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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-13

EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
CLEvENGER,
East Side OF 23d Ave, near E. 18th st.
DESIRABLE FACTORY SITE
block Of level land, 2o0x30o. within short
switching distance OF the proposed line Of
railroad along the estuary.
$1,000 Small neat double nat, in a good loca-
ton, with private. water plant; viii rent
$3150-Modern 2-story house, nearly new, in a
good location for either home or income
property
s4so0-Large. elegant. up to date house. in a
choice location; owner going away
slSoo-A neat 4-room cottage within walking
distance of street cars and local trains
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS AT PRICES THAT
ARE REASONABLE.
OFFICE CLOSED on SUNDAY
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
BARGAIN IN HOMES
S3900-About half cash; one year old; 2-story
broom house, extra nice finish 500
mantel; everything of the best; lot 35xl35;
S3S00-Haf cash; new 2-story house. rooms;
up TO date in every way; well built a
nice barn; everything completes blocks
s5s5o,.A pair Of new Broom fats on a corner
worth easily $1,000 rents for SIS g per mo.
seoo--s2oo cash. balance SIS per mo-; lots
4Dxl05. street work done.
w. C. MORAN & CO.,
South Berkeley.
s2T5o-NEw cottage of rooms; block to
car line; $3.50 down, monthly payments of
$40 and interest at s per cent; insurance
and taxes paid BY seller elIss
14I4 Shattuck Ave. Berkeley.
Phone Berkeley 1929.
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
NoDFpN uOIrSEs ron SIZE
rooms and bath; near school .......-.. S2250
rooms and bath; near depot. $4,000
rooms and bath; great bargain. $500
rooms and bath; barn and garage. 49,. $500
10 eba aRa el s ason rs oe
]. FRED sCHLINGMAN CO.. Mil Valley.
BOYLE PARK,
MILL VALLEY,
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large. slightly lots. wooded; bay and mountain
view: streets being graded and severed: building
5estriction minutes to station; lots 50 feet and
L. I. PARKER. Agent Min valley.
THE finest property in Marin County at Mill
Valley; lots from $500 up; beautifully wooded.
water pipes laid, telephone, etc; we sell lots
FRED 'scHLINGMAN CO.. NM Valley, Cal.
THE choicest property in Min Valley; low prices,
easy payments. For particulars see SLIPP &
JASPER. 1911 Fillmore St. near O'Farrell
HALFMOON BAY REAL ESTATE
MONTARA.
II you could buy large lot In the Montara
townsite, on the line of The Ocean Shore r. R.,
Is miles or 30 minutes from San Francisco, for
s175. improvements included and pay nothing
down would you be interested?
No taxes: no interest," free excursion Sun
days and Thursdays; for free tickets call at
office Montara Realty Dew. Co.. 1900 Golden
Gate ave-, cor. Fillmore ST.; 1906 Broadway,
Oakland.
FOR sale at a sacrihce-3 lots on Main ave. |;
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P-''0--OA'n On irnN
AZ rvrD. coon p.po.,r
ma "ooD
every respect: ONLY 1 YEAR OLD; in fine
residence district: 5eantiful view; large lot,
45xlVo: WILL Rt.NI FOX Cd: tnls Is one o,
the best buys WE HAVE EVER HAD IN THE
OFFICE (sosl
s5Soo.,-Two new fats. and rooms each; lot
4 tso 272 blocks 5 from from hey Route . sta
sh5s' sonartr n iii odrenr 81 pFp cF Fasr
IN ~ DA "a si,s Is now rented at sS esaop PEI
~VNN' oe 'nis % INV V
uorcoA,p pr.TTy COMPANY
INVESTOR OF CAPITAL,
BOG San Pablo Ave, Oakland, Cal.
$50 cash. IS monthIy-Barn with living
H and F cc se s lots onse
for all. s1ioo. sue @'''se'-'' ''Ai''' p''ee
.xoo ..sh ESQ ,o-,eI- p. b.. e,,..aa
w.. 80 .-ea " nlio.lsu
price $1,000 anu
p'e
$500 cash. $40 rnonthlv-Cottare. 4 large rooms
bath; attic noored can easily make more
rooms: foot basement: "' porch back an and
front. cifv u-afer CONNECTED. all fencad and
cross fencad. int -s~io0. nr;ca soano ~
- Se'
<,1on 60. - -,
clothes closet; chicken house, fruit trees;
lot 15x1OO; terms.
sf5oO-ShineIe finish Broom cottage: CITY water
and electric lights: fruit trees and berries;
lot T5x1oo: terms Call or send for cfrcu-
n 2 ZONES OWNER
45s Ninth St near Broadway Oakland
Swell cottsTe reons isrge Tecen.,on b.,,
electricify ana gas: beautifsIi hath tub: nanei
dintng-room- large nantrv. iot a7xi00. nice
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HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE
ROSS VALLEY PROPERTY

