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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-06-29
COLD STORAGE FOR FARM.
This Question of Growing Importance
TO the Farmer-Suggestions
of an Expert.

An arrangement for convenience II
one place can seldom be copied In
every detail for another, but may Of
fer valuable suggestions for many
others, SO in describing our arrange
ment for cold storage room, etc. IN
lieu ~ a cellar, shall omit such de-
tail as must vary with each individual
location. and simply describe this one
as II IS. writes ]. Marion Shun, Of
Clark county. o., in Orange judo
Farmer. With the exception OF the
plastering. not a stroke OF profession
al labor was drawn upon for this add
ton TO the house. From stone founda
ton to chimney cap, II was the WORE
Of home talent.
Like many Others, we live in sec
ton too level TO admit Of a cellar I'M
der the house, and the only substitute
must be a cold storage room, that be-
ing more healthful anyway. We Dull
the addition as shown in the accom-
panying sketch, TO include summer
kitchen, milk room and cold storage
/ room. connecting with the main house
by means OF a porch which anords
sheltered passageway from one to TIL
other as well as covering in the well
AS a further convenience the entir'
porch is screened TO keep out flies
Double walls are used only for TN
cold room and milk room. These wer
made by using six-inch studdin
boarded solidly outside and in. an
filed between with dry sawdust
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-06-29

Well. we are on the way back home.
after having engaged Indians. cowboys,
rough riders and highway robbers to
ioln our show for next season. Pa
feit real young and kitteny when we
came to the railroad. after leaving our
robber friends at the Hole In the Wall,
far into the mountain country. We
came 10 a lively town on the railroad.
where every other house is a gambling
house. and every other one a plain
saloon. and there was great excitement
an the town over our arrival. cause
porous people stop there.
Pa had looked over the money the
robbers had given him. TO throw Il
away. because it was old-fashioned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-06-29

Pattern Nos. 5549 and 562s.-This
exceptionally attractive costume Is
portrayed in pale blue chiffon taffeta.
ornamented with bands Of Valen-
ciennes lace insertion. The blouse
waist closes in the back. and the front
is laid in clusters OF fine tucks. A
standing collar and neckband Is pro-
vided. If the collaress neck is not
desired. The skirt is shaped TO nj
closely at the top and flares modisniy
at the lower edge. The trimming con-
sists Of folds of the material headed
by bands OF insertion. Louisine, WOOL.
batiste, nuns yelling. organdy and
lawn are all suggested for reproduc-
ton. The medium size will require
one and seven-eighths yards OF 4e-
inch material for the waist and hve
aud five-eighths yards for the PLAIN
skirt or eight and one-half yards
the band folds are used. Ladies
Shirst.waist No. 5549: Sizes for 81.
"a. SO. SO. 40 and AZ inches bust meas
ure. Ladies' Tucked Circular Skirt IN
medium sweep. round or short round
length and with or without center
.rynt seam. No. 562s Sizes for y.
q. &c. % and 80 inches waist meas
/ ure. The above illustration calls for
two seperate patterns. The price Is
ten cents for the waist and ten cents
for the skirt.
This pattern will be sent TO you, on
receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders
tothe Pattern Department of this paper
BE sure TO give size and number OF pat
tern wanted. For convenience. write
your order on the following coupon;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-06-29
No 05os.
The LITTLE Dog Laughed.

A young lady was the object OF
much teasing on account of her rather
unusual size. on one occasion she was
playing tennis and jumped to strike
the BAH. A little man who was pres
ent laughed uproariously. and said:
THAT reminos me Of the time when
The COW Jumped over the moon.
Instantly she said: well, you
know who laughed. STRAY Stories.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-06-29

IA and the Bad Boy Stop of at a
Lively Western Town-Pa Buys
Mining Stock and Takes Part in
a Rabbit Drive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-06-29

Pattern No. 55OS.-This simple de-
sign for a dressing saclue was attrac-
lively developed in soft gray French
flannel. the edges finished by button
holed scollops. A broad pointed collar
extends over the shoulders and
strap of the material is arranged over
the front closing. Eiderdown. out
ing and Scotch flannel, dimity and
wash silk are all appropriate for the
mode. The medium size Will require
three and fve-eighths yards OF 30
inch material Sizes for "a, SO ana
AZ inches bust measure.
This pattern will be sent 70 You on
receipt Of 10 cents. Address al orus, n
tothe Pattern Department OF this paper.
Be sure to give size and number OF pat
tern wanted. For convenience, write
vour order on the following coupon:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
Wlranatls 9rtbo9rapbie.

