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BY all who try il 10 be the finest of all
light beers, What's your verdict? AT
bars Abner-D DFury Brew Co.
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Lost.

LOST-GoId loCket engraved with old Eng
lIsh $50 containing two miniature photo
graphs. Reward IL returned 70 Room COZ
COLORADO BUILDING au25-St
STRAYED August "a from I805 ST. NV
white bull bitch. short tall collar with 1905
tax Finder rewarded. au28-3t
FIRST ColoTed Baptist Church corner 6th
and q SITS. sW.--Lost on THURSDAY. August
o. one receipt book in account with the
Eastern Building and Loan Association $40
Pennsylvania ave, &C. II found. please return
to PEETOE WASHINGTON. els Gauatln St
BTighLWOOG. y. G. au25-3t
LOST-Friday evening, August g. Re5ekah
ritual l. O. o. r. 4 liberal reward n re-
turned To BOX 90. Times once. au25-8t
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lust the Place

For all gas or oil supplies.
6l6 18th, O. Il. Muddiman q Co. I2Ol c.
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For SaIe-FarmS.

BEAUTIFUL farm q is acres in Virginia on
steam and electric roads. convenient 10 city,
nice dwelling. large barn. corn house, three
chicken houses and large runs new tenant
house, all necessary Outhulldings- good well
and force pump. old and young fruit. price
including range and heating stoves farming
implements. wagons. harness. carriage and
one COW. tf-S00- address "COUNTRY.' % Times
Office au2l-3L
FOR SALE-Near Washington. a truck or
dairy farm OWNER. 623 6th ST. nv. auz6-8r
200 ACRES IN Maryland. 25 miles from Wash
ingtOu with building and fences, 81, 600; easy
terms. J, W. DOWNING. 8 New York ave.
ne. au22-gt
FARM FOR sALE-140 acres, 7-Toom dwell
ing, baTsi corn house. etc tall crops and
implements and stock worth sl,GoQls best
section Virginia. only p miles from Wash
tnFton. d. G.; al for s. 900.
BOOTHS EAEM AGENCY, OuEaV Bldg
Cor. Stn and G sts. NV.
Get our Farm Bulletin Free. auIT-tf
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Situations Wanted-ffaIe.

WANTED-Position as cook by young man
ia club house, hotel or cafe. l5 years expert
ence. Address BOX os. Times Office.
auZ7-2t
WANTED-Position as house man; hotel or
family. COZ New Hampshire ave. auZ7-3t
WANTED--By a colored Uan position Gs
driver. or any hind Of work Can AS y e..
uW. II
NANTED-Ey a reliable coIored boy. must
have work. can give reference. Apply OF
write. 20 Hanover 81. II
WANTED-Hy Lsl0Tel man a place. as
porter ur packer 4 South Lee ST. Alex
andTia. Va II
WASTED-By colored man. place as driver.
Address 485 y 81. NV II
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For SaIe--nouses.

STREET. ri. Pleasant. between Tth
and llth 81 car lines, new alx-raora aad
bath homes detached houses with furnace
heat. terms. $50 or more down, balancs
monthly. 70 caTe f1r interest taxes iugur-
ance, and water rent. t55 IS. all over that
amount goes toward principal and reduces
interest monthly.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
g97 Street n ". auz5-st
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. new slx-room
brick houses IN the Southeast. all modern
improvements furnace heat. concrete cel-
lar under entire house, large front and back
yard. Price, 81. $50. Terms, 500 cash, bal-
aACs so q month.
7. Il PICKFDRD.
au22-l0t l4J u 81. NV.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.
Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By coI7rsd woman. general house
work 81 l. ST. NV. 10
WANTEp-Places for 9 girls. general house
workers Apply III Florida ave NV. It
WANTED-Ey white, young. country w1m-
AN without ileuuhTa lces. 20 wait or elderly
lady and be generally useful stay az "a Eht.
Can iu person -i-5 Pennsylvania ave IL
WANTED-By Iaundress. washing al home.
l19 / n. NV. auz5-3t
WANTED-By q young lady with TWO
years experience. e position Ga Office. Ad-
dress BOX 5a Times NiCe. nu26-3t
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LIGHTNING RODS
"Royal Pilsen' Is Admitted