FOR sale at a Sacrifices lots on lain ave.
can't make payments. Box 1888. Call office.
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Absolutely the finest wooded property in San
Msreo. The celebrated Hayward Mansion, which
was recently sold to the san Mateo Hotel Com
panr lies In the center Of this property. II
viii be converted into Of California's leading
hotels ct an expenditure OF a quarter OF mil
lion dollars The Interurban Electric Rail
road runs almost adjacent 70 the property. which
is situated within ; minutes walk Of San Mateo
depot
THESE LOTS ARE IN SAN MATE0.
THESE LOTS ARE IN SAN MATEO.
The Bay Shore viii bring these lots within 30
minutes Of Sd and Townsend SITS. and the Bay
Shore is nearly completed
No lot has less than 50 feet frontage. and arti-
fetal stone sidewalks. curbing, sewer and water
pipes and street work viii be done without ex-
pense 70 the purchaser.
II viii pay you 20 90 70 San Mateo and see
our agent Mr.. Frank S Grummon. who viii be
glad to show you about the property
We control the bulk OF San Msteo property.
CENTRAL ADDITION.
SAN MATE0 PARK ION the car Incl
HAYWARD PARK and beautiful villa sites)
HAYWARD ADDITION.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 Fillmore St
FRANK s. GRUMMON. San Mateo.
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PERSONALS
A. DR.. E. E. MCLEAN,
Hair Specialist,
Formerly Call Bldg.
Is still manufacturing her celebrated hair and
skin preparations 504 Broderlck ST.. under
the name of the E. e. MCLEAN MANUFAC-
TURING co. The demand is greater than
ever for her Golden Seal Hair Tonic flor oily
hair, Dandelion Dandruff Cure. Hazeline Hair
Tonic for thin, dry and brittle hairi
Hair Grower Pomade-Eczema ointment.
Cures Eczema. Itching Skin, Pimples. etc.
Chilean Hair Restorer flor restoring hair
to its original color.
Hazeline Cold Cream without a peer as a
skin food.
Medicated Face Powder and numerous other
prepsrs tons.
Free diagnosis Monday and Friday bet. 2
and 4 D. M
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-13

LITTLE girl-My last three letters to you have
come back unopened, but not addressed to me
in your handwriting. They are interfering
again. know; must communicate with you.
so try this ad which will run till you answer;
tell ALL but be little careful every
won't know: do you still feel the same
Shall hold my breath till your ad appears.
KID
NINE. VIOLA. Partisan Beauty Doctor. removes
freckles pimples, etc; youth regained; no
powder used 1901 Buchanan St, room o.
INFORMATION wANTED-Emil Mega, where
you? Paul Matzmer. Stockton, R. F. ID.
No. 2. Box 100
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
vOL|VA SECURE
IN DOW|E'S SEAT

Chicago, Sept. 19.-Wilbur Glen
Voliva was chosen yesterday by the
people of Zoin City as their leader by
a vote of 1911 to for his opponent
A. E. Bills. The election was held
under the orders of Judge Lands Of
the United States district court. The
action of the Zionites practically
makes John Alexander Dowie an out
cast from the religious organization
which he established several years
ago and which has now grown 70
large proportions. Dowie, who is in
feeble health, refuses to recognize
the authority of the court in ordering
the election and did not present him
self as a candidate.
Out of the total vote cast, about
half were by the women of Zion City,
who went to the polls singing hymns,
cast their votes and then knelt in
prayer at the door of the voting place
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
ADAMS COUNTY
ATTORNEY NAMED

Governor Davidson appointed S. S.
Forrest of Friendship as district attor-
ney of Adams county, to fill the vac
ancy caused by the death some weeks
ago of P. G.. Collipp.
The executive appointment was an
nounced of DR.. F. G. Golfer of Marin
cite as a member of the advisory
board of the Wisconsin State Tuber-
culosis Sanitarium commission. DR.
Golfer succeeds himself for term of
five years. The sanitarium is now IN
process of construction at Wales,
near Waukesha. It will cost about
800, 900.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24

