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FOR RENT-HOUsEs
UNFURNIsHIrD.

FOR RENT-315 II ST. sw., 6r & sto.. AMI. SO. 80
d24 ~ ST. e.w., 9 roons and store. AMI szaoo
366 Ut sw w ID 30,479 Clark's ct sw Ar $50
B. LEONARD. $50 Az st. 'sw. phone call n 1903.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FUR
H. r. HowENsTEIN CO.,
FEW RARE IAhGAINs EoR QUICK
"l WORM rz III sAss Hshse oos ss1
$500.
Two-.tory bay on lsttered street nm; fou.
furnace street. IL paved; deep lot to l5foot paved
alley. A bargain for some one.
$1,000
Bioo.ninsdsie; south 'front.'; about Is feet wide
six large rooms; modern BATH elegant furnace;
owner must have larger house; win trade.
$3.50.
A coy little home near. 10th st. NV; SIX
rooms on two foors very large bath and pan
Thatcher furnace; sexton range, with gas at.
tachment; reasonable terms.
$3.50.
Always rented for $500. Elegantly located
on ST. NV; practically new: II rooms
baths, attic. cellar; excellent location.
$4,000.
Leased for $500 per month"; Owner, leaving
city, wishes to make quick sale Of this Al two
family house in choice NV. section; leased to
excellent tenants; rare opportunity.
$3.50.
Under rental at $50. Near E; Capitol St; prac-
tically new; rooms; baths: double back
porches; best Investment Capitol Hill.
On Columbia Heights practically house,
built for owners home; 3 stories; IS feet front;
10 rooms baths Il shower; steam heat; hard
wood finish from top to bottom. Nothing like
1t at the price.
$500.
For house built TO sell at $1,000. Three
story bay; Is feet wide; west of 10th st NV;
der trust, hence the low price.
snap for some one.
$1,000
A downtown corner fronting a beautiful
lettered street, for much less than inside houses
in the block.
bright rooms; bath, cellar; Al heating plant
s2.55o
Cozy little ne. home; you will be surprised
When You see this; pretty, bright rooms; good
pantry, bath; everything in perfect condition;
take look at it.
II. r. HowENsTEaN CO,
1t 1914 st.
FOR sAI.E-14so WELIING PLACE.
HANDSOME New, 10 BOOTS, BATHS.
s. EXP; LOT 19xla5 TO 16-Fr. ALLEY.
ATT tx 70 CLOSE PSF AM An ESTATE 8 At
TO CASH BUYER.
T. B. WIAIER. REAL EST, 1901 ST.
JaS-3t EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
FOR SALE-MOsT REFINED AND BEAUTIFUL,
nslghborhood In Washington, on the north side
ley; lot 25x160. with large stable; house con-
talns 10 rooms, B baths and conservatory; steam
hes eIsetre sht beautiful mirrors =
5hroughout; suitable for entertaining first floor
large parlors, dining room, kitchen, pantry
and conservatory; well constructed and In the
dred thousand dollars each; price only s32 $50:
terms to suit. Apply to
ta9-2t MOORE HILL Gnc), III 14th ST. NV
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GEORGIA.
MARYLAND.
CarroIlSDringsSanita

FOR INvALIDS AND C0NvALESCENTS.
Forest Glen, Nd. Open all the year. Baths. cleo
tricity, parlor, covered verardas, soi-wster
heat, open fires. Pure spring water piped through
the buildings. Its convenience to Washington es-
pecially recommends IT. Send for illustrated book
let. Fall months especially delightful.
sel3-tfI0 Address c. II. WRIGHT, MD.
BREWSTER PARK SANTTARIUM, LAUREL MD.
Our treatment for drink and drug habits contain
no alcohol, morphia strychnia. No hypoder-
mics. Craving removed in "a TO IS hours. E. A.
BREWSTER, NJ. D., Medical Director
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FOR SAIE-ON 7TH ST. Me-. BET. G AND Fl
sts., nice brick dwelling; stories and basement;
rooms and BATH Owner nonresident, very
anxious to sell, and will accept best offer made.
ja7-f,5 Fl. L. RUST, COS 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-S2, 10000 ON DUNCAN ST. NE.
18th ST. Nice 2-story brick dwelling;
rooms and bath. Rented to good tenant at $40
per month. n. L. RUST,
ja7-tf,5 COS 14th ST. NV.
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Cor 10th and Eenesaw

SpE lNiI ulu htiltSaN
av, l2r, 2b, month. 200
14ol Mass ay NV, Sir,
Sb. month. .........3 $50
I'll 18th NV. 35r. Oh. $50
1923 x NV. lar b. $50
1922 y II av, Tor. b $500
1924 \ II ay, Tor. b. 1900
10th & keuesaw ay.
Tor. IN. .........5 80. 90
S22 Conn av ,12r, 2b. ITO ~
SIC 1sthn W, 1Gr, 2ban1. zoo.
TYLER & RUTHERFOI
4gHTtspS
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BARGAINS IN
BUSINESS