OF steel rust then worthless. J. II.
Kuehling. 500 18th 81.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NnAIHMEHI

NOETHWESF.
GcLDEEBERG's 9Th and K sts. NV
= NAM SONS & CO. eth ana Market aIoco-
EHNIN.s CIGAR STORE, llth and Fla ave.
ERNINS CIGAR STJRE. 1912 14th st. NV,
W -. McNJLTN. Cigar store 18th ana 4 NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, nth and Harvard SITS NV.
". a DARLING. cor. l4th and p SIS. my.
j FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th ST.. hAods
Island ave. and Il ST. nw,
CHAS. G. HORNTUNG, Chrlstianf Pharmacy.
sW- cor Jth and M sts. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave- and
North Capitol ST.
r. A, VI -TCH, 2oth and II sts. NV.
QUIGLEY's PHARMACY, 21st and @ st7.
NV.
GILLETTE 8 Co. 18th ana L sts. NV.
g. II. WAGNE1 q CO. 1st and H sts. NV.
J.. 7, TAYLOE. cor sth and p ats. NV
EUGENE Il. E.CHOIs. 1901 Pa ave- NV
NORTHEAST
CHS, II. BLUAlER, y. Cap, and r SIS, Be.
EcCHESNEI & JOACHIM. cor. ID ana E sts.
a-
SOUTHEAST
4. F. Powell. fth and East Capitol ste
ODONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and q SITS Sc.
n T. FEALy. NV, cor. llth and Pa ave &C.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EssENBEIss. Ith and sts. sw.
ANACOsTIA.
BURY's PI. ARAIACy. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
PROOKLAND. d. c
ARTHUR II. :. LUERsSEN, Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r, /. CARNE & CO., 7os King st.
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular ONCE
rates. IL it is iuCouvenient to leave adveftlsa-
menta al either a branch ONCE or The Times
Business Once, they may be telephoned direct
90 The Times Main 5260l, and messenger
viii call 10 C0usCt without additional charge
20 the aaverLisar
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LIGHTNING RODS

copper the best. ]. II. Kuehling. 502
18th ST.
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tioHs Of city price, $3.50. b. LEONARD.
53I ~ ST. sW. auZ1-3t
THE SWAMI. 1915 Duke ST., Alexandra.
IA, three siE-rJQm fats. bath. water, and
yard. SO EACH one dvs-ToCm nat bath
water. ana yard S. Apply On the premises
20 MRS. MINER. au25-st
FOR EEST-l654 Il 81 Sc. beautiful new
s!x-rgom brick modern bath rent only $3.50,
t0BLhI Z ShlNN. ll-y = = nv al-2-et
FOR RENT-NeU house nearly completed.
six rooms large attic cellar under entire
house. On &c car fare splellidly ventilated
and heated SIS month and board and one
room Tor owner. Address BOX ~. Times
once. au25-3t
FOR RENT-Seven large rooms and bathi
furnace heat large rear yard house tD nrsf-
class order. l7s5 sth 81 NV CATWOOD
GARRETT, lz3l New York ave. NV. aul5-8.
FOR RE$T-By J. L KOLB.
Phone 81 SIS SO NeW York ave. NV.
11Z X cap l6r eh 800 % eos sth ne Or DO 80
l6fs X nv. l2r6st0 90 % 5l3 10th ne Or. b...Id5l
1875 NV 6r. b.-..s5-50I l75l NV. 6r. s.w.l2.5]
~ ~ q nv. Sr, b----l % 1SS 'th Sc eg----ll-oJ
- y Sc, sr, b----2t s9' Flats
ll55 18th NV ST. T. E2i Oh. lsIs Cedar Or & b % 30
6l2 18th ne. 6r o.zl 81 1870 Sc. ST. 30
22l4s Z ne, 6F, b--2J 81 go lsth lie, 5F & b.IS5J
vyANTED-If you want sod tenants. place
aul0-3ot COTcoran bldg
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. ana 0f1cea
IN eli psrIs Of the city. For detailed List
deDd OF call at our once.
IHOS. J. FISHER a. CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LGANs. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
Inl ST y " isS.s
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Observation-Disclosures

