
provision of article eight OF the mortgage
pany of New York. trustee, dated August 1,
1899, this company has set apart out of the
net income derived by IT. from the lines Of
railroad therein mortgaged the sum of twen-
ty-five thousand dollars in trust to be used
to redeem said bonds, and that bonds issued
under said mortgage will be redeemed there
with. Bids hereby invited for the sur
render of such bonds at prices to be named
by the bidders. to the amount OF S26670 so.
n the sinking fund. Such bids should be
presented to this company at its office, 120
broadway in the city of New York. on or
before the 14th day of February. 1905 at IL
o'clock noon and should be indorsed Bids
Company First Refunding Bonds
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY z. H HARTMAN President.
New York, January 16, 1905.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
(OF CALIFORNIA)--FIRST CONSOL-
IDATED MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT
given that the board Of directors OF this
company has determined to use to redeem
First Consolidated Mortgage Five Per Cent
Gold Bonds of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company (of California; $50, Al ~ in
the sinking fund for the redemption and pay
ment of bonds Of that issue, and that bonds
of such issue will be redeemed Herewith.
Bids are hereby invited for the surrender of
such bonds at prices to be named by the
bidders. Such bids should be deposited with
urer of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany at his office 120 Broadway. New York
city, at or before IL oclock noon, on the
14th day of February 1905, and should be
indorsed, aBids for Surrender of Southern
Pacific Railroad Company (of California;
Five Per Cent Bonds.
oeo '- By e. H. HARTMAN. President
New York January 16 1909.
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LOST-On Mission-st car, Monday morning,
fountain pen, Return business office Grand
Opera-house and receive suitable reward.
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S6250-Elegant home of rooms: lot IoxlZ5;
fine marine view: terraced lawn; stone steps
and cement walks and walls around entire
property 5 oak and maple mantels: oak hnisn
in hall and dining-room, construction guaran-
teed as this was the former home OF our
Governor and built of the best material money
could buy This property must be sold az
once; easy terms or trade for smaller income
KREIsS HORSwILL.
1910 Broadway Oakland, Cal.
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INVESTMENTS.

WANTED-A man with sec, 600 to take an In
terest in mines located in Nevada; money
to be used for developing purposes and neces-
sight that will run from $435 to $35 per ton;
samples Of can be seen at room 3, 20
Montgomery st. r. E. CALLAHAN.
ASK CHALMERS CO.. 81 THIRD ST.
Glt-edge real estate investment; strictly
high class; limited number shares at 500
each; We will guarantee per cent per an
num- with extra dividends.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
TOMORROW the day for bargains In furni-
ture II. Schelhaas. 11th ST.. COZ. store Oakland
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BERKELEY RooMs AND BOARD.

PLEASANT sunny rooms with board In private
boarding house. 2313 Durant ave-, Berkeley.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LEFT on North Beach car, Kearny ST., sack
containing about S540. Finder returning
same to treasurer Southern Pacific Company,
Merchants Exchange building, will be lib
orally rewarded.
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1NsrALLMENr BUILDING.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
Iustallment homes, SIP Callaghan building.
will build on your property buy you a lot;
SS a month pays principal and interest on
each $1,000 of balance due. making your In
stallments less than rent: send for circular.
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MONEY TO LoAN-continued.