IN
BUSINESS
PROPERTIES.
To the man who is seeking business property
for his for investment this list viii
prove of surprising Importance Every property
In it is materially under what any one who
knows values will tell you 1t is worth.
$50, 900.
Rents for 81, 500 year. A splendid corner
property on our best business street. opposite
several of the largest establishments. Must
be sold to close an estate
7TH ST. N. W. BETWEEN D AND r,
west side; very choice piece of store prop
erty under lease.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-THREE YEARS AGO THE n. E.
corner of 14th ST. and Whitney ave. sold for
purchased for twelve years prior TO that time.
Six blocks beyond this point and eight the
l4fh s hFisRssn i s III sqsf1 hnrs
where you purchase lots at 80 cents 50. it,,
free Of eos CLAD and
I sst the K R6GBfS 4 an g. aae els 14h St
THos. J. FISHER & co. Qnc.l,
FOR sALE-BUY A LOT Now IN THE SUB
uRBs, SO you can have your house ready by
ING THE WINTER Season I; IN
Between Cleveland and Park ia~ and st. Albans,.
Fernwood Heights.
Directly on Conn. ave-, above Cleveland PARK,
washtngton's o "Hisp fsass SUBURB"
These subs have economical lots All city i'm
provements (water, sewerage, lighting, pave
Best car serEice-one fareno transferring di.
washinstons best development IS and will al
ways be in this direction.
'ft 10 fSa SR ihs sSSest N1 Of M
B1LES AT THE OFFICE WAITING FOR YOU.
win buy lot in Cleveland Park from an out.
of-town owner, who is anxious to sell. This lot
lies beautifully, and Is a bargain at the price
,as.st rHos. 14, F1T : Fl s No % Nne.'.
FOR sALE-BUILDERs AND SPECTATORS,
RFlAD-Many desirable lots in different sections
of the northeast will be sold at low price
close an out-of-town estate at once. There's
good profit In them. A F. FOX CO., Estab.
1915, ne. 14th St and n. Y. ave. NV.
ja5,6,9, 10, ,12
FOR sALE-LoTs, LOIS. LOTS.
IN ALL SECTIONS
YOU'LL SAVE TIME AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS.
on ON COLUMBIA col AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC and sos St NV.
my17-tf
FOR SALE-CALL FOR OUR LIST OF LOTS
BUILDING LOTS FOR BUILDERS AND HOME
BUILDERS; SPECULATIVE GROUND.
CALL FOR LIST.
no12-tf MOORE HILL Inc). III 14th st. NV
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STONE & FAIRFAX
ja9-3t 1912 New York ave. and SOC ST.
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE RIVER FRONT
tract of land 100 acres the Potomac adjoin
ing Fort Hunt; splendid site for large works re.
Quiring wharfage. Address the owner,
F. G.. PERCIVAL,
jaS-6ts 245 s. 22d ST., Philadelphia Pa.
FOR SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY ON eTH ST
NV. near G St: % ~ feet front
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qnc),
no25-49tsF 1907 st. NV.
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Hows this for So 2002
Hot-water heat!
On the Heights, In rapidly improving section;
rooms and tiled bath; the best home In the
NV. for the money.
CoLLINs-GUERRY CO.. 621 18th st. NV.
ta6-sa tn TIL st
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FOR SALE b00-IN Mt. PLEASANT.
rooms and bath, furnace; AMI; owner leav-
Ing city, property must be sold; offer wanted.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. Leatherman,
Expert In the cure Of all forms Of contagious blood
and skin diseases OF men and women. All s6ee.
tons Of a delicate nature quickly cured Advics
free. GLE 10th st. NV. no10-tf
W. T. BALDUS. N. D., Pr D., GERMAN spR
cialist on Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous system,
Heart. Kidneys, Stomach and other Diseases.
Hours, 10 to ]. to Q. 8. e. cor. eth and = nv.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Battery Park Hotel.

BaTTefV Park TIOteTa
ASHIsVILIE, v. c.
Modern and high class in every particular. Re-
Gently renovated and greatly improved throughout.
IL is the largest and best hotel In Asheyille and
commands q magnificent panorama of mountain
views. Consumptives not taken. Write for booklet.
ia6-s BOT L. K. DARBY, Manager
SOUTHERN, PINES, N. O.,
Queen OF Winter Resorts,
Capital of the long-eaf pine region; elevation 625
1T; modern hotels and boarding houses; apart
ments and furnished cottages; water works; 4
miles of sewerage; graded schools churches; cleo
tric lights: banks; golf links. Address DR.. X. NJ.
FERGUSON, Mayor, for booklet and other infor-
nation deI7-Su, tn, th-30
SOUTHERN PINES HOTEL. SOUTHERN PINES,
N @. Steam heat; sanitary plumbing; orchestrs,
etc.; ground-foor sleeping rooms; eonsump-
tives; rates. W. E. GILES.
del1-Su, tn, tn BOT
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FOR RENT
ki7j. 1921 X. 15r. 2b
$3.50. 1929 X NV, 15r. 2b
800 1892 Conn sv, 12r b.
$50. l71T De Sales, l0r
SEQ. 1871 De Sales, lot
SEQ. ..1167 10th, l2r. HI
$50. zee. &c r NV, Tor, b.
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FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS!