WANIED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies geutlemeu'a Also shoes
and hats AddreEs postal and / VIII call any
hour. j. IAhSHES. l20s Ith st. nv. Phone
North fg9
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing, shoes. hats. ana
shirts before seeing me. as 1 pay highest
cash prices Tor them Drop postal. viii call
il. GEWIRZ. ile8 7th a. NV. aul8-l5t
II YOU WANT To BUY OR SELL ANYTHING
IL the line uf household goods. consult u
NOTES. OF 625 Louisiana ave. Sales weekly.
consi gnIlents solicited prompt settlement
assured call for our wagon-Maln 500.
aU5-5JI
WANTED-AU kinds 0f sewing machines 20
repair. Sl00i machine called for and delivered
OPPENHEIMEB9 5l4 9th 81. NV. au27-8t
WANTED-A few guitar pupils s. G. Pow
LER. COZ J. ST. NV auZI-3
WANTED-Furniture for cash; sell yoIr
goods 90 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOPWOOD. 6Jh and X au26-2U
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For Rent-StabIes.

FOR RENT-Two-story brick stable, 20xs0.
an modern improvements; II stalls, room for
six wagons: also well built two-story brick
warehouse. 20xs0. 50-fo0t alley. 430 K ST. NV.
au26-5t
FOR RFTT-sta5ie- so4 P st ne. au25-st
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=. r. Powell. 8th and East Capitol sta
ODONNELL DRUG co. Sth and @ SITS Sc
H. T. FEALy. NV. cor. llth and Pa ave. Sc
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BURYs Pr ARAIACy. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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.NAHo9VTA


V. HUGO EEsENBEIss. 7th and B sts. sw.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CEur A WORD FoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for al other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II inserted Tor three or more consecutive
days, one cent word for each insertion
These rates do not apply 20 Personals
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sALE-Fine driving horse. years old.
Address DURITY. Congress Heights, -. C..
aue7-St
SPEEDY pacing horse for sale. zIg 7th ST
sw auZ5-3t
GANTZ's S SELLING OUT: SIS hike ruuab0ut.
$40 SlS3 catunaer surrey, $50 sIz5 lady's
and business pLastOl. y15, Ss5 suu platform
panel side grocery wagons. SOS 111 ana 100
u ST. au24-Jf
Buy AT COGsWELLS S. I BUY ALL NEW
rehicles direct from manufacturers. for spot
cash Therefore ] can save YOU time and
money. New Tunabout, S5oi ueU surreys 255.
new harness. sSi Olr Qaytols. SIS. Large as
sortmeut used vehicles, SO up Harness. $50
up. New umbrella. top, f5-@y- 2J9-zll llth "a.
nv. Tel, II. I4s5 au7-tf
GREAT STOCK REDUCING SALE.
go Top Buggles 81. 50
t55 RubbeI tire RuuabUuts. a.. %
ES5 CutunGer Ruuabouts tcushlon ure).. s.. %
t75 SuFTeys canopy tOp) ).-.........--.... % %
g. d. WATERS & SON. so Pc. ave.
le29-tf
FOR SALE-Ssddie horsei handsome bay;
height I6 hands inches; weight. 100
pounds. excellent jumper. Call or address
MT VERNON STABLES. Alexandra. Va.
au2Z-7t
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PROOKLAND. ID. C.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
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For Rent-Suburban.

water: porches. Apply OWNER. 400 L ST.
NV. auZo-3t
FOR. HENT-S25; ten-room house. four acres
sheds sta bles. henhouses. on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence 81. JOHN L kNOPP.
corner Goth and Jackson sts ne aul-tf
FOR RENT-Sl5: two new six-room houses
in Langdon- JOHN L KNOPP. corner 20th
and Jackson SITS. ne. aul-u
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Waated-nodSes.