- eol-eo2-6o3 examiner building
Quick settlements; no disappointments.
Save expenses by dealing directly.
Estate second mortgages, undivided inter-
ests assignments Of rents property in trust,
ETC.: legacies. life estates and undivided in
terests in property purchased.
Courteous treatment. Strictly confidential.
When You Need Money.
SALARY LOANS
ity or Endorsement. knowledge of employer or
any one confidential and courteous treatment;
call and get terms Drake. 453 Parrott bldg
HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain
per cent interest. Baldwin Jewelry Store.
9TS Market; tel Main 1914. Branch 1892
Market and 27 Third.
A-oN furniture or pianos at lowest rates; no
removal: no publicity; also on real estate
amount o. w BECKER SO Geary. room 36
MONEY loaned to salaried people,. retail mer-
chants. teamsters, boarding houses, without
s aEss 5s bdg II 40
diamonds pearls and precious stones bought
at W. J. HESTHALS. 10 Sixth st.
PRIvATE-Money loaned on salaries without
security: diamonds chattels; fee; no
COM: cut rate. Cal. Loan Co..o23 Parrott bid
1 PER cent on furniture or pianos: no removal;
CommlSS1On, no puDHclty. 20 up. quick,
private, confidential 26 Montgomery. rm. Fl.
MONEY loaned on mining and oil stocks
WILLIAM HINKEL & CO.. 326 Pine st.
TO salaried people without security. The White
Co.. 420 California ST.. rooms IA and 10.
sAIARIED people on note. s. F. DISCOUNT
AGENCY. 126-127 Phelan bldg Private
DON'T borrow money on salary until you see
us. Hutton Credit Co.. 912 Mutual Bank bid.
STAR Loan Co of Wyoming loans to salarsed
employees. Room 311. Mutual sav. Bk. bldg.
ALL loans on diamonds & jewelry ar per cent
mo- S. F. Collateral Loan Bank. SIS Kearny
3z ON furniture & pianos: s15 up: no removal;
no com. ". TREMAIN, room 81. Eddy ST.
CASH loaned salaried people notes without
indorser. MoRRELL. 500 Examiner bldg.
CHEAPEST and best In America-The Weekly
Call 1e pages sent to any address In the
United States or Canada one year for 81.
postage naid.
OFFICES AND SCORES TO LET.
THE Lorraine Apartments. T30 oFarrell-E Ele-
giant 3-room parior suite on ground floor:
suitable for doctor or dentist.
RENTS reduced: offices to let: 2S9 Post. cor
Stockton; all light rooms; janitor and ee
vator services.
GOOD lease for sale: space 15x15; doors from
Market st. Box 1920 Call.
PATIENTS.
torney- -st-law. Hobart bldg. 5S2 Market ct,
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| LOST-A beaded watch fob, black and gold
| beads. Return to NJ. SHERMAN, box office,
| Grand Opera house; reward.
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BARGAIN-Home and good living: corner lot:
store rooms; barn; 1850. 42l1A Twelfth
ST.. Oakland.
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BARGAINi
$4,000 will buy fine $4,000 home
MUST BE SOL D.
MUST BE SOLD.
Fine home OF rooms and all conveniences:
surrounded by palms; lot 100 feet front; lot
SURROUNDED by three streets; electric line:
almost entirely free from fogs; climatic condi-
tions unexcelled.
IL YOU wish fine sheltered home see this
property 1t is in the Piedmont district.
For particulars see
j. H. MACDONALD & CO.,
1852 Broadway Oakland, Cal.
ELEGANT residence lots 40x120 and 40x200
each. in Piedmont district; short blocks to
key Route depot: one block from Broad
way; elevated ground; fine view; street work
complete; entirely new neighborhood 80 min
utes to San Francisco: convenient to Country
Club.
FOR PRICES AND TERMS SEE
j. H. MACDONALD & CO..
1852 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
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LOST-Passbook with the Mutual Savings
Bank of San Francisco; No. IA, SAT. Finder
Will please return to bank.
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IF you SEE IT YOU WILL BUY IT.
For sale-$2S50; cottage, rooms. hall.
bath pantry high basement, stationary tubs:
lot 25x1o0 only Is minutes walk from
Broadway: best value in Oakland Tor the
money. SNOW. real estate. 46s Eleventh
ST.. Oakland.
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1918 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
THIS IS A BARGAINl
THIS IS A BARGAIN!
S6OOo-Worth $500. $60Oo-Worth $500.
$6000-Worth $1,000. S60O0-Worth $500.
MUST BE SOLD.
MUST BE SOLD.
The choicest and most slightly lot In Pied
mont; 100 feet frontage two streets by a
depth of over 800 feet; all street work COM
plete; surrounded by elegant residences; con-
venient to cars; grand view Of Golden Gate,
San Francisco Marin hills, the bay of Oak
land; easy terms; must be sold.
J. H. MACDONALD & CO
1852 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
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$3.50 CASH, SO monthly till paid up-New
cottage of good-sized rooms lobby pan
try. etc.; Al we'll of water; city water IL
wanted; 4 lots 100x1O0. all fenced: more
land IL needed; cheap; near electric car line
and but few minutes to local steam cars
to S. F.; deep. sandy loam soil; high and
dry; in fine location; away from fogs and
raw winds; adjoining East Oakland; near fine
school and churches; come and see IT.; IT'S
circular. 455 7th ST.. opp Broadway station,
Oakland: carriage free. H. z. JONES'
NICE, modern house. nearly new; near Lake
Merritt close to new street car extension,
Just in operation, greatly increasing value;
rooms lot 55x232: price reduced to $1,000:
5000 cash, balance like rent.
Nine rooms: modern: lot 50x100; lying
high with cement retaining WALL in East
Oakland near new Key Route service; $500.
5000 cash. balance like rent.
w. N. RUSSELL.
301 California St. San Francisco CAL
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For Additional Classified Advertise.
ments See Page n.
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LOST-Brindle and white greyhound. Return
to Ingeside Coursing Park and receive
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m1scEL1ANEous-roR sALE-con.

