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ny All No K / I; W6 5 / N

sss2B ONLYSALL-RAII,$LIN LINE TO No5EULK MA
t8 Leave Byrd st. Station. Richmond. Daily,
"a Effect Nay a. 1sos.
FOR NORFOLK: IN 100 a. II y. ss:oo P.t y n
$3.50 p. n iss I3s
gl8 FOR t$LYNCHBURd.s$ths n WEST and " the
SOUTHWEST: S:o6 & AZ NJ. 12;lo noon, On
=. r. Pullman Purlor and n Sleeping cara.
Cafs Dining cars sS Trains sIriys daily fron
10 sTs III. $50 Pr III
Onlcs@ 1888 e. Main ST. I'll Flyer. hrs. I, ii
WE BEYILL+ B6S{ O. III IBOsLEY ,sszzssis&4
Gen. Pass &8 Agent. Dist Pass .kxcnL.5
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& TOBACCO MARKETS. svl,l j (

iTobacco-Dark Fired (Reordored)- Receipts
continue light and market very quiet. Worry
little doing, Drights-Market continues quiet
but Arm at unchanged quotations. Receipts
light. sun Cured eoeptst light and market
fairly active at prices quot ed'; n 3t
iNote-Much OF the tobacco arriving Is in a
low. Planters are cautioned TO look after the
order OF their tobacco before sending it to
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AT ANTICs COAST LINE

EFERCrlYESMA 9TH. 5Bs
a{ Trains leave Richmond dali "
For Florida and South :0l AZ n 81 rs Is u.
For N-and ~, Ry,SWest. IL :lo and $50 y. u
For petersburg 20 $A. N. IL 90 as
PM $780, o 80 p. NJ. 80 nd 1850
For Goldsboro$ and Fayetteytie. = " ~ y.
IS and IA. n 8; y 100 n :os. s:so.
and 80 p. Al. ~ as
Except Sunday, Z. Sunday onl
Time Of arrivals and depart lures ana sconnsc.E
lions not guaranteed
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d 38j taGtyta. srFfyxl M ,5
s 81 Hi * ,t} AZ
NAT onal II. n. OF Mexico con, As.......... 81
Nav iarsev cantra1 m en- Is Z. !. 125ss
Norths ~ 81 ~ y. ". I. 1v4 #
Northern Pacific isN
Norfolk and West erri con. 100ss
Oregon Short Line rcfnndlns 4s.........s %
Reading General IL 4. 0sR
a. III n,,is nd iron Mountain con- s. *, ia b
Louis and San eF'ratictsco tx. e2h
st. Louis southwestern con- Is
sol,thern Pac i'd q I. Dlh
Southern Pacific ist u dictates. es
Texas nnd SPacinc iats.. llset
,T,oIedo st In and Western 4s, }. 4. 81h
FfInlnn pacific lJ3 n
United states steel I'd 81 e7a
wabash lists ~, ]. u. llAlt
w abAsh Deb b. I'll
Wostorr Md Is 4. 4. i. s5A
wheeling and Lake Erie II. y. ............ S9A
yVigconsi, Central u .... W n
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M BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET ct
* inc comnonl a nd preferred Nothing doing,
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Rlshm s. ;Xs; July 4; % 1909,
CATTLE N1ARKE''I.rs.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocRS AiARkl

The live stock report for The week ending
BE Beat i' sseess * aee fair 70 soea 4 g
common. .oh g3E n best heifers, ~ fai,
COW. s0ss ssmme ssh Ola
poor cows. 12o.; bulls 91sgsS ows and
5ss ssss SS,
good. b95M common. sA d4c.: hogs e46Mc.
sS Sso. peg s sess II II ssit Il
CHICAGO, july 70 5000
y! steady e E: pFime
hass a9ksEd
Weights. Is soSs SIS: good to's choice. D heavy.
Resepts s ssesp
8 yearlln = 1000 . lambs. $500
1854 head q Common to tchoices steers, 81. 500
s9o mixed and hn!s ssa
"a s2 prRe
tive sides. calyes-R ecei pts.. $40 head. Com
{ Rs Ts Gas siss5P snS Ips pSR
Receipts, 5.Ioa head. Common TO, choice sheep.
- eoa6 co.. Ordinary to prime lambs. ~ 4t,Gs rs
6.e5o head. Good 10 prime State hogs. s7.25d
I. 40. per 100 pounds. II $s A. sssf
nJrYR sSt 5s1y Ss'cs
s. prime, +. 1906 10. IS Hogs-Receipts light;
market strong. ]. Prime heevies, g ~. o5 Z; me-
workers., 81. Oa7. rs; stays. NJ y rs. rs Sheep
supply light market slow. Prime wethers.
s. $ss $ s1's s. iss eoF9sS ,ss' g 'sn0''
CINCINNATI o. July & 4. -.HoG s--st eady,
Butchers and shippers s6. 81 ~, 20 Il common.
Nv oA<yF ut,tv
pers. N,60Q5 .s5 n common l2Oa co. Sheep
Steady iat ts94 co. Lambs--Slow at tiQp7 49,
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