and at times heavy rain throughout
the day made food conditions worse
in and near Lincoln. The Union Pa
cific railroad is the worst sufferer,
the flood being most disastrous from
to Stromburg and from
the former place to Wahoo that has
ever been known. Miles Of track
have been washed away and serious
damage done to the roadbed. No
trains have been able to travel in or
out of Lincoln since Saturday. The
Burlington has a washout between
Lincoln and Nebraska City.
Fifty People Drowned.
Ell Paso, Texas, Sept. ia Herald
dispatch from Guadalajara states that
a correspondent at Mazatlan has wired
that 81 persons drowned in the recent
floods in Santiago, Ixcuintia and ad-
jacent districts in the territory OF
Topic. 1t Is reported that 800 people
are homeless Several river towns
have been partially destroyed, thou
sands of cattle drowned and crops in
many sections ruined.
Only One Death Proved.
Kingfsher, Okla, Sept. 19.-While
it is believed that several lives were
lost yesterday when two cars of a
Rock Island train went into the Cir
ammon river at Dover, because of the
collapse of the bridge, nobody has
been recovered, and the only person
positively known to have persisted is
Hank" Littlefield, an employe of the
Forepaugh and Sells circus, who was
drowned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
DANES VOTE On
STATE TICKET
Madison, Sept. 10.

Madison, Sept. 10.
Returns at the Office of the county
clerk, as Officially canvassed, show
the vote for state officers to have
been as follows in Dane county:
Governor-Davidson, 4,353; Len
root, 1,943; Awkward, 1880; Merton,
81; Eaton, g. Davidson's plurality,
2,41O. Aylward's plurality, 1913
Lieutenant Governor-Connor, g.
$50; Strange 1877; Blenski, 951; o.
meara 253; Fehlandt, II. Connor's
plurality, 2,O39. Blenski's plurality
sos.
Secretary Of state-Frear, 1866;
Froehlich, 1925; Houser, 1898; Noel.
1909; Clayton, g. Houser's plural
ity, 81.
State treashren-Dahl, 2,156;
Kempf, LAG; Thomas, 1,211; Jenson,
1905; Emerson, So. Dahrs plural
ity, 945.
Attorney general-Gilbert, 1870;
Ingalls,, 381; MCGEE, 1872; Lueck, L.
1877; Van Keuren SO. Gilbert's plur-
atty, 1883.
Commissioner Of Insurance-Beedle
1885; Purtell, 2,743; Neuens, 1,197;:
Abraham. 81. PurtelPs plurality, 4Oz
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
The Surgeon WEIGHED.

Theodore Billroth, the eminent
Viennese surgeon, lecturing to his
class in a medical school, said that a
doctor needed two gifts-he must be
free from any tendency toward nausea
and he must be a good observer.
He then poured nouseous fluid in
to a glass, dipped one of his fingers
into it and licked it off; whereupon
he invited the students to follow his
example. Without finching they
did so.
With a broad grin the surgeon
looked at them and said: "You have
stood the first test brilliantly. Not
so the second, for none of you OBJ
served that I dipped my first finger in
to the glass but licked the second!"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
PEACE CONGRESS OPENS.
Message of President Roosevelt
Warmly AppIauded.

Milan, Sept. 16.-The universal
peace congress was inaugurated Sat
urday afternoon After the inaugural
address, j. E. Dunning, American con-
sui here, read the following message
from President Roosevelt:
Giving utterance to the aspirations
of the American people that the great
cause of peace among nations shall
prevail, and sharing the hopeful de-
sire of my countrymen that the labors
of the present international peace,
conference at Milan will mark fur
Their advance toward realizing uni
versal peace, congratulate the con-
ference upon its suspicious meeting.
The reading of Roosevelt's message
was greeted with Tremendous enthu
siasm. All the delegates rose and
many shouted:
Long live Roosevelt and America"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
MUTINY ON
THE CLEVELAND

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 16.-With the
departure of the cruiser Cleveland
from the navy yard Saturday after
noon a story of mutinous conduct
in the part of a member of her crew
became public. 1t is reliably reported
that while the cruiser was making
preparations to leave Friday night, a
number of the crew objected to the
discipline of the master at arms and
gave him such an unmerciful beating
that he may die.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
NEED A STATE
VETERINARIAN

Madison, Sept. 10.
The state livestock sanitary board
met in the Office of John M. True,
secretary of the board, and discussed
various matters that have accumulat-
ed since the death of the late DR.. e.
D. Roberts of GAINESVILLE, state veter-
marian. 1t appears necessary that
as soon as practicable a success d
to DR.. Roberts be appointed, and to
make this suggestion the board called
upon the governor at the executive
office. There are a large number of
candidates for the place, which pays
$4,000 year, but the governor is care
fully going over the qualifications and
endorsements of them all before max
ing a decision.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
SOON DIG FOR CAPITOL.
Excavations for New West Wing to
Begin in a Week.