DIAMONDS watches and jewelry sold on credit
by paying one fifth down, balance payable at
your own convenience. Pacific Jewelry Co..
21 Stockton ST., second floor.
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SMALL parcel containing gold thinble and
cushion tuck; finder will please return to
704B Guerrero ST.: reward
LOST-Irish setter, right front leg;
return 1915 Golden Gate ave-. $5 reward
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A--BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery. en-
gines boilers, water pipe, shafting. pulley
etc. WHITELAw, 253-255 Spear st.
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ATTENTION. piano buyersi--lnvestigate our
seccnd-hand pianos, taken in exchange dur
ing holiday sale; prices away down: rents 81
up, allowed II purchased; installments, "a
up. HEINE PIANO CO.. 235-237 Geary ct. !;
Oakland 1872 Broadway.
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Artistical1y Made by the Elite Photograph S
HORSES AND WAGONS.

FOR sale-Team of bays: well matched; good
drivers; stand 16E hands high and weigh
about 100 pounds; parties retiring and team
must be sold Call at 456 Montgomery ST.,
between 2:30 and 4 D. m
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MrscELLANEous-roR sAEy

.LMOST new single harness for sale Ap-
ply blacksmith shop, Fell and Cough sts.
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"a high-grade new secondhand pianos stor-
age furniture desks safes, etc.; sale bona
The Washington times., 1905-12-24