Car, Il leave II corner OF Seventh " and Parry
Streets, Manchester every hour Ton athe. hoprl
from q AIM to 70 u. N Last carsla mid9.xaI',
Carr eave Peterabure. foot 81 sycamors
Street. evory hour from 6:S6 IA. M TO- 70 "
M daily except Sunday u g.
An ears from Petersburg connecting R'cn';
ucrd Hrors. 31aat
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:ations are i,s folio ws.i.

Common S9 ys ~ NJ
hood gM " ~,
Short Ivy =. TX ~
shipping neat an ~ ~ ~ IA
short pDers, ~ y 81 M
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CITY 81, o5o, 4os. 423 increase Y. PEI
cent. !, X +. Ne 4, e, Z, !. I !, 3 o
ssnvanrlnh, 1885, Is; decrease ~ :. $50
q Atlanta, s., aO.22s increase 50 ".
Norfolk, 50 ,s01.71s: increase. 2s g ], \,
Chnrieston, $1,1 80, G42; n decrease : !. ~ S.{
fSnoxylllo $l,112,043; increase 9. w. Z Y
incksonyIlle, 1886 1895; Increase - IL.
{@@i Mac nl $A5l 1881 8 SO, As,o
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CLOSING q 8 Il Il, BOND QUOTATIONS

chicago. n i. ana pac II. coll 8 ...s$ so4
III CT G. and 81 Louis gen. 4s......... l0lh
u Colorado industrial Is, series 7eM
~ Colorado Irdustral "a scr es B u "a
8 Colorado Midland ID Z. II "A
VI Colorado Ind southern ~ VIZ
CUBA 81 4. 1864
y Denver and Rio Urande ~ (otYered) ..,y.. l00h
lls1tIers Becurit1es ....,,.. 8jla
Erio prior lion IS n Y. !, 4. j. 100 y
. Erie General Is Soh
Is Hockin Valley VI. 1VS11
cs e9n
j japan 6s2d series . vyN
y Japnn AS certincatea ei,s
japan 49, cert cn ties 81 "A
v japan Ans certificates. I'd series. VIZ
aGS'ss!,'s A as.Si r' aSa unlnsd @
Mexican Central a T7tss
N Mexican Central 1st Ino 1877
= Mimi and St Louis M
4 al sIolr Kansas and Texas Is /. 1O0
Z Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds. 4. sss.
.& Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust "a. ~ n
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LIiYl.Nl,iC,HBUIG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynehburg. Xa,, July 70. 1905
vt fs & sn weeks sSd|!aB lsss
Nssid week saans JaIy sts, =. 40 pounds
crease or Week ending July 18th, 4'toS pounas
ii sss 100 pouads sqld 81 from asptembsr i iso1
July Y l9,d. ~ esq, 600 pounds decrease for
1905 60 800 pound u g sa ls Ne 4 y a
There was netting 81, interest to note in the
aes Ffavorabis FER the growing tobacco Ind.,
In this section IA fully as large as last year.
and that the Yield viii ho rat her heavier, '8i he
the sayotatibns mo az = lows ~
\ The alotatsohs are az follows;s N az
Lugs damaged ',,ss,st,1 LOO ~ 900
LrEs meg DIV W sh,vQ
LUCE good itts',,tt.a ~ VgttQ
Leaf, f1hor S,W u sM
Leaf. good NV " llEe
Essi, Wrappe ls b sp
fPRTtsHsI,UIl2 no HAlis MA RKET..
"a, Reported ny Gradaock- ones. SiFsjaiaI
SNascholss,l
ri PETERSBURG, Way July ~. 1905. l
h Rscelpt light on acc DUN RaoAs Of the sroD
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PRODUCE +, (, AND FRUIT !,
Heavy Receipts Caused Consider
able Decline in Some Articles.