Excavation for the foundation of
the west wing of the new Wisconsin
statehouse will be commenced ~
about a week, according to members
of the commission who left Madison
yesterday after the conclusion of
their meeting. Practically all the
work on the perfection of the com
that remains on the planning part is
fo1 the draughtsmen to work out the
directions of the architect and COM
miss.Cners. The commission has not
yet determined the kind Of sto?,s
that viii be usal in the construction
but :. is desired to utilize the prob
uct of Wisconsin quarries.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
INSPECTORS To
HUNT MILK DOPE
Madison, Sept. 10.

Madison, Sept. 10.
Last week Dairy and Food Com
missioner Emery held a meeting of all
his assistants and inspectors at Mil
waukee for a general conference re-
lating to the work of the commission.
One important item of the meeting
was the giving of instruction by the
chemist of the commission to all the
inspectors in the method of detecting
chemical preservatives in milk This
will enable the commission to ex-
tend it's work in the detection Of
chemical preservatives in milk and at
the same time relieve the laboratory
of large volume of this class of
work
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
ODELL FACTION
SUFFERS ROUT
Madison, Sept. Is

MdulSOs1, O6pC. L.
New York. Sept. 19.-In bitter
clash of opposing factions in yester-
days primary elections of New York
county, Congressman Herbert Par
sons, president Of the New York
county committee, won a. sweeping
victory for the control of the repub-
lican organization, while Leader
Charles F. Murphy Of Tammany hall,
retained his position at the head of
the agitation by narrow margin.
Parsons victory was a complete
route for the Odell faction. Parsons
had the backing of President Roose.
welt and Governor Higgins.
In the democratic battle friends of
Mayor Mcclellan had banded to-
gether to wrest the control of Tam
many from Murphy and were very
nearly successful in doing so.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
GASOLINE POWER ON
UNION PACIFIC ROAD.

Omaha, Sept. lev. R. McKeen,
superintendent of motive power of the
Union Pacific, announced Saturday
that the experiments of his company
in the use Of gasoline for propelling
passenger cars have at last proved
successful. McKeen took a party
of railroad men and newspaper men
over the line from Columbus, Nebras-
ka, to Omaha Saturday in morton car
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
navy will send a supply ship with
food and a collier to Havana.
Quiet In Havana.

navy will send a supply ship with
food and a collier to Havana.
Quiet In Havana.
Commader ColweH of the cruiser
Denver cabled the navy department
yesterday from Havana saying that
things were quieting generally and
leaders discussing peace terms.
General Funston, now on his way to
Washington under orders from the
war department, will probably be as
signed to the command of the army
in Cuba if intervention should be
found necessary.
While orders have not been issued
for movement of troops to Cuba, the
army was never better prepared for
quick action if it is gound necessary
to send it to Cuba.
General Funston is probably as wei
informed regarding conditions in the
army. He made good reputation in
the Philippines and only few months
ago attracted attention by the manner
in which he handled the difficult sit
uation growing out of the employment
of troops in San Francisco after the
earthquake. The fact that he is I'M
der arders to come to Washington
and to await further instructions in
dictates that he is wanted for impor-
tant duty.
Troops Ordered to Be Ready.
Richmond, Ind Sept 19.-Com-
opJ IT of tho fO1rtb TTni+o6
States infantry, en- route from Fort
Benjamin Harrison, near Indianapolis,
to Fort Wayne, Mich, were last night
ordered to report to Fort. Thomas,
KY, in anticipation of being sent TO
Cuba The companies camped last
night 16 miles west of Richmond.
Depredations by Rebels.
Havana, Sept 19.-The official re-
port of the engagement at Los Pala-
clos says party of Guerra's came to
Los Palacios and sent in emissaries
with an offer Of surrender. Before an
answer could be given, the town was
attacked The 80 militimen guard
ing the town fell back, leaving some
dead and prisoners. For a quarter of
an hour the insurgents remained in
the town and then were dispersed by
! Colonel AvaIoS force. Many depre-
dations were committed by the insurg-
ents in town and of the militiamen
three are dead, three wounded; and
of the townspeople, one is dead and
two wounded. Among the prisoners
are SO militiamen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
Anxiety for Passengers.

Honolulu, Sept 18.-The transport
Buford will leave here today for the
midway to get the Mongolia's passe1-
gers. The Sheridan's passengers are
still stranded here. There is consid-
cradle anxiety in Honolulu regarding
the passengers on the Mongolia.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
FATAL AUTO COLLISION.
Chicago Stock Broker Loses Life
In Crash.