There IS 50 much carrying out a whole
costume in a single color this year that
more colOrs have come out In gloves
than ever before some of them almost
mO4strosities. When they are worn 10
match the costume. they are very at
traCtiVe (aS matter of fact. should be
worn only when they do MATCH. but
they must be kept up 10 the very pink
OF nCatueSS 10 be AT all possible The
new braids of mendiug cotton show
bewildering variety OF cOlOrs, called out
by just such needs
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introduced into the coats. bat little
vests. and those a medley Of colOrs, kept
mostly 10 soft. rather subdued. colors
Occasionally a bit Of brilliant color or
the Sleam OF the nlerest touch of
gold flashes out
For the most part. trimmings are OF
contrasting furs, with ermine of course.
the most popular of all for a trimming
fur One coat Of Persian lamb was
made striking in IFS style by the broad
ermine collar and deep turnback cuffs
which trimmed il.
Among the costiiest furs. ermine trims
sable and sable ermine. and tails dan
gle in unusual ways from some of the
pTettiest th-Ow-ties.
The prettiest arrangement of little furs
is muff and scarf and hat that match
a fashion introduced last year Throw
ties, whether or not worn with mum and
nat. are shorter than they were last
year. and come in almost endless va
TicJY- one variation is a sort OF cravat
o. fur. with one OF the broad ends pass
ing through a loop (made of a single
taiD on the other Another looks just
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little like the animals of several
years ago. but is embellished with three
sets OF tails instead OF the old-time one
two sets in front and one to go over
the shoulder
Some ernine neckpieces seem to be
cut with sweep that makes the wide
ends rather fun. so they resolve them
selves into something akin 10 jabot
Muffs are more fascinating than ever
just big. soft, rather shapeIess af-
fairs or shaped ever so slightly in a
rounded form. wider at the bottom than
at the top. A trick of carrying that is
rather pretty is high in front. just COW
ering the open v OF your coat. It's
trick that won't last long, but IL is very
effective
Fur hats are popular. yet there are
fewer seen this year than last. except
those of ermine, or rather with wide
ermine facings TO turban brims Most
of them are very simply trimmed. JUST
redeemed from absolute piainness by
plume or a flower. oftenest matching
exactly. Some have absolutely no trim
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selves into rags in the course OF
few weeks. She was the proud possess
sor Of a most complete little set OF
utensils which look as # they must be-
long TO a little sister. It's the funniest
thins in the world to see her when she
has a washing day
Out comes a tiny washbOard made
originally for the use Of goOd-sized
dor). dolls clotheshorse. and the
tiHiest Imaginable bottle Of bluing. Hot
ana cold water she has in her room. or
a little alcohol lamp would be included.
Into her basin go the things. delicate
bits of lace. fine little stocks and turn
overs galore. They are washed and
washed-she has no patience with any
thing but the right color OF white.
wruns out thoroughly. and laid in a
little pile on a. clean towel
Like an up-tO-dste laundress. she
sorts her pieces. doing the most deli
cate-the least soiled-frst. and chang
ing waters frequently. Plenty OF soap
jelly is used in place OF the soap itself.
for il dissOIves 50 much more quickly
And she has trick of --wringiug' that
prevents any strain on the piece sne -
handling; she folds II up intO a Tiny ball,
and presses IL between her palms until
every bit OF water runs ont. After all
her pieces are washed she lets fresh,
cool water in.
Ironing is taken no less seriously. A
square piece OF wood. a foot and a half
each way, makes her board which
she covered with bit of flannel and a
second cover OF muslin Her iron is
heated by a little alcohol lamp sunk
into H. and ir-s only the work OF Il
moment 10 get il ready
For that mereSt touch Of starch
which gives such fine things just little
life. but is apparent in no other way,
she tits her Tiny saucepan over the
lamp of her teahettle and makes enough
IN "A minute or two.
She's not a. all Of an exception.
There's many a girl. getting along on
as little as possible. VINO economies
10y doing up the little things IN her
room If some women who have sue
ceeded told their stories many a brave
tale of dressmakins and of washing
and ironing in the hours after work
would come out Most Of these have
used makeshifts for their work-there
was no money TO spare for luxurious
ways of doing things.
But for the other type of woman. who
does her own things simply because she
can get them the way she wants them,
the little conveniences have a value
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN NPARIS