WANTED-sx rooms and bath IN North
east section or the city about SIS. THE
HARRISON REALTY Co. ~ q q. nv.
auZl-5t
NO COMMISSION TO PAY
I VIII buy one OF a block Of houses. also
business property Cash transactions and
quick EeItlemenIE
Z LODGE HILL
Rooms 4 and = Gzl lsth ST. y. ".
Hul-tf
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FOR RENT-Desfrable Office room on second
floor, Warder building, corner Sth and + stE. :
three large front windows. electric light and
steam heat. Apply ROOM 1. Warder build
ing. 9th and F SITS su8-f
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent in the
Munsey Buiding. on St, facing Penn
TvIyania ave. between 18Th and 18th str /;
moderate rents; heat light and JGnitor seFy.
ices f~@a- tezl-u
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Dancing.

1850 FEET FLOOR SPACE.
THE ORDWAY. 431 1Ith ST. n. W.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class, 7:30: advanced, $50
Lady assistants Lesson. Soc six lessons.
s. 90. Private lesson BY appointment Hall
for rent; night or day.
au21-s0t PROF. CHAS. F. WYNDHAM.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, 75ei guar.
waltz 2-step. lessons coaching Ems.
branches, sp'i rates; Plano, Mandolin 25e.
Glass 81 mo. Address. with stamp. BOX 50.
Times office. au25.27. 2S
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NOPTHTAgT
Southeast.

cHts, II. BLTMER, n. Cap. ana r SIS. De.
EcCHESNEI & JOACHIM. cor. ID and E SIS.
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Personal.


WORKINGAIEN nov lz the time you have -
save money, we can do 81 for YOU. come o.
US for a good all wool tailor suit of clothes
slightly used, az half the new price
JUSTHS OLD STAND 6lg D 50. auZ7 8t
YOUNG MAN desires acquaintance 0T young
lady between 20 ana % object muUinOuy.
Address BOX 81. Times Office. au-5-5t
OUR SO Blue serge Suit 70 order IS the
best value Ia Washington. We personally
invite you 20 call and see the goods.
MORTON c. STOUT & CO.
je27-m, w, ,sa-tf $40 r st.
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
.24 COLORADO BUILDING, 18th and q
Phone Main 2525. Established 1855. Abso-
lutely reliable. strictly confidential. expert
Investigations, any cause. all sections; un-
impeaCkable credentials. MORGAN BRAD
FORD, Jr- Superintendent After $50 pm.
and on Sundays / can be consulted al nv
residence, 1902 nth st. corner OF Columbia
road nv. Phone North Ei43 aU26-3t
NINE. THEO. Medium. PaImist. and card
Reader. s25 II ST. NV. German spoken.
au26.27.29,30
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES; FROM s. TO so. JOSEPH CAIN,
ROOM 40G. JENlEEH BUILDING. TTH AND
D SITS. nv. au3-90t
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For Rent--ROuses.

FOR RENT-72I 9th 81. ne. beautiful six
room ana bath brick dwelling. in perfect
condition; convenient 10 car line 20 all sec
tons Of city price, $3.50. B. LEONARD.
53l ~ ST. sW. auZ1-3t
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For Rent
Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-F1lruished, 1875 r It NV. IL
rooms and bath. house newly papered
throughout
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.
au36-3t Ifll New York ave
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE * Co, 70s King 81.
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Wanted-ROOms 9 Board.
Rooms and Board.

ONE large room suitable for two with OF
without board very reasonable. 1925 z It.
au28-3t
NICE ROO4si board. 34. $50 week l1os
9th st. NV. au26-St
lI04 18TH ST. NW.-Good board; choice
rooms au24-7t
7I3 X ST, north OF Carnegie Library: large
airy rooms good board; tTansients. au24-5t
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Wanfed-ROOmS


WANTED-TU0 OF three furnished rooms for
light housekeepiusi party without children
state price. Address BOX 65. Times 0fice.
IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nom ana board
downtown or very central. by family Of
(man and wife ana girl u and baby = yearsJ
please state price Address YOUNG COUPLE,
Times office il
WANTED-C00I room well furnished private
bath state C0nVeuienCes and price. Address
BOX q. Times Office, au27-3J
WANTED-By single gentleman. sitting room
and bedroom. Furnished vicinity Capitol, with
non-inquisitive people. Address BOX 80,
Times Office. au25-3t
WANTEDLBy young man, nice room and
board, with CUnEenial family. Northeast Ad-
dress BOX Al. Times Office au25-St
----------
Wanted-ROOmS g Board.
WANTED-By young man Of good habits.
board and room with French OF German
family. Northwest preferred. not over $50 per
month. Address BOX s.. Times Office.
au28-2t
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One Comb and No Boreffe