1I7Thsre weye all sorts I.9f lINIts oR cary
s!bsiss * tho yar,eties that Yo booned
IN Ia da te, 5 Receipts Of peaches We're
Very Very Ss la rge.s This delicious fruit, canle
from every quarter. q the South. a 3!Il!3
Win thein. n ne ma tyral result was q
ssH an dacline n hi prices Aiany, az the
crate were In rathsg "a Yapced oFdeEri
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!. MARINE 5'IlNTErnlLIGENC'E'.

I'M ARRIVED. M t535 * 33f
,s steamer Berkeley Shelly, Q, Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion lise. 5s az
Ji steamer Es M Cobb. NJ aker, James
RIVER corn. Warner Moore g Go. 4 "
55 Id SAILED. y s Nd
h Steamer Pocahontas.$ Grayea James River
iandlnss nd Norfolk, merchandise and passen.
gers D VlrEinla & Na iRat lion Co mp Any,
"a Steamer Berkeley. & Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passonBers Old Dominion line 34p stS
q Schooner "A lice &. Y Yenable. Signaigo, James
River, ger. s3;s y
4, Schooner Carrie. Payne, City Point, slt.s
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COTTON 4 MARKETS.

' L 1 II
NEW YORK. July 2o.-The cotton marke.
and unset lied with tho close at "a net aecH!,s
az Ana points. Sales for the DAY We're est u
mated at 5000 bales go Y, III I,
sThe market. opened at decline Of d1s pc .
III response TO- lower cable from L,Se.pGo
and @5,inscttling reports concerning ma nclAt
troubles q mong London Arms. which was sup ll
nosel 10 arise from the unfavoriple situat'u !,
III n Russia Later cables from Liverpool shid
there was no cause for uneasiness 80 !ar ~
reported an unfayorablo Opening OF tbe mar
ket. which closed at decline Sof 5GS points
and bears raided il vigorously during the nrss
few minutes In an effort 10 ca tch stop oFuers.
ant at a decline OF about 100 points there
,as a big demand for, the d covering OF the
smaller shorts and through brokers supposed
To be operating for leading bulls winch tut
lied tho market 3 or points. Later, however.
reports from the southwest thAt new pa y
were beginning e come IN ana tEat ~
With favorable weather reports nd orhfastf
started renewed pressure, fnna tho lftYv POM
was reached In tho afternoon. There va
5siight5 recovery toward the close on 'covertng
and Tho final tone was steady. 2Attt the I low
noint July touched tho low level Of 4, the
\ season and August sold under the previous low
level of Juno 26th.i Southern spot markets
generally UNCHANGED. Private crop reports
conflicting. . ~ <, as, !, ],
ngainst 8, 2l7 last week and IS. 1913 Inst year,
For the week 25 600 bales against q. so6 last
week and l03.7l5 last year. To- tay' receipts
AZ New Orleans 41,2l4 bales against, 2.Gs2 last
year ana at Hoystoni ,i 7s0 bales AGAINST soss
% Y IA. ts
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Firm at 17ltc. 5 Cteese-stron and unchanged:
largo, INC. " small, Nc. Sngar--Ste ady and
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
flpt.ANuTi MARKET.

t Reported 4 By Rodgers, N cCabe & CO..
PisrErssBU t1d, vA,.9 y uly e, --PEANuI,
flrn1 at shc5 for fancy stock :
machine picked Mt d2ac.; shell li1g stock :
1hI2mc RI f5i 5k tisl
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I. 500, q f,r,G ,.., 7.,At, q m,