Sn ben 9agen oes bGnif4en &rieges
BON 1864 trat Der Rriegsminiiter b.
&oon nit alien 3eiden Der @erlegens
belt In bas @rbeitsfabinett 6es &Onigs
Wil6elm I. Gin S4reibebrief 6es
ralten Wransel," ben Der 9eneral To-
eben bur4 einen @eneralftGbler emz
pfangen, mar es, uber Den fd &oon
ben &opf aerbra9, oenn IN oieiem
8riefe, Der Dem 8Onise porselest
tpurbe, besei9nete Ser alte SelSmar=
idau Den ueberbrinser, einen 9auptz
mann b. g.. aIs Sen rfeisiten" Offisier
Der preubif9en @rmee, pdbrenb er i'm
Na4iabe fir oenfel6en einen boben
Sroen als tpo~bIperoiente Mus5eidmuns
perlanste.
rWas fon i9 nur boz, benz Wioerz
ipru4 balteng" fraste &oon feinen
2%riegsberrn.
Der ertpioerte Iddelnb: r@h. 90 fen>
men sic eben Wransels @e9tf4reibuns
nidt. Or meint nidt ben ,feigiten.'
fouosrn ben .fezisfen' Gdbisfen) Diff
aier."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
Saubsrkiate inn pifnfte ots Jrltosns

9ls Die G~ran3oien nit Der grpbe.
rurg @l9ertens bei9Gftist tparen, uni
oas &riesssliid balb bierbin, bali
oortbin f9panfte, luben ie fpGbrenf
zines Observation-Disclosures gum 3tped
elmer e~ingebenoen @usipru6e BIZ
S9ett5 Der feinoli6en arabif9er
Stdmme gu fia in's 9auptquartier.
Die 9duptlinse folsten atpar Der Gin.
laoung, 5sistsn fi4 aber febr nib.
trauii& un6 unausGngli9. SroBbem
puroen fe suportommeno bebanbeli
uno auf's bette betpirtbet, benin oit
Sran5ofen piinf9ten bringenb eint
baloige @erftGnbieung auf frie6li6em
Wese, od BEL Der eigenartigen Natu,
bes 2anoes unb feiner 8epo1ner oel
&rieg geraoeau unabfebbar in BIT
Sdnge ge5ogen tperoen tonnte.
CUR u%nter6altung uno 8eluftigune
Der augefnOpften gdite batten Die Diff:
5iere ben betannten 3auberfinftle,
5ouoin anseitelt, Ser cine Nn5abl er.
ftaunli9er Observation-Disclosures
nit e3ter Acknowledgements gu,
@~usfibrung bra9te uno als S9lub=
effeft aus einsm gplinoerbute 10 uni
10 biele Subenb &anonentuseln FER,
borbplte.
Mit biefer Nummer feines pro=
gramms bra9te Der 3aitberfiinitler
obne es 5u abnen, pbne Is audi MIR als
3iel i'm Nuge gu baben, bas &units
ftiid fertig, Die tpioerftrebenben S9eifs
gu Observation-Disclosures eeneigt au
MAIDEN. sic faben ndmli9 nit atbems
loiem @rftuunen biefe 70 miibeloie Ser.
borbringung bon Munition nit an, Oh
gu bef9affen ibnen muir anau fauer
tpur6e.
nWie fDnnen mir audi nur nit De,
esringiten Nusii9t drf @rfolg cine ga.
tion befriegen, Die obne Soften uni
3eitperluit i6ren geiammten 8ebarf ar
&ugeln einfd9 aus Dem eriten better
9ut berporf9iitteln fann9"
9iefe getpi6tige Srase brGnste fid
ieoem Der einaelnen sreifen Siibrer auf
uno lie mar es. bic fe benin @erlaRer
bes Seites gum @~esentano ibrsr 8e.
ratbungen md9ten. Sa fie barin einie
tparen, bab tie fir lire @olfseenofer
dbnli6e 9ilfsqueGen ni9t gu eri6lie:
BEN piibten, 70 nabmen fie obne peiter'
llmitGnbe Die Jriebensbeoingungen Del
SransoIsn an, unb Elm Dem Inf1eir
na9 enoloier 3ries mar auf emma
gum &bf4lub setommen = bur4 Der
BEL uns 10 oft angetpenbeten Srid zines
53auberfiinitlers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
Oltr Ietbeu geIb auf RbbeIu unb gianos, ohut bite
I'd feIben mepsunebmeu. ebenfo ouf uhren uHb
Yiamnuten.
Central Goan 60, 2os State 2ifs EIbe.