The American woman has grown tired
Of combs. and though she stiu makes
occasional use of them. she no longer
cares TO have them greatly in evidence
In the newest style OF hairdressing the
comb has taken the place Of the aban-
doned rat" and is kept as carefulJv
out Of sight, AS for the circle Of comb,
which not long since decorated every
feminine head. its very commonness has
been the cause of its banishment.
when the comb does form a visible
part Of the coiffure IL IS both beautiful
and striking The reintroduction OF the
empire model of hairdressing has opened
the way for the quaint high comb Of
the same period. The large Spanish
cofno' OF which the mepire is a nodfh-
cation. IS also in vogue.
me oarette. which seemed for a time
indispensable as a stray lock retainer
has gone the way OF the comb. When
a substitute OF 1t IS demanded. a dainty
jeweled pin is worn. but more often n
is rendered unnecessary by the ind,cious
use OF bandoline. Just a drop or two OF
which. rubbed on the hair. reduces
struggling locks TO submission at once
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Beauty Hints.

Face powders do not injure the skin.
They help and protect it But, OF course,
they must be removed every night. Use
q face cream for the removal OF the
powder. Powder is good for all those
who are out in the sun 4 great deal
Rubber gloves should not be worn at
night. They can do no good and can
injure the skin. Kid gloves. with the
tips OF the fingers cut off 70 give air
are excellent. They must be large size.
A paste for scars is made OF one-half
an ounce Of lanoline. one-quarter Of an
ounce Of borate Of sodium and one-quar-
ter OF a dram Of salicylate OF sodium.
Apply night and morning with gentle
friction.
Peroxide. combined with ammonia.
may affect superfiuous hair after a
time by drying so as 10 kill II. Such a
result is by no means sure. however.
A daily application of one Of the fol-
lowing simple remedies will De found ef-
fective in dispensing warts: Touch the
wart with a little nitrate Of silver
Qunar caustic): or with nitric acid.
The lunar caustic produces a black. and
the nitric acid a yellow stain. which
passes off IN short time
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ON THE OLD ROAD

Once in an old forgotten day
This bytrack was trodden way,
But now, so few the steps that pass.
The ruts are carpeted with grass.
The careless brambles trail across.
The gravel has its garb OF moss
And oft the dawn and dusk 70 by
Unnoted Of a human eye.
But when the old lanEIid day is past
The slumberOus road awakes al last,
And many feet resume their way
That long have smOldered into clay.
There is no sound Of stealthy tread
Along this pathway Of the dead
No rustic Of The feet that pass
Deadened by something else than grass.
Gray men who to1ed and wrought o.
yOre,
Lone, weary women bUrden'd sore,
And little children prattlIng low
/ catch their chatter as they go;
And here the lover and his maid.
Long sin e in dismal kirkyard laid
And mother with her sucking pressed
Against the comfort Of her breast
They all had passed. their traffic done
Long centuries ere I saw the sun
/ stand and watch them wonderineIy
Half thinking that they beckon me.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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Sfra@berrery Desserts.

Strawberry fee cream and strawberry
mousse. which IS more easily made. may
be made from the fresh berries. frozen
IN molds, and garnished with them at
tractively for the table.
Strawberry Meringue Beat into the
stifiy beaten whites OF seven eggs seven
tabiespOonfuls OF powdered sugar and
one-half tablespoonful Of salt Butter
pudding dish and drop some OF the
meringue into 1t Then drop IN a layer
OF crushed and sweetened Strawberries,
another layer OF meringue, etc. Bake
Cor twenty minutes and serve cold with
whipped cream.
Strawberry sauce fer vanilla or orange
ice cream. Junket. etc.-Mash a quart OF
Strawberries, sweetened with a cllp Of
powdered sugar and let stand for a
couple OF hours. Heat to the boiling
point and then cool until ready for use.
This sauce can be used 10 I'll individual
neringues-
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HOIlIE ITS PROBLEMS <4ND INTERESTS
For Babp'S Coach.