yiDI GODS MA RKET IS.
Nm NEyVYs,Y OR K, ID July ff9 90 Dry goods were
steady 10 q flrm to .day. Printing cloths were
stronger and q good buslrcss was done OF. VIDE
light shectings. Us Cot ton yarns wcre stronger.
raw wool vas 1rrner. Tho conti,l.slon houses l.
report better business on worsteds Z !, u.
NtJyfLM INtfT'ON,44s N. c., 81 July 20.--SPlElIS
Tt1RPENTIN E-4firm at betu. receipts iao
tcasks. Rosn-F'lrm ut 3.45 bid receipts, ~
barrels, Tnr--Flrm at 81. 90; rcceiptst barrel.
Crude Turpcrt no Firm; hnr r.. dip, &40
virgin "a. eo; receipts % barrels. s s558
g{59S ss3s;s i 81 " NAVAL BrOR Es. .
ia SAVANNAH Il. a ..7July n. --TU RrDN Mt N E.
Firm III 57c.: sales. 81 casks: sal 6s. 6s4 casks
receipts q, III .S7s pn,ents casks IS
nos n-E1E, ID hnrrcls: receipts .. w
bart els s7s ,barrels stock b42
cHNnLEsruN. $. . c: July 90 ..; --.T " !,
Rosin-sales, 100 barrels. 4. n ls
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CINCINNATI Fl o., July & eo.-.HoG s-steady
Butchers and shippers, g 74aSs %; common,
pers. N,6oQ6 ,S5 ~ common. a2G2, 6AI Sheep
Steady at %sG4 Co. Lambs-stow at }iQD7. S5. 58
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no Old Point, Buckroe, Ocean View,
Pine Beach and IN N orfolk. Two ss fast
trains. Leave Richmond $3.50 and 9
,A.s NJ. 81 every sunda y. & rhree hours longer
II Ocean View and Pine Beach than
,yia any other route. Ten hours ct tho
sea side. Visit 81 jamestown Exposition
site. S Only route running two .5s Solo
trains to the seaside, Cane Henry and
Virginia Beach, $1,6o, 5;5 i &
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having been marketed t,.igs ara iillefs, taken
nt M 3isfactory prices. while chipping leaf u
lover Reports from the growing crop very
favorable. both az to the stand anu grown
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" Spot cotton closed eteHdyi IhldullnR7 upluHds'
100; middling gulf, lips sales loo bales.
4 Cotton, steady: midding Hoo gross receipts.
1858 bales; sales 100 bales; stock %, las ba|esi
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. ', o -
France. i5o bales ;ta tho Cont nent, 1859 bales;
stock, a3l, sos bales 49, & . . g4. q. !, y,
bal los; export to Great Britain. y 100 bale 90
Franco, l,04s bnles 3 to the Continent, BOT
bales; to Japan. 800 bales. 1, X /.
receipts 7,720 4ss bales export 70 Great BrtalI',
$50. 2O6 bales; to France 4,006 bales TO the
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PIaYBRsRuIsG TOBACCO MA KET.
IA Reported ny gradaock- ~ opeH. fiTsJRia


ss Petersburg, YR.y Il July ~. 1905, ID
y Recelpt light on acc naoes Of the eFoD
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Bank Clearirgs.
fpv A ss0c,nted Press. J y

n NEW YORK, July %. Total bank b *
5clea rIr,gs, 81 745, 5s9. 80 outside New YORK
CITY 1850, 4o3 1873 Increase, per per
The Washington times., 1906-12-05

II is difficult to tell whether the new
est theater hats are really hats or sim
Div gIoriliad coiffmre ornaments-
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heading. through which pink satin rib
bon the same width was threaded end
ing III a bow At one corner This was
exceedingly sweet. and baby's initials in
embroidery might adorn the center of
one of The handkerchiefs, giving an in
dividuality to the gift, if such it be in
tended
Then pretty remembrance that may
be made by the most youthful sewer is
scant Sachet for the bottom Of a hat
box. Two pieces Of china silk have an
iuterlning OF perfumed Wadding and
are then OVeThanded together 4
dainty handkerchief with an embrOid-
cred edge is held down 70 the silk
square at the four corners with little
bows matching the color OF the silk
and the work is complete. These
sachets make most acceptable gifts. for,
though easy TO make, one seldom cares
to take that trouble for their own use.
make quite hole in the pOcketbOck,
hence, Jew gifts are more welcome than
scarf SaChcts, whether singly or in sets.
Glove cases in book shape are too we'll
known 10 make q detailed description
necessary. but a pretty handkerchief
makes the daintiest of outer coverings
for these. and another handkerchief
novelty was a small mop cap, such as is
worn during light household duties. II
was shirred in circle forming a crown
the embroidered friil forming itself from
the handkerchief cages. and INTO The
crown was set the thinnest of pink silk
scent sachCts. which protected and per-
fJmed the hair at the same time
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Culinary Hints.