0abiQom, Der @iener Sofbureibai@
Ip;eler, ipollte iif ansbauen lalien
uno spar in Marmpr. Oer GilSbauer
fam aa @abillon uno bic erite Situng
besann. Der gabillon aus 2hon nuds
benz 9ilbbauer fOrmlid utter ben 9dns.
ben. Ger Yilobauer entfernte lifJ-
na6 Der erlten Situns, uno faum ma
er bel Ser 5biir brauBen, battle @abilz
Ion nidiS Giliseres III tbnn, ais oil
benz MoSell ieiner Siilte eini9e linn
notbmenois erIdeinenOe Nadbeiieruns
gen por,unebmen. @abillon bOiielte
ieelenpersniist in ieinem 2bonseiidf
beruni, bier cine Salte BORT cine Sinie
torrieirenS. = 3Deite Situns. Der
gilShauer erideint, urS gabillou
fest lid in Yoiitur. GaB er an Der
8iilte Elm ipenis rberumtorri9lrtI,
bate, has id:en linn ielblioeritdnSlif.
bab er barber fein @crt perlor. Der
gilSbauer aber prallt gan; apoff@
suriid. User bat benn an Ger Sorm
berumsepaet?" @abillon lddJelte oers-
sniigt uno liipelte: Sid ih babe mir
Elm menis nadgebeiiert. Der Bib
bauer, Elm Iiroler, r~uu5elt bic Stirn
unb iast 10 bOilid, wie elm Siroler
rur iein lam, baB Serr @abillon ole
Site baben m0ge, Die Sertislteilung
Der 8iilte linn Su i%iberlaiieu. @abillon
neist oemitbis bas Suupt unS idmeist.
Ole Sweite Sieuus If poriiber. Ger
8ilobauer 9ebt. Sci Der orittsn
Situns bielelbe Sseuc, @abillon battle
abermals pnadsebeiiert." yiiiu wiro
Ser 2iroler milo. @r ersreiit ben
Tbontlumpen uno wirft i'm Serrn
@abillon nit bounernSen 8orten
oireftement on ben, man perSetpe
bas barte @ort, Of, Den Baud: so,
jett maden's Sbnen Sie @'ididt iel%
bert" Spraf's uno perlieB eur iel~
biaen Stunoe bas Saus. @abillou
batte Den sansen 8ormittas oariit 81
'fbun, iid uon benz an ibm flebenben
Tbon 81 reinisen. Gum S9aoen batte
er nod Den SpOtt Der 9Ollesen su tras
gen, Die INNER frasten: rgiun, @abiI'
Ion, mann piro benin Die Niite fertis..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

Ser profefIpr Robert Simfon, Der
an Der untperiitdt gu Glasgow Matbe=
mdtif lebrte, mar zines iener perriidter
Genies, Die gum @miifement ibrer nit.
menf9en unsnbli9 biel beisutraser
pfIessn. 60 geb9rte es gu feiner
Gigentbiimli9feiten, INNER bie S9ritts
sr@3Gblen, tpenn er feline Suneeefenen.
'nobnllng berlieb, un6 felbft tpenn cir
5reuno i'm aniprua, bOrte er i'm Cab
len ni9t auf.
gines Sages, als Der ProfeHor fif
in fem aoneg besab unb serabe feiner
573. S6ritt gema9t bate, fpra9 ibr
ein.~Serr an, Der i'm bon @nieber
fannie, BON ieiner Wanie aber fein'
46nung bate.
sd mO6te cine Srase an sic rid.
tsn," faste Der 9err.
.Sreut midi, mein 5err. 573-
% neir, ri9t 573, MIR cine einais'
Sraae," perfebte Der bDfli&e 5rase,
iiberraf9t.
Bite" fubr Der profefor fort
r573."
nSie finb pirfli9 su ~liebenspiir.
Dig" fagte Der Srembe, raber es ban
belt fi6 nur um folgenoes. SD tpeib
sic fino nit Dem pe%ritorbenen Sottol
Billion betannt getpeien, uno i4 mD4t'
sic germ fragen, oh es pahr lit, oab el
ie6er ieiner Ni9ten 800 pfuno binter'
laffen bat9"
nStimmt gang gsnau," beriebte Del
Profefor. ,573."
Ser anoere itarrte Den profefor an
ols bielte er i'm fir %pabnfinnis, ma4t'
cine baftise @erbsugang uno sins iei'
ner Weee.
profefor Simfon bemertte, Dab Del
Wann fi6 augenf9einGi9 in Der 8es
oeutung oer Gntport irrte, uno RE
ibm mad, pGbrenb er in oemfelben @u:
genblid pieber einen S4rttt ging.
rTein, mein 9err. nur 500! : 574."
Primer &erl," ba9te Der Srager
tpdbrenb er feiner Wege ging. ner II
pirtli9 berriidt qeporoen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
Bon, benobIenem d