Baby in his coach always looks charm
ing, but never more so than IN summer
| under his dainty coverings OF pique or
| much-befrilled lawn. his eyes shaded
by soft lace-hung parasols-
Needless TO say. these white coverings
must be always kept immaculate. and.
therefore. in the selection OF them # is
well TO choose these that will launder
easily.
There Is nothing more really satisfac-
tory than pique for summer coach COW
ers- These may be absolutely plain,
simply finished with an embroidered
scanop. or they may have a rather eiab-
crate pattern In eyelet embroidery and
satin stitch. AS a rule, a separate piece
is added TO the top. put on in a French
seam. TO look as IL II had merely been
turned down.
Frequently master baby sports his
monogram or initials. embroidered in
three or four inch letters in the center
OF this turned-over flap.
Some Of the newer and more elaborate
pique covers have the turned-back sec
ton shaped and edged with a ruffie OF
the embroidery. while IN the body of the
cover insertion Is set in a simple de-
sign reaching half way 20 the bottom
hem.
very dainty and fluffy are coverings Of
white Persian lawn. with lace-edeed ruff
fes and tiny tucks and insertion. The in
sertion also outlines the under part OF
the cover. This is fastened to a lining Of
pink or blue silk or satin, while the pill
low Is trimmed to match Sometimes the
runie Is put or with a beading. through
which narrow ribbon, a slightly deeper
shade than the lining IS run
For days when there is a touch Of chill
III the air a little white cashmere blanket
EraF# III
convenient either TO use alone or 20 slip
under a lingerie cover.
Though English coaches, with leather
tops. ana easily run push carts have
rather forced in the background the
fuzzy parasol. baby Is never more fasciu-
ating than when peeping from beneath
one The tops OF these parasols must by
all means be quickly renewable. since
SCOT and filth improveth not their looks
NO more satisfactory style can be found
than top OF dotted point desprit. I'm
four inch tucks above It. This Is adjust
ed by draw string. concealed under a
riobon bow, to the white or cOlored silk
Parasol beneath
Dainty straps come for. the summer
ccach-scme In colOred satin. hand paint
ed; others in white leather with a pat
tern embossed in gilt: still others. more
serviceable than these. Of heavy canvas
piped In coiCred leather ami embroidered
| IN a simple cross-stitch pattern.
AS baby ls sure 10 be thirsty on his
drinking cups, which come IN tiny pink
or blue boxes OF hand-painted celluloid
proves a useful as well as a dainty ad-
1uncI 70 his coach
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Enamel Finish foz Shelves.

An excellent idea for pantry shelves is
10 give them two coats OF ordinary
white paint and then a third finishing
coat Of white enamel As soon as the
enamel dries wash IL over with cold
water. and then II viii harden quickly.
Do not cover these shelves with oil
cloth or paper. bU- leave them bare. and
notice the Improvement AS there are
no covers under which crumbs. etc
can collect. there IS nothing TO encourage
mice. and the enamel Is easily wiped
clean with damp cloth With enamel
ed shelves il is never necessary 10 clean
out the whole pantry at once. for II
keeps clean all the time.
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To Clean Kid GLoUeS.

The first thing necessary is to buy
the best grade of gasolene and have a
soft toothbrush and covered ironing
board.
Now pour some gasolene into a bowl
and then wet the gloves thoroughly;
either put them on leaning your hand
on the board or If they do not ft you
place them on the board. Then take
the toothbrush. dip Il In the gasolene
and rub the gloves till clean, rubbing
them with a piece Of flannel until dry.
after which hang them in the sun or
In a window where the wind blows; IN
this way some OF the odor will be re,
moved.
To take grease out OF leather try a
little white Of esq well beaten. II not
successful with this try gasolene. 1t Is
one Of the best agents known. II II is
good leather the liquid will take effect
at once. removing the soiled spots and
greasy marks