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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-02
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION,

This end of the county will be well
represented at the democratic coun-
ty convention in Y. M. G. A. hall,
New Brunswick, tomorrow The con-
vention will be called to order at
noon.
The slate is pretty generally under
stood to contain the names of George
S. Sllzer, of Metuchen, for the nomi-
nation for state senator; and for as
sembly, DR.. William b. Ramsay, of
this city; Lawyer Thomas A. Hager-
ty, of New Brunswick, formerly of
this city; and Andrew Ely, of Gram
bury.
The delegates from this city are
William A. Crowell and George Har-
diman, from the first ward; William
Calvin and B. M. Cannon, from the
second ward; James H. Cassidy, Matt
Wierup and James j. Garland, from
the third ward; August Kroeger and
Nels Lybeck from the fourth ward;
Thomas Connors and d. T. Ryan
from the fifth, and Dennis J. Flynn
and Thomas Bird, Jr., from the sixth.
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go GROUND STORAGE
WELLS WILL BE NEEDED
Engineer Mason Of the Water
Department Says the Number
Must be Doubled.
SIX MILLION GALLONS.
Thirteen Ground Storage Wells
Now Connected Twelve More
will be Ready SOOa.

.'Sixty ground storage wells will
be needed to supply the city with
water" said Engineer S. J. Mason, IN
conversation with a NEWS report<r
yesterday afternoon.
The average daily consumption
is 100000 gallons" continued the
engineer, land in a short time 6,000,-
900 gallons will be used. AT present
we have thirteen ground storage
wells connected and with the other
twelve that are now ready for the
pipes, we will have total of twenty
five OF that kind. Each storage well
flows from 100000 to 100000 gal
Ions a day, and, at the greatest, the
entire twenty-five wells could not
supply more than 100000 gallons,
Independent of the pond and arte-
sian wells Therefore, if the city is
to be furnished entirely with ground
storage water, which is rain water
that has percolated through the soil
the ultimate result will be that about
thirty-five more wells must be driv-
en-, making a total of sixty storage
wells"
There are now artesian wells at
Runyon which are used in conjunc-
tion with the storage wells. The ar
tesian water, when mixed with the
blush white storage water, forms an
iron sediment, which is what the
water commissioners are trying tc
abolish To do this the above stated
number of new wells will be neces-
sary.
The twelve new wells are now
driven, and they are being connected
rapidly. Contractor Chris DeidricS-
son expects to complete the pipe work
in about a month. The water board
will meet tomorrow night, and a
number of important matters are to
be considered.
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Louis A. Archer, Of International
Correspondence Schools,
Local Men Back Of II.
To BEGIN AT ONCE.
Temporary Headquarters in New
Hess Bl0ck-HandsOme Building
Contemplated With Ali Modern Ap-
pliances-Anyone Can Enter and
Cost Will BE Small-To Form Reg
ularly Organized Stock Company.