Ser San oes &af9auer gi9ofs
BubitI9 f9eint iid 5u einem
srpben @fanoal aussunadfen. 8e,
fanntlih bat Die poliSei feftgeitellt,
oab 8ubitid, elm 9reis bon So Sahs
rem, BON ieinem Sefretdr 9ainoki
fOrmli9 auseepliinbert tpur6e, inbem
oie1er Die piele mertbbole &unfffhdbe
entbaltenoe funftbiitorii9e Sammluns
8ubitids na9 unb na9 einem Better
Mltertbumsbdnoler namensQaBlo aus=
Iieferte, Der fe Damn gu 9elo ma9te.
S9on namals fiel es auf, bab Bu<
bitf9 fi9 9eines friiberen @efretdrs,
Der fein 8ertrauen in TO abfheuIi9er
Weiie mibbraudte, troboem duberft
iparm annabm unb i'm fogar our1
periOnlide 5iirfprade aus Den 9dnben
Der Ypliaei befreite. Ser 8ifdof hattie
oaou, pie fi9 jebt "herausfteut, febr sez
pi9tise Griinbe, oenn 9ainobi botte
ii9 in Der MISUNDERSTANDING, 6ie er
senpb, peri4iebene urfunSen gu bers
fdaffen sepubt, Die auf Bubitfh elm
eieentbiimli6es 2iht tperfen. ginSbeil
oiefer nrfunben miro iebt bon einem
uneariIfen REORGANIZATION 8latz
te perDfentli9t. @s befinoet fid oaa
runter Elm LANCER Brief oes Mrdipars
Ser 9auptftaot Peft, 2a6islaus Solob,
aus bsm berporsebt. 6ab SoIbp es
mar, Der Dem 8if6of felt 20 ssahren
ale iene 9irtenbriefe, Meoen umo On
fpradsn DerfaBte, bie 8ubitf6 ben
8einanen bes neslebrteiten &irdenfirs
fen ungarns" eineetraeen baben, ia
Rlbit Elm seidi4tlides Wert, oas unz
ter Sen Namen 8ubitf9s erftiem unb
feline Mabl gum MitsIiso Der nnsari<
iden 4faoemie Ser WiRenfdaften our
5olge battle. puroe BON SoIoD sei9rie=
ben. Ser Brief trGst = ioenr man
AUDI Die bon foaialitiider Settle pers
Dffentli9ten ltrfunosn bebutfam auf=
nebmen mub : 10 1e1- 6en @tempeI
Der gttbeit an f1, baB man i'm poEl
9lau5en 1dbenfen fam. Der ssom erz
regt i'm ganaen 9an6e peinIi4es Mufs
feben, ba 8ubitfd in Ser Reibe ser
unsarif9en 8tf9ofe Elm aana beionz
oeres Mnfeben bsiaB un6 oIs rausaes
5ei9neter Sbeolose. @efdiftsforf4er,
9umaniIt. @taatsmann umb StiIiit".
7iel sefeiert tpur0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07
Emmfton ,.mo @reeIp.