FOR SALB-AT HALF PRICE
1921 BELMONT ST
12-ROOM BRICK; ALL MOD. IMP.
LOT 40 BY $50 TO WIDE ALLEY
PRICE. $500.
Small cash payment balance at 4Iaee.
The price asked 1s less than the value Of the
land alone.
LEO SIMMONS. OWNER. e21 E ST. NV.
ja6-7t
FOR SALE-THE CAPITAL TRACTION COM
pany is making arrangements to run the
It'll st. car line (U st. line) TO a point opposite
Connecticut Avenue Highlands. where the loop
will be established. This will give 21s-minute
schedule. in addition to the regular Chevy Chase
ears, far as the subdivision of
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS,
We are exclusive agents Of this property, and
invite prospective homeseekers and those looking
for high-class Investment to inspect it. 50
cts. SO. TT Terms to suit
ROBINSON & co. unc), 618 Fourteenth ct.
ja6-7t
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HERE'S BARGAINl
s., 900 HOT-WATER HEAT.
In good locality NV.
Attractive Groom brick, with dining room and
kitchen LIST floor; delightful home, offered
at sacrifice.
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18TH ST. BETWEEN F. AND H.
west side; properties; wide frontage.
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES Z, SHEA.
E42 IauiStaua ava ., 81,

FOR RENT-Bf JAMES T. SHEA
6i3 Louisiana ave. NV
1243 l245 10th st. NV, store and cellar SIS 90
bt'J = 81. NV. rooms, bath furnace. -. 1880
16i9 l9th. ST. NV, rooms furnished. 80. 5000
l6iS lvth ST. NV, rooms, unturnished. % 90
all tth St Sc, store and dwelling, rooms q. SO
HlS bth St sw-, rooms. bath. furnace. %. so
ol-3Z3 ia. ave. NV, rooms, water. Is. 90
~ Monroe St, AnacoStia, store. ......... $50
ISa Monroe st, Anacostia, stable. ........ 100
as l3tA ST. Sc, rooms bath, furnace. 20 90
1b42 y. j. ave. NV, fat, rooms. bath. 81 30
l3i9 Is st. ne, rooms, bath, cellar ...... 10 20
lo95 y 81. ne, rooms bath. cellar. 10 90
ISIS 18th st. ne, rooms. bath cellar. 1890
New-cut rd. Wesley Hts, ID. c., 2sty- fr. b. IS 90
1910 A St Sc. 9 rooms. water. .,........ 400
1905 1lth ST. Sc, ROOMS. water. 1900
Isl sheridan st. NV, rooms, water. 1850
6i3 Louisiana ave. NV. entire 4th floor. 10 90
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FOR SALE
H. R. HOwENsTEIN CO.,
1914 ST.
a FEW RARE BARGAINS FOR QUICK
WINTER SELLING. EVERY ONE
WORTH YOUR CAREFUL CON.
SHERATON.

$500.
Two-story bay lettered street NV; four
rooms deep on each floor; concrete cellar; Al
furnace; street II paved; deep lot to 15foot paved
alley. bargain for some one.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-BI II. T..
FTP NTauFD.
FOR RENT.


SAs@Nf
1925 P NV 23r, 2b, sta $500
1893 p NV. 13r. Oh, All. | SOC
1913 Riggs pl, Or. b. 10. 90
oil 18th nv Scr Oh. g. 600
1908 18th NV. Tor. b. 80
1893 18th NV, 12r, Oh. .123
1740 Q NV, Tor, b. 100
110 ri SO, Or. b. 100
1911 Q NV. Or, b. 1000.
100 Nd av, 1ir, b. 80. 0G|
1877 18th nv. 2r.r hall35. 90
i02s 18th NV, lar, 2b,
snnum 8, 900
UNFURl
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FOR RENr-e-Roo PRESSED BRICK HOUSE;
south front; hail. cellar, water; newly panefed
ard painted Rent, $1b.00 1763 &poF16k q.
Aaaern1a st.l 3a@atseas
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Pretty two-story house. in good section 0
Bloomingdale; south front; about Is feet wide
six large rooms; modern bath; elegant furnace
owner must have larger house; viii trade.
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APARTMENTS.
sos. 18th & Col I'd. Or, b
$50. .15 18th Sc, er. b
$40. 1928 n Y av, 3r, b
OFFICES AND STORES.
$3.50. o.. 18th and N NV
$50. .........T04 18th. 2r
$i4. ..........i31j g. 2r
Sl2. 1919 NJ
nnuEp VnrN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10