I-atuced potatoes is a pretty way to
serve our favorite tuber. Just a little
extra touch often redeems the monOtony
of familiar edibes There is no end
to the flood OF ideas poured forth by
contributors 20 all the household maga-
zines-suggestiOns and descriptions-but
the chief troubles are our hurried. over
full days and the lack Of cooks inter
ested in their wcrk 10 make IL an art.
Manipulation Of stoves and prepara ton
Of root vegetables and scuiiery work
are destructive TO the hands. II. how
ever. any woman with a house to keep
will do the managing OF the food sup
plies and have more of the sewing done.
If need be- the saving will be fully as
great.
II is a pity that there is not an or
ganized body OF kitchen helpers who
would go on duty at appointed hours in
more than one home and DO the scul-
iery work. the ash emptying and floor
cleaning so satisfactorily that In many
homes the work could he done by the
women Of the family, with but one maid
for door service waitress and general
duty.
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WEEKLY COOKING LESSON
FINE CANDY MAKING AT HOME
By coRNELIA C. BEDFORD.

with sufficient foudaut prepared the
next step is 20 make up such candies
az need no further cooking. Before he
ginning see that the nuts are sheiled,
fruit and cOi0Ting prepared. For the
latter all that IL necessary is 20 put
bit Of each color paste half the size
of pea in separate cups, add Few
drops Of water. and stir With match
end until dissolved All extracts and
liquids used must be as concentrated
as possible.
Take a piece Of fondaut the size of
an egg. add few drops OF vanilla
working II ina well with the ha~F q
Should this soften il too much d -
tie confectionery sugar may be added
this is possible for nIiinEz. but not for
the outside dipping cream Break OF
pieces the size Of a chestnut. roll uU
in halls and press halved nut on
each side; stoned dates may be filled
with a roll Of the cream Broken nuts
can be COarsely chopped and worked
into some Of the cream. this is then
fatJened and cut in squares. If part
- tinted two or more layers may
quickly be made, pressed. and cut.
All dipped candles must have a fill-
ing made by hand This filling can be
nodded in lozenges crescents. or other
shapes and laid or waNed paper. Re
member that after dipping they will
Dc nearly doubled III size, so do not
make the nllinEs too large.
4 nut filling is made with a piece
of fondant favored with vanilla and
mixed with an equal quantity OF finely
chopped nuts Orange and lemon fill
ings are made by mixing the grated
rind with ConfectiOner's sugar. Almond
paste can be bought in package form
from the grocer. and mixed with an
equal quantity Of fOnd1nt- PistachiO
extract blends well with this paste
When all filings have been made pre-
pare to dip. Clear the table. on one
side lay some sheets Of woXed paper,
on the other one kind Of filling a
piece Of fOndant the size Of an egg will
dip about eighteen candies. Put such
piece in a small saucepan, stand IL in
a larger one partly filled with boiling
water Cor use little boilerb- Stand
on the fire and mash and stir until like
thick cream; If not stirred constantly
Il viii go back TO clear syrup Add
havoring and cOioTing and set on the
table. Drop I'm with one hand n single
filling. take out with the dip or fork
in the ether hand. see that ID is quite
covered. shake slightly to detach drops
and turn over neatly on the waXed
paper Do all this quickly or the fill
ing will melt When the cream thick
ems return TO the fire and stir until
thinned again. For a chocolate COW
ertng, add grated bitter chocolate; il
The Washington times., 1906-12-05
DAINTY HOMEMADE GIFTS
VERY SulTABLE AT CHRISTNIAS
Handkerchief Articles Attractive and Useful
Cushions and Bed Sets Practical