DAP grieaoeeeneral Tunftpm ben
I'm Iugenblid 10 nidtiaen Oberbefebl
uber Die 8unbestruppen in uno UNI
San Srancisto an 8risaoeseneral
9reelp abgeben muBte, bat einsn fir
tbn feinespegs p~erlebeEoen 9runo.
@r fibrte bieien Sterbefebl aeitfpeiz
Zig, neil beim @robeben unb Bel Der
J%euersbrunit Sen. @reelb .auf elmer
&eife mad Dem Often besriffen mar,
UNI Der So95eit feiner So9ter bei5u>
pobnen; dls er auf Ser Surdreife in
Chicago bic erfte 8unbe bon Dem I'm
sliid erbielt. trat er fpslei9 oie 2Hd=
reiie na9 Galifornien an. gr lift Der
Sberbefeblsbaber Der eeiammten paci<
fic MtlitdrsS ipifipn, peIfe Die Mili>
tGrbepartements BON galifornien uno
bonn columbia in fi9 fabt. Sunitpn
aber lit nur 8efe5ls5aber bes Separs
tements Galifprnien, alio Der Inter
sebsne 9reel9's.
Die feds Sage, in tpelden Suniton
0as &ommanbo in San 5ranciscc
fiibrte, brineen inn mod mebr @ubm
elm, als feline tapferen uno abenteuer.
lifsn Sbaten auf ben pbilippinen,
no er iid, troB feiner porberisenl1ner<
fahrenheit i'm &~riegsneien, Den Stang
zines 8rigaoeeeneraIs Der Reauldrsn
ertparb; er seiste ia tpdbrenb Der feds
f9peren Sose inGan Sraneisco eben=
fooiel praftiide gntfdloRenbeit Die
rese MenIdenliebe uno fidersn Saft;
mas er bort i'm Orange Ser srDbten
ROtb seleiftet bat, fi9ert linn fir
INNER Sen Sanf oes 2anoes. l1nb
AUDI in ieiner iebisen etpas anterse@
orOneteren Ste1ung fann unb miro
er BORT nod piel 9utes tbnn. Sein
@prseiebter bate ben euten Saft, ibm
Die unmittelbare Muffi9t iiber Sar
5rdncisco gu belahen.
Sen. @reelb, Ser iein 6%duptquartier
i'm Sort Mafon an Ger 8ai bon Sun
Sruncisco bat, 1T stpeiunbiedsis Sabre
aft, 6unfton erft biersis. ginen ipsit
iiber Die Ser. Staaten btnausrei6enz
ben 1amen bat fi9 @reelp bur9 feline
2eiifuneen als pberfter Signaloffisier
6es amerifaniiden 9eeres sema9t,
namentli6 bur9 feline @rri9tuns
GROCER Selegrapbenlinien, oarunter
AUDI cine in China, oie er anlegte,
ols in Solge Ser 8orerellnruben ali9
amerifanii6e Sruppen oprtbin perlest
fpurOen; au9 burd perfaiebene faGe
piRenffnftli9e @9riften iiber Seles
graphic, brabtlpie Selesrapbie, iber
flimatii9e Sragen u. I. t. bat er iiH
imSn= uno Nuslanbe betannt semadt.
Dim t~perftbGtisen Mitsefibl fir Sie
unsliidlifen in galifornien ipirb es
@reelD nm 70 tpenieer feblen laRen,
als er auf feiner beriihmten Noropolz
expedition perfOnli9 Die furdtbdrfte
Npth fennen lernte, Bis i'm Die &et=
tunsserpebition bes Geebel6en Sdlep
bardus befreite.
Was Die iebise ~pobltbdtise 9ano<
lungsfpei1e Ser reeuldren ameritanis
fden Sruppen in galifornien betrifft.
10 aebibrt bafir ni1t nnr Ben Sub
rer1 uno Den anoeren Offsieren, fonz
bern audi Sen unteroffiaieren unDGolz
6aten tparmes COB; 0enn beinabe les
Der einselne aeiet fi9 als parmher5t@
ger un6 umT9tiger Menfdenfreuno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

6 m a 200 u It piir6er
tdsli9 er~forOerli9 fem, INN elmer Ser.
ION oas ben0tbiste NabrunssquantuW
au erfesen.
Mebr ais 100000 sou.
+ It pafiiren iGbrli9 bic reiaenot
Staot 2ugano an Dem gleiAnamieer
Gee in Der S9peia.
ais erte Pribatooaen.
an Der llniberiitGt 2openbaaen.
Ddnemart, uno otpar fir @pndfolps
gle, bat ft9 Grdulein Or. chi M0nei
babilitirt.
Ole MIsfnbr 9eutf6s
lambs bssifferte ii9 i'm Sabre 1905
auf einen Wertb bon 5,732,OO0,O 600
Marf, gesen 5,229,0OO,OOO Marf i'm
Sabre 1904.
Cine Ieu9ten0e @rott.
tparoe iiingf in 8iirgftsin, 8obmen,
entbedt. Die gbloropbpaaeuen Sea
2eudtmopfes lafen Die 6elfenpdnos
gologrin erslGn5en.
d | a no bat, nah Der
Uolfsadblung bonn l. DECEMBER 1905,
cine 8ebDlferuns bon 60,6O5,183 pers
foHen. oapon fino 29,868,O96 mdnns
li4. 30.737.087 tueibIi9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-07

Der Capitalization
malt in Eouoi bat Die eeridtIid)e I'm
teriudnns gesen sic Sneenieure err
Sffnef, Die Die Hettimgsarbeiten IN
gourieres :mternomrnen baben.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-15

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The pony will be delivered to the winner
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Contestants not confined to any particu-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-28
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING.
Suggestion on Best Plan in Removal
Ing. the House.
Written for The Star.