A mechanics institute, similar to
Cooper Union in New York city, is
now being organized here by Louis
A. Archer, the local representative of
the International Correspondence
School. Mr. Archer came to this
city about six months ago, and at
once saw that building where young
men could congregate both for edu-
cational and social purposes was
needed. He started the movement by
bringing it to the attention of a num-
Der of prominent men, and he has
now succeeded in starting what
should, in short time, be one of
the finest and best equipped institutes
of its kind in the county.
The new organization is to be call
ed the Mechanics Institute, and will
be conducted along similar lines to
Cooper Union in New York, but cor
respondingly smaller. Mechanical
engineering, draughting and other
branches will be taught
Edward l.. Gridley, superintendent
of the Chesebrough Manufacturing
Works and secretary of the Mechan-
les Institute of New York; w. S.
Higgins, +. l.. Antissel and c. H. AL
drich, of the Raritan Copper Works,
will be at the head of the new organ.
ization. Mr.. Antissell is familiar
with the workings of this kind of a
school, and will be an active member
At present the new school will be
conducted in the Hess building al
Madison avenue and Smith street, but
as soon as arrangements can be COM
pleted a building containing class
rooms, gymnasium, swimming pool
and other appliances will be erected.
Most of the members of the school at
| the start will be composed of students
of the correspondence schools, but for
small sum, anyone desirous of Sc
curing a technical education may
! join.
A meeting of the board of d.. : IT.
/ ors will be held Friday night at thc
home of w. S. Higgins, on Market
street. Considerable stock has al
ready been subscribed,
Mr.. Archer, who is to be in charge
of the school, said, in conversation
with NEWS reporter this morn
ing that it would be opened
about next Thursday. Mr.. Archer is
confident that number of local men
will be added to the membership list
soon.
"The school," said Mr.. Archer, "is
to give the poor man chance to OBJ
tain a practical education. The insti-
tuition will be self supporting and the
fees will be small. On account of the
number of factories here, | am sure
that many of their employees VIII want
to join the school at once.
The quarters in the Hess building
will be furnished at once.
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OFFICER ENDED RuMPUS
TENEMENT HOUSE.

Patrolman Shultz was sent to Loe-
ser's tenement house at Maurer last
night, in response to a telephone mes
sage that fight was in progress.
When the policeman arrived, sounds
Of the rumpus reached his ears. up
on entering the house, he found that
the noise was being made by the
members OF two families. who had
taken too much liquor. He quieted
them and left.
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BREAK LEFT
CITY DARK.
Machinery at Power House al
Metuchen Out of Order Street
Lamps Out.

This city was in darkness for sever
al hours last night because the street
lights were out. Side streets were
especially dark, as no lights of any
kind were to be seen. On the main
streets, the stores kept things bright
ened up. The reason of this, it was
declared at the Public Service Cor
poration Office today, was the break
ing down of some machinery at the
Metuchen power house. 1t was re-
paired about 10 o'clock, and the pow
er was turned on, but a number of
lights remained out. Everything is
in working order today and it is ex-
pected that the city will have its us
ual light tonight.
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FESTIVAL AND FAIR
FOR SCHOOL FUND.

A meeting was held in the base
ment of st. Stephens Danish Luther
an church, in Broad street, last night,
by the society organized some time
ago for the maintenance of the paro-
chial school at that place. A large
number of the members were pres
ent and considerable business was
transacted. 1t was decided to hold a
fair and festival, Tuesday, November
13. Al committee was appointed and
plans were started for the affair.
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SEARCH TRUNK
FOR HIS GOODS

Mike Supera went to police head
quarters this morning and asked Re-
corder Pickersgill to issue a search
warrant for a trunk, which he said
contained an overcoat and some mon
ey. Supera came here from James
burg and says that fellow boarder
stole the coat from him, and came
here. Mike followed the alleged
thief to this city, and found trunk
in the mans room. In the trunk, he
said, is his overcoat The warrant
was issued, and Supera left to find
an officer to serve it, and to have the
trunk taken to the police station and
held until the owner claims it.
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Best Thing Could Happen Cuba.

LONDON, Oct 2.-''It is the best thing
that could have happened to Cuba" is
the opinion of the foreign Office here as
expressed after full consideration of
the American action. The foreign Of
flee thus far has not received any Off
cial communication regarding the
changed conditions in the island, but
the officials evidently anticipate that
the Intervention of the United States
will lead to the annexation of Cuba.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-02
% FOOT SLOOP
is MISSING

Hans Peterson, of Keasbey, report
ed to the police today that small
sloop belonging to him had been sto-
len last night. The sloop is 2S feet
long; 10 foot beam, painted white
along the water line and red below;
22 foot mast and sails that curl near
the boom.
The police are making search foi
the missing boat.
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Rebels Threatened Santiago.

SANTIAGO, Cuba, Oct 2.-The ar
rival here of the American cruiser Des
Moines relieved serious situation.
Fully 1900 armed revolutionists We're
encireling the city within three miles.
They were undisciplined, badly organ
ized. without shelter and hungry and
wore threatening to raid the city.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY BEGINS
ITS WINTER SCHEDULE.