In Crash. :.
Chicago, Sept. 16.-Solomon Sturges
rember of the stock firm Baker &
Co.. Chicago, was fatally injured anf
two other persons severely hurt
Saturday night in collision be-
tween two automobiles on Ridge
boulevard, Evanston. The machine
In which the Sturges party was rid
ing was going at high rate of speed
when the accident occurred, and the
car was overturned and occupants
thrown Leadlong to the pavement
Sturges' skull was fractured and he
was injured internally. Two OF his
companions, W. H. l. Heyworth,
wealthy building contractor and the
owner of the automobile, and Walter
Aver, Chicago attorney, were bad
ly hurt. The occupants of the other
car escaped injury.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
AGED Couple Killed.

Goshen, Ind, Sept. 19-While
crossing the tracks of the Winona
Interurban line, Is miles south of this
place yesterday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jason Jones of LeeSburg, Ind,
aged 81 and IS years respectively,
were struck by an interurban car and
killed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
Greedy Succeeds corbin.

St. Louis, September 16.-MAjo:
General Adolphus w. Greedy formally
took charge of the northern diVi-
sion of the United States army here
Saturday, succeeding General Corbin.
retired.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
MEXICO IN FEAR.
Precautions Taken Against Independ.
ence Day Riots.

enee Day Riots.
Mexico City, Sept. 1G.-Telegrams
from all parts of Mexico indicate that
peace prevails everywhere on the eve
of independence day and no trouble is
anticipated anywhere. Nevertheless
all saloons in Mexican cities were
closed Saturday afternoon by order
of the government, and will remain
closed until Monday. Every possible
precautiOn has been taken to prevent
trouble. Large numbers of troops
have been stationed at all points
where many Mexican workmen are
employed in connection with Ameri-
cans.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24

The largest pin factory in the world
is that in Birmingham, England,
where 100000 pins are manufactur-
ed every working day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-09-24
Votes on Congressman.

Figures obtained from the various
counties in the second congressional
district show the vote in the special
election for member of congress to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of the late H. G. Adams, as follows:
John NJ. Nelson, Madison ..... 10,O98
Grant Thomas Madison 3.703
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-18
The Homely Apron
Can be Made Quite
Attractive

YY1 1ERE is a plea for the apron; but
IA listen, it contains a moral.
D5JG#N l was somewhat astonshed the
0Sil28D other evening to hear a man. ap-
parently immune from the wiles
vi cupid, bachelor, cold, calculating and
"'[luy Wlse' state that woman in Il be-
coming, daintily made apron was more at
tractlVe to him than one in fine decollete raj
ment. -''
The latter he observes every night dnrinc
the week in the social whirl; the former he
sees nut one week when he happens to
spy the mai
NOW there more truth in this simple but
surprising dt claration than many women
will doubtless admit
Ihefe was time few years ago, when
aprons were generally tabooed by all save
Merely Mary Ann" who was too nracticol
ever to discar, so sensible a medium of pro-
lection.
lt is not smart to be domesticallv in
clined," some women declared. at is too
much the symbol of work-a-day pursuits 10
be encouraged" Forthwith they discarded
IT, preferrlng to submit their pershable
frocks TO the inevitable soil rather than don
an apron.
How many garments went to an untimelv
end IN this careless, eXtravagant fashion. no
repentence with experience.
Women have grown wiser since that dov
especially those who have matrimonial am
b1tions For they do say that men of TO-
day, whether clerks or sons of millionaires
have become wonderfully shrewd and prac-
tical regarding the domestic qualifications
of their prospective brides.
And most assuredly they must not despise
the cooking apron when the occasion de-
mand it. So you see that the point is quite
signif can't and the words of the bachelor
possibly q common verdict.
Aprons Attractive as Well as Practical
Just because an apron is an apron, a
"catchall' for SOIL that is no excuse why
it should be commonplace and unattractive
Of course, we not going to embellish
them with chiffon rufhes or silk embroidered
medallions, or other garntures reserved for
gowns.
First of all, we want them appropriately
made for the kind of serviceable wear they
nre required to fill. Some aprons intended
for various kinds of household work resem-
he frocks. They come to the top of hem on
the skirt, are nicely fitted to the figure and
many boast of sleeves full length or half,
affording ample protection for the gown
worn beneath
1t is especially necessary that "coVeralls''
are we'll fitted. and for this purpose cores
gre introduced, and indeed, some of the
y aprons are rs smooth fitting as a princess
gown. Darts are sometimes introduced at
the bust line when the wearer is 1eshy.