Written for The Star.
Just where to begin and where to end In
the spring cleaning is problem which con-
fronts every housewife these last days OF
April That certain amount of renovating
has to be done goes without saying after
the long shut-in months OF winter, but the
old-fashioned complete tearing up from
cellar to attic or from parlor to store room
is n thing OF the past.
Walls woodwork, every possible nook
and Granny, all receive their share OF clean
ing at least once week, and 1t is so thor
ougtl nowadays with the numberiess up-to-
date conveniences and helps, that 1t Is
merely waste of time and energy to go
through the yearly siege which formerly
was the bane of every household as soon as
the first warm days were ushered in. The
carpet sweeper, too, has done Its share
toward removing any excess of dirt and
dust and floor coverings unless they be
rugs. are taken up not oftener than once
in two years with the repapering of the
walls. and then only In one or two rooms
at time.
Two parts of every house there are how.
ever which still demand a thorough going
over at least once and II possible twice
year. They are the kitchen and the bath
room. These two rooms need TO be freshly
finished from floor to ceiling as sure as the
spring rolls round, II healthy conditions
are to prevail. and for this reason II is
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on far fewer and less sumptuous garments
Beach.
In the late winter months. when smart
American society formerly sought the Ri
viera and Monte Carlo. they now pack up
few automobiles. some dogs and jewels and
a whole procession of bewildering gowns.
Do not smart Europeans now seek the
shores of Florida in place of their accus-
American women to give them object les
sons In smart dress? To be sure IL is.
Hence. the luxurious and extravaganza lin
gerfe gown, with its marvellous masses OF
contrasting laces and fine needlewori5 and
its hats, parasols and fetching dress access
series to match. az ~
most perfect example of the conbina-
ton of iaces Is shown In gown of mousse
line de Sole made with corselet skirt. Pin
tuckngs shape the skirt about the waist
and hips, while wide Valenciennes insertion
In empire design completes the upper half
of the girdle effect. Three bands of inser-
ton alternating empire and rose design trim
the foot of the training~sk and each of
the ten cores are joined by inch-wid inser-
ton to match. The short biousing bodice is
formed of pin-tucked muslin and insertion
Lines of baby Irish lace with gathered
Valenciennes edging form the double sus-
penders.
A second exquisite afternoon lingerie frock
has the muslin foundation quite pieced IN
with wide bands of hand-em broidered mus
lin introduced by insertions of VaIenciennes
Geometrical designs of the same lace inser-
ton intercept both waist and skirt In odd
ana unusual ways. and where they are not
boulliones and pin tuckings of the muslin do
away with any plain expanse OF the simple
ma teriai.
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have them both done after the same style.
The paint and paper used in one room
serves equally well for the other, and
when this is the case the complete reno
over twenty-four hours at the most.
With two men working, the walls can be
reinished in eight or ten hours. AT the
same time the ceilings receive their two
fresh coats Of kalsomine to efface the year 8
accumulation of rising smoke and hidden
microbes while it is only few hours la
Dor with the new varnishes to brighten
every bit of woodwork.
The quick-drying qualities of the new
paints and varnishes are what make this
very healthy cleanliness possible. This is
particularly true of the paints, and where
thing is an impossibility painted walls are
by all odds the cheapest and the cleanest.
Not only do they admit of frequent wash
ings with soap and water, but fresh coat
of paint can be put on at small expense at
least once every year.
Light tans and drabs and a gray white
are the favorite colors for this paint. They
give bright, clean look to both the rooms
and they do not come to show the dust and
SCOT nearly as much as would be expected
In many homes where the high expanse OF
wall Is relieved half way between floor and
ceiling by n,olding, paint a shade or two
darker than that employed above covers
the lower division and gives height to the
rooms.
If the walls are not painted. but covered
with wall paper it should show the smooth,
glazed finish which permits of frequent
washings, and the spring scrubbing should
be particularly thorough with one of the
new-fangled mop brushes and plenty of
warm water containing a goodly supply of
washing powder. The same vanishing pro-
cess described above for the woodwork
needs to be gone through with, and a spick-
and-span wllitewasher or kalsomfned ceiling
alone can complete the spring cleaning of
the most constantly used rooms in any
house--the kitchen and the bath room.