After closing three evenings a
week for three months, the library
commenced, last night, its winter
schedule of keeping open every eve
ming from to 8 o'clock, an s'Sn Sun
day afternoons from L.: $3.50
o'clock. tor hs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-02
FINISH WORK
ON CONDUITS

The laying of the conduits of the
Citizens Electric Light, Heat & Pow
er. Company, on State street, will be
completed tonight. The Perth Am
boyl Conduit Company, which is do
ing the work, expected to finish last
Saturday, but were delayed. A large
manhole is to be built at Smith and
State streets, but this will not be
completed today.
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METUCHEN TO TRY
AGAIN FOR new SCHOOL
Call Has Been Issued for the Pe0-
Pile of the Borough to Vote Next
Tuesday Night.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

METUCHEN, Oct. 2.-The school
trustees are again agitating the new
school question, and notices have
been posted calling a special meeting
of the townspeople to vote for a new
building next Tuesday night at the
high school. The proposition includes
a $4,000 lot olARobins place as the
most desirable qoeation for papew
building. me.
n mship !
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SCHOONER IN
A HEAVY BLOW.
The FOur-MaSter Laura c. Ander-
son Lost a TOpmast and
BOwSprit.

The four-masted schooner, Laura
G. Anderson, which arrived at the
Lehigh Valley wharves loaded with
lumber Friday, lost her front topmast
and half of her bowsprit during the
trip. The mishap occurred in gale
off the lower coast.
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WI Ated--You lady for office
woi< ynd saIeslady. Address S. W..
carey Xening News.
425G-1o- r1ts
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new DRUM CORPS
is ORGANIZED.

The Social A. G. met at Mckinley
Hall last night and formed fife and
drum corps, composed of members
of the A. C. The fifers are E. Tyr
rell, j. Bartholomew, M. Mum, j.
Algaard, b. Bollschweiler and 0.
Rasmussen. The drummers are e.
Dingler, e. Mills, E. Barnes, T. Ras-
mussen and C. Mum. The cymbal
player is G. Damgaard, and bass
drummer, II. Tooker.
I They will meet every Thursday
might in Mckinley hall.
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Read the EVENING NEWS col
ufhn OF Cite Briefs every day. sof
bright asxim ewsy and keeps late.
;nechaIiy does, apply to those
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
Fashionable Buttons.

The. making of buttons for spring
gowns Is something n woman should
study. for the styles are changing last
and the little simple button. worked
with n tiny design on top. has gwen
way in ;hc march OF fashion to tho
one with an elaborate design. mostly
conventional and always artistic. II
Ia a very good thing TO purchase two or
three buttons OF Partisan or Indian do
sign In order that they may serva an
copies. They will be Of much assist
anco when ono is cmbroidcring onc'a
button tops.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27