Such crowns. for that matter. are in
great favor: lovely ones of artificial
leaves are shown by Camille Marche on
the corner below. where they also have
htue punches OF separate flowers al
ready to tie in the ribbon of your gift
after the pretty French fashion: a rose
a camellia, forSet-me-nots, or mistletoc
The lingerie shop beyond has lovely
collars and a new stock TO wear with
coats which Is quite as stylish as a stiff
linen collar and much less trying An
other shop makes a -peCialty OF silk
petticoat with a second fiounce Of soft
lingerie over the silk one. like two pet
ucoats. but keeping the hips slim.
Here we are at the Rue de RiVOli Ma
poleon's arcade. undecOrative and mill
tary, is very comfortable In n drizzle-
no wonder the fascinut;ng little shops
which line the way are so well patron
lied, We pick out lamp shade at
Petite TrianOn;" and a lovely string
or beads and a tiny gilt box with a
miniature Marie Antoinette at "Gague
Petit
Now hurry on to the Magazin du
Louvre for one Of tIo-g funny white
plush pigs If il were the only present
on our minds. what fun il would be to
make. stuffing the body with excelsior
and painting in the face. Threading our
way to the door, IL is impossible 10 pass
without stopping to buy those lovely
little scented boxes. each holding three
filmy handkerchiefs embroidered in diff
fel'ent delicate shades. but in the same
design. Boxes of stockings are ar
ranged all OF one color brown or black
bat in different styles. plain. lace,
clOcked
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Now. across 10 the BON Marche on
the "other side of the water" where
the crowd Is more mixed, and, accord
ingly. more interesting and even things
are lovely at the lowest prices. Every
BODY goes TO the Bon Marche for gloves.
pale. champagne color - chosen often
est this year. long mousquetaire for ell
bow sleeves. There is a counter Of box
es close by-long boxes $50 you won't
have 20 fold the gloves too muchD.
silk and edged with guimp, that sell
for "A song.
We must not spend our all on boxes.
for who can resist those pink and blue
satin harlequins. wheraer there Is a
child in the house or not2
We pass quickly a stand Of gruesome
cemetery wreaths-that strangest of all
customs in this artistic France. Indians
of our wooliest West have none more
hideOuS. Great wreaths Of china flow
ers ;curiOus wire baskets filled with
flowers Of bead work. painted tin
Wreaths IN imitation OF immortelles-
this kindly intended simplicity seems a
desecration.
Across Rue Ste Piacide we go 10 the
tiny shop called Il Enfant JeSu." Here
they have the prettiest boxes OF "dra-
gees" 10 be had I'm Paris-those odd lit
tie souvenirs of a French christening
that make such appropriate little Christ
mas gifts 10 send across the water.
Now on through the night and
crowded. narrow street. across the Pont
Royal, where picturesque pairs of mis-
tietoe vendors group themselves be-
meath the great lights; which with hun
dreds and thousands Of other lights
the Seine below as far as you can see
through the misty rain. II is the most
beautiful picture I'm Paris-perhaps I'm
all the world +. d.
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furs the general effect is something like
a Mother Hubbard
The pretuest of all fur coats are those
which-come just little below the turn
of the waist, and are belted in. usually
with plain. old-fashiOned silk betting
the sort everybody wore with shirt
waists years and years ago That same
betting. by the way. is sanctioned for
wearing with shirt waists again by no
less parsonage thaD MademoiselIe
Paris herself.
An occasional coat has a belt of fur
a queet little arrangement. rather TOO
bulky a thing around the waist TO be-
come popular The majority have belts
OF ribbon, fastening directly in front
with a clasp-buckle. or under two beau
uful buttons. One rather daring coat
dt was OF Persian lamb had a narrow
belt which just showed about three
inches directly across the back and ap-
pareutly threaded through the coat to
appear just under the buckles. The dar-
ing thing about that belt was that il
was red.
Some exquisite little vests are seen
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ming. depending entirely upon the shape
for its style
Brown furs hold their own with a
mighty grip, and black lynx is very
fashionable. Gray squirrel is being
done To death-ir's so inexpensive a fur
and so pretty into the bargain that there
was bound to be a reaction against il.
As a consequence. chinchilla has com
TO the fore again-there must be one
gray FUR that IS good But gray squirrel
coats will never be common. and some
stunning ones, loose box-coats for the
most part. are seen.
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in and cut Of wonderful jewelry stores
where the most beautiful things in the
world are to be seen.
One store is itself an exquisite jewel
box designed by that prince OF decora-
tors. Mucha-the very best advertise
ment IL could have. You are drawn
IN wbether you Will or not. There you
see at close hand gorgeous strings or
graduated pearls and pierced Opals and
pink coral. pendant pearl earrings. with
a small ruby or emerald over the catch
and vanity boxes Of every description
and design. IL would be impossible t.
invent any better way of compactly ar
ranging powder puff, rouge box, court
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the hem Of your skirt And every style
is about in small host of variations
Almost everything in coats tends 10
fitted lines, following the styles in dress
as, of late years, furs have done with
vengeance Only Empire styles have
Few followers-those lines are anything
but graceful except I'm soft, clinging,
even diaphanous. materials, which fol-
low the lines Of the figure in way.
enough, at least, TO be graceful. But in
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Helps for the Boarding House Habitue

II OR the woman who lives IN a
r. boarding house year in and year
out come a host of ntsIe conIriv-
ances to help do up these extra
bits OF prettiness-lIke collars and cuffs
which she may be afraid 70 trust to her
laundress.
One woman, whose soul delighted in
the filmiest Of handkerchiefs. declared
that the only way she could afford to
have them was by washing them her
self Otherwise, they resolved them