Most aIluriuc is JHe array of snowy
Iaudkerchiefs seen i'm The stores. Apart
from their legitimate use there are few
articles that lend themselves 10 readily
To- the making OF gifts as these tlmy
squares. each season bringing forth new
ideaa for their development. until it
would seem that the possibilities OF the
handkerchief arc iueNhaustblc. AZ
tAc WomSu's Exchanges are seen OK
quisitg articles. the result of these bits
Of fine embroidered lawn being pat to-
cetEer with taste and skill. and a bed
set exhibited was especially beautiful
4 large square of fine handkerchief
linen was surrounded on three sides
vita tho handkerchiefs set on diamond
wise with narrow beading, the linen cut
in d,en points 20 receive half Of each
handkerchief
The latter were hemstitched all
around. and inside. pretty running vines
We're embroidered. 4 quaint frill of tin
est lawn edged with narrow lace trim
med the points OF the handkerchiefs.
that We're unattached To tho center
piece. and was set ou with the beading.
The bolster piece was a strip of fine
linen, having a fringe. as ii We're, of the
haudkerchiefs set ou and finished To
match the spread Mounted over palest
shell pink silk. much befriHed. the e.
feet was just the very dagiest imsgin-
able. Neither was the construction be-
Nond The skin of the average sewer.
ueatncss being the chief requisite
Another Handkerchief Bed Set.
n second design. little moro eIab-
oratc. yet requiring "a little less work. /
fancy. had The plain center piece first
then the haudkerchicfs were set on
straight. just one side of the haudker-
cnIel sewn to the lace but. before add
nag them. thcy were Joined together with
lhc lace band. not the whole way, but
half their length. So that h, effect the
hIndkorchiefs looked like broad square
labs 4 gathered Tuftlc Of lace was the
finish of these tabs. both on the bottom
ana also running up the sides 10 the lace
H'ud used Ior Joining, littlc Y being
taken out of tho laco band Go allow the
ruffr 4" run uI i'm point The bolster
spread nai 'ulue thi- SIT was extremely
elegant. Practical, too. as the laundering
could Zee safely attempted AT home.
washing as easily as q pocket handker-
chief, and much more dainty and ser
NiCe1hle. too, than th, dainty lace al
laiTs bought iH the stores. which must
pay occasional visits Iu the professional
cleaner. and, even then. are only kent
fresh looking 10y constant care
Cushion covers from handkerchiefs
are not particularly now but some
thing ot "a novelty WIS "a pillow fntended
for bahy's back when seated iD its car
rlIEc. j. was shaped like q miniature
mattress, with the strip of cloth Joining
Top ami bottom WAS nlled yyitn fines
ctrled hair and covered with sink SATIN.
The cushion cover was oI two hand
kcTChiefs. dainJilN embroidered and
edged with very shallow button bole
scHl1opS. to which Was hand sewn a
ruftic of half inch Nalenciemcs lace.
How Cushion Cover Is Made.
1H.. two handScrchiefs were puf t,-
...fs-... ..-ffr d. hand of Cnc-. ...s.
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Roman ribbon belts look well with
the plain white tailored blOuses and
suit skirts
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OF dealn
n II OF ze
satin
wise Tlaia skirL
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How Cushion Cover Is Made.

1he two handScrchiefs were pu los
gether with a band OF finest uainsook
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too stiff add drop or water az "A time
until thinued.
All bits left after dipping should be-
gathered and worked and kueaded I'm
the hands until softened. This car be
worked Up into medley candy. using
chopped nuts, citrou, raisius. or other
dried fruits.
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ings are found on many Of the light
evening hats. many OF them having lit
tie other trimming except perhaps a
long feather or an aigrette
The Washington times., 1906-12-05
EVENING WRAP OF APRICOT BRoADCLoTH.

ON" the newest ideas in evening the the
q
iii the The
in point in The md OF front
he sides in at IN
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black
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each fdo OF he cloak
The Washington times., 1906-12-05
Notes of FASHION.

Brnian; red poppies are not consid-
cred too bright for evening wear when
embroidered on fimsy fabric. The ef-
feet is very beautiful.
The Washington times., 1906-12-05

charming toque is composed en-
tiTely of Ia France roses with a sweep
ing white bird OF paradise aigrette, held
by a knot of black velvet on one side
ana sweeping down over the hair at
the back
The Washington times., 1906-12-05
HAS a.ooo SERVANTS.

The German emperor has more ser
wants in his employ than any other mon
arch. Altogether they number over
1900. about tWO-thirds of them being
women.
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WkNTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-TIiE NESUNIUS SELF GAS LIGHT
eT best and cheapest in the world; matches,
asphyXiation, trouble; turn the gas
''NesuvuS'' does the rest; exclusive territory to
good agents. Address NEGSUNIUS CO, IA W
I25th st. New York IT.
WANTED AGENTS SO 70 $50 EVERY MONTH
selling bTand-new household article; every
family buys sight exclusive territory; free
sample 500 Reading road Cincinnati. Ohio. It.
NANTED-WE PAY $50 A WEEK AND Elk
penses to with rigs to introduce poultry
compound; years contract IMPERIAL MFG.
CO, Dept. "a, Parsons, Kan. oc1-1aw-26t
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WANTED-LoTS.
w.NTED nrs

WANTED LOTS
Owners attorneys, agents and trustees take
notice. VIII pay cash for one lot or a number
OF lots on Columbia Heights Washington
Heights. northwest or Mt. Pleasant. Give num-
Der of lot and block, size, amount OF trust and
price or notice taken
1aie.u .ls,i44t Address Box %, Star otnee.
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THE HoiIIsfoN, 1872 EYE NV. OPPOSITE
Mexican einbassy-New management; desirable
location; convenient all cars: sammy looms. new
ly furnished steam heat; table board. references;
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