ONE OF THE pRETTiEsT PATTERNS.
work II eh. 1 4. ! timca In loop. Turn
tho work tn right Kidc.-:nd round.
d. 10 tr. I eh. 8 r. J d In hrH, loop: ~.
zir. 4 ch. Z TT. J Il In second loop. d.
tr. I ch. 10 u. !; d In 5rd loop: d In
c-ni.r ring. 6 single along ch. ofnaA tho
center stalk with ch. and work another
leaf In exactly IN. same manner. and
work single aion. the Hicm. fab'nn on.
Joni the patterns to on. another by tho
chain OF the middle division of tho lear.
Tho EdFr-i d In ch II lower division
Of tho end leaf. ch. Il In middle oi lHe
ETnp-. .. . ch. ! single In h ch. ch.
l single In ith. ! ch. l Il In middle stitch
of next grape. Repeat from In cach
grape all round. working /. bars Of pieoH
In the lowest grape. with l In tho 9Th
and 10th stitches: then I ch. d In chain
Of leaf. l pirot hnr In aldo OF next
division of same leaf. . Ch. single In
iih. ch. d In side of next leaf. picot
bar. In I ch OF next division OF Bame
leaf. and rcpca,.-2nd row. Sch single
In 9Th. . ch ! single In i,h. ch Il IN
the stitch before each plcot OF last row:
then. after working over the last grape.
work I ch I d before ncNt picni. ch
single in 9Th. J eh d In the stitch after
the End pIcnt In the next plcot bar. Z ch
d before pIcot In next pirot bar. and
repeat. joining the patterns by mex,
adjoining picntE.
Tho BoTdcr.-ist row. tr in side OF
leaf. 6 ch. l single In middle ch Of next
division of same leaf. 6 oh. single In
stalk. 6 ch. l single In side Of leaf. oh.
I tr In next division Of same leaf. ch.
Rcpcat.-2nd row. Doublc.-3rd row.
,r. miss d. / ch. IT In ncSt.-ith row.
Double.
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GRAPE BORDER CROCHET.
tractdvs Design VIII Doubtless
Find Welcome.

Matsrinia.-Coats' cotton. No. g. Pens.
lope crocket hook. I or 3h.-ist grape
10 ch. miss s. I single. cross the l ch left.
and work II tr In ths ring. Join to last Of
the I Sinxle.-2nd round. IL single. Az
ways throughout the pattern work In the
back thread only.-3rd round. Single
End grape. Work exactly tho same. ana
Join when finished by J single TO lse
grape.-3rd to 7th grape. Work the
same. but In last round work J single,
Join tn last grape. finish the round. and
work ] single on End grape. and work
as before.-Sth grape. Work ) single
on 2nd grape. Join to 3rd stitch OF last
grape. , single on End grape. and work
as before. Work Is ch for IA stalk. I
single into 3rd stitch Of top loft hand
grape. miss I. work back singles. 8 ch.
Join To top right hand grape. miss !.
work back single. and . single along
the stalk.
The Leaf.-ist round II eh. ! single
into 9Th stitch. turn the work over and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
Popular DOG.

Jack. a dog at the Palace theaser.
London, known to theater people all
over the world. died the other day and
his death was announced with an Of
nciai eulogium. He watched tho stage
door when the doorkeeper was away
and ran and got him II the bell rang.
and had been trained to fall on and
ex,inguIsh any burning substance ho
saw. such as a piece Of paper. Ho
was choked to death by a piece OF
money he was taking to a restaurant
TO buy his dinner with.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27

corner of his lips on the wicker. and.
n little back from these two. George
the HuSHitc. n smaller man. very sol.
rmn even when he was making others
laugh. but nevertheless with proud.
high look. a stu upper lip. and n mus.
iachc so huge that he could tic the
ends behind his head on windy day.
To them entered the Sparhawk. n
settled irown Of gloom upon his brow.
and the hunger which he shared equal.
iy with the others already sharpening
the falcon hook on his nose and whit.
cninE his thin nostTils.
At sight OF him the three heads drew
apart. and Ait Pikkcr began TO speak
Of tho stars that were rising In the
eastern dusk.
The dog.star Ia white" he said di-
dactically. ''In my Echooidays I used
to read in tho Latin tongue that u
was rpd'"
What Is thIs7" cried the Sparhawk.
DO not deceive mo. You were none
of you talking OF stars when came
up the stairs. For heard Peter bal.
,a's voice say. by God! 1t must come
to II. and soon,' And you. Hustle
George. answered him. six days will
ycttie it. What do you keep from mc7
Out with It! Speak up. like three
little mon!"
1t was Ait Pikkor who first found
words to answer.
we spoke indeed of the stars. and
said II was six days till the moon
should be gone. and that the time
would then he ripe for n sally by the
by the-Plasscnburg Eate'"
"Pshaw!" cried the Sparhawk. "fic
TO your father confcssor. not TO me!
I am not purblini fool. have ears.
long enough. II Is true. but at least
they answer to hear withal. You
spoke Of the wells. I tell you. ! saw
your heads move apart as entered.
and then, forsooth, that dotard Ait
Pikker twho ran away In his youth
from n monks cloistcr school with
the nun that taught them stocking
mending) must needs furbish up some
scraps Of Latin and begin TO prate
about dog.stars red and dog.stars
white. Faugh! Open your mouths
like men. set truthful hearts behind
them. and let mo rear the worst!"
The three captains OF Kernsbers
we're silent while. for heaviness was
upon their souls. Then Peter Bal;a
blurted out. God help usi There is
but ten days more provender in the
city. the river is turned. and the wells
are almost dried up!"
After this the Sparhawk sat awhile
on the low window scat. watching the
twinkling fires OF the Muscovitcs and
listening to the hum OF the town be-
meath the Castle.
(To be continuei)
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KEY.