= - ga : d.
Lace buttons-those most .satisfac.
oryaIittfe things for fastening biouses
and lingerie and baby things--are al.
most impossible to get. the supply
never seeming to, equal the demand.
Just now itSfs worse'than ever.
1t is a peasant industry-the Irish
peasants most sparticulaEly-and the
work IS tedious and slow for the re-
turn 1t brings. Once it was flourish
ing business. family after family do
ing that work in the long winter In.
tcrvals between the work of the fields,
handing 1t down te the next genera
tion as a matter OF course.
But there's not much money in it.
and the younger element of the pres.
ent day is. looking for something that
meHns not only more money, but less
week. and that in a different way
anything that doesn't require the pa-
tient, unremitung, careful placing OF
every thread
As result, 1t is dying out, and un
less in a few years 1t can be revived
ii will be a case OF finding a satisfac.
tory substitute. So far there's nothing
on the market that quite takes their
place.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
Evening Gown.

A fashionable form of bodice is
rounded at the neck from bust to
shoulder, the sleeves elbow length,
the waist pointed and trimmed as a
pointed stomachepNwith plaitings on
either side, and graduated bows down
the center. Others, again, have deer
belts, with bertha-like trimmings
above, and puffed sleeves to the ell
bow. A dinner gown and ball gown
must not be. confounded, and this
means more gowns. The girl who
dances, and 9ances well, wears a short
skirt, and she is rewarded by looking
well to the end of the evening; but
ball-goers who do not dance wear
the skirts long, happily, for short
ones and low bodices, on the score OF
grace, do not go we'll together. The
trained skirt is only of moderate pro
portions, just the most graceful length
there is, and, moreover, II shows off
the beauty of the material well.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
How to Do Sash Curtains.


All sorts of inexpensive WAYS of
trin-ning sash curtains are being re.
sorted to by girls who want some.
thing little out of the ordinary, yet
who feel that the money they want to
spend upon fixing up their rooms can
be spent more proftably upon other
things than curtains.
Cheesecloth is even used for some
of the least expensive sash curtains,
and they are made rather wider than
the usual curtain, SO that there is
more fullness on the rods, and fin
ished with narrow, full ruff1es.
Scrim curtains, with band of
drawn work just inside the hem, or a
band OF Hardanger land both are easy
to do on such wiry, loose mesh
STUN are stsnning, and cost almost
nothing butrthe work.
The dots in dotted Swiss may be
embroidered either all over or in a
border, or in motifs here and there.
If you embroider them in color use
embroidery cotton in one of the "old"
shades Of blue, or green, or red. Or
Swiss is pretty left untrimmed.
Stenciling trims" beautifully, and
Is comparatively easy TO apply, and
heavy lace motifs, set in here and
there, require nothing more than a
plain hem to set them off, although
heavy lace edges to match are some
times used.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10

There Is promised a return of what
Is neither more nor less than the or.
nate silk or velvet blouse which now
Is worn under the name of a dinner
jacket. Pale, yellow velvet. was the
material used In one of these waists
which was worn with the white lace
skirt, which, by the way, is the skirt
de riguer to be worn. with separate
waists. ~
The emerald green blouse in thick
satin is another revival, and there
are also seen satin blouses in many
shades Of purple, dead brown, buff,
and the paler shades of yellow. Or
child mauve and deep ivory with white
still lead in popularity, although IL
one possesses the treasure of a lace
skirt the contrast of the pompadour
colors is especially attractive.
In the white waists liberty silk,
crepe de chine, and a thick white
surah are taking the lead, while in
cotton there As revived as the fancy
OF the moment soft. thick ribbed white
piqGe. ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
Lining Adds Right Touch.

Ring spotted and dotted net frocks
that somehow reveal the essence OF
youthful dressing, are made up over
inexpensive mule or chiffon to soften
dainty creation of spotted net dis
plays pale ivory lining of silk NOUS
seine. The graceful lines of the waist
and skirt are outlined by maline in
sertion, run with combination of
shell pink and pastel blue ribbons.
The sleeves are short puffs with ruff
fies Of maline lace. On simpler frocks
OF spotted net, white ruched ribbon
forms the trimmings. A daintily gath
cred vest is outlined by a wide kilt.
ing of ribbon-edged net that extends
from shoulder 10 waist line.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10

les. such as collars. cuffs and belts.
Both wide and narrow French ribbon
can be obtained in a variety Of deli
cate shades for this kind of work. The
patterns are usually stamped in a
floral design which lends itself most