"A Reader requests some means ol
entertaining young p-opir between this
ages OF is and !; that will no, r-guir,
much hard thought Here Ia Eam'
that ID easy and will b- n good leo
breaker: Pass cards with tho following
written ON them and tell your guests q
make out \ menu:
!. Embioms OF silence.
:. The penalty OF looking backward
:. Mad. Keen by Iu mother.
4. Boston diet.
9. Forbidden to Jews.
c. Embl-ms OF stupidity.
:. Universal crown.
8. Largest part of the foot.
o. To shrink from danger.
10. Ludicrous situations.
II. Taiior's tool.
u. Country Of the sublime porte.
u. one of Noah UonA.
II. a woman'E weapon.
KEY.
!. Oysters.
:. Salt.
J. Vinegar.
4. Beans.
G. Pork.
6. Goose.
:. Hare.
=. Sole.
.. Quail.
10. Pickles.
II. Goose.
l.. Turkey.
IL. Ham
II. Tongue.
N,.n,ot- ut-ppt
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CHAPTER XVII.
wife and Priest.

Il have = right to call myself the
widow OF the Duke Henry OF Kerns.
berg and Hohensteln." said Theresa
Won Lynar. in reply to Conrad's qucs-
ton as to whom he might thank for
rescue and shelter.
And therefore the mother OF the
Duchess Joan?" he continued.
Theresa shook her head.
NO" she said sadly. Il am not her
mother. but-and even that only In
. sense-hcr stepmother. A promise
TO dead man has kept me from
claiming any privileges, save that OF
living unknown on this desoiate Isle
Of sand and mist. My son Is nm Of
iicer In the service OF the Duchess
Joan.
The face OF the PrInce.BIshop light.
ed up inStantancousiy.
Most surely. then. | know him. Did
he not come TO courtland with my
Lord DcEsaucr. the Ambassador OF
PiaScnburg?"
The lady OF Isle Rugcn nodded In.
differently.
Yes" she said: u believe he went
TO cour,lnnd with the embassy from
flasscnburr."
Indeed. I was much drawn to him. ''
SAID the Prince eagerly: Il remember
him most viy!diy. He was OF an olive
complexion. his features withou,
color. but craven even ms the Greeks
Gu; thos. OF young god on gem"
Yes" EaId Theresa won i.ynar sc.
rcn.iy. ''hc has his fathers face and
carriage. which are those also OF the
Duchess Joan
In the morning loan came to hid
the patient good MORROW. while wcr.
ncr Won OfKcln stood In the doorway
with his steel cap doticd In his hand.
and iioTIs and JoEian bent the knee
for a pFicK;iy blessing. Hut Theresa
did no, again appear Till night and
darkness had wrapped the earth. and
being all aion. he listened to tn.
heavy plunge of the breakers on the
beach among which his III. had been
30 nearly sped. Til. sound grew slow
or and slower after the storm. until
at last the wav.ic,s OF that sheltered
sea iapscd on the shInsic In n sort OF
breathing whisper.
And 80 day passed and came again.
Long nights. too. at nrst with hourly
tendance and then presently without.
hut Joan sat no more with ih" yourr
man after that FIRST watch. though his
soul ionEct for her. that he might
again tell her that she was his broth.
cr's wife. and urge her 10 do her duty
by him who was her welded husband.
So Conrad contcniod himself and
sawed his conscience by thinking
aus,crc thoughts Of his mission and
hiFh place in the hierarchy OF the only
Catholic and Apostolic Church. So
that presently he would rise mp and
seek Werner Won orEcln In order to
persuade him - let him 40. that he
might proceed 10 Rome at the com.
mand OF the Holy Father, whose ser.
want he was.
hut Werner only laughed and put
him OF.
when wc have sure word OF what
your brother does at Kornsbcrs. then
We will talk of this matter. Till then
1, canno, be hid from you that no
hostage half so valuable can We keep
In hold"
SO after many days It was permitted
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OF AID TO HOSTESS
FOR NOVEL AND
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENTS.
A Guessing Contest Which None
Should Find Very Difficult
Easy Game for Young
People.
A Guessing Contest.

n 0ueSnng Contest
Each one of these questions is to be
answered by the name OF city In tho
United States:
!. Where all have bean.
:. The greatest engineering feat.
). 4 military defense and u Paris
dressmaker.
I. a city whose end and aim IL to
so.
g. Our board OF city fathers and a
precipiee.
q. Named for n king Of France.
7. 4 deceased farmer who was twice
dictator of Rome.
s. Named for an ancient city who's.
downfall. after n long siege. avenged
th. abduction Of "a woman.
.. a place for iingorcrs.
10. The father of his country.
II. 4 high place and what all chill
dron love.
IL. a supurintiyc and rushing waters.
u. a girls name and i,oman gar
mrnt.
II. The greatest surgical feat.
10. a small stone.
10. The oppoSIt. OF old and a royal
French family.
KEY.
]. Boston.
:. Wheeling twcst virginia).
J. Fort Worth.
I. Chicago.
6. Council BUNS.
q. 81. Louis.
7. Cineinnatus.
y. Troy.
.. Tarrytovn.
10. Washington.
II. Mount Desert.
u. Grand Rapids.
II. Saratoga.
II. Lansing tMichiHanl.
Is. Little Rock.
i5. New Orleans.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27

words and braver deeds. provisions
waxed scarce and dear In Castle
Kernsberg. and In the town below
women grew gaunt and hollow
checked. Then the children acquired
eyes that seemed to stand out OF hol-
low purple sockets. Last OF all. the
stout burghers grew thin. And all
three began to dream OF the days
when the good farmfolk OF the black
ened country down below them. where
now stood the leafy lodges OF the Mus.
covite and the white tents OF the
Courtlanders, used to come into
Kernsberg to market. the great sol.
emn-eyed oxen drawing carts full OF
country sausages. and brown meal
fresh from the mill to bake the whole
some bread-or when the stout mar
ket-women brought In the lappered
milk and the butter and curds. So
tho starving folk dreamed and
dreamed aud woke. and cried out
curses on them that had walked them.
About tl.ls time the Sparhawk be-
gan to TAX, counsel with himself. and
the issue uf his mcditations the his.
torlan must now relate.
II was In the outer chamber of the
Duchess Joan. which looks to tho
north. that III. three captains usually
sat-buriy Peter Baita. s,in.haircd.
dry.faccd. kccn.cycd-Ait Pikkcr. lean
and ioathcry. the life humor within
him all gone to fgh'ing Juice. his
limbs mere bone and muscle. u cor.
tain acrId and causiIc wit keeping tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
MADAME MERRi.
IfandcofK

Drawn work as n trimming for tow
els offers numerous possibilities to the
woman who can do II we'll. and no
does embroidery work. Both irish and
German embroidery are popular. All
embroidery is of the variety known as
blind and the designs are not too elab-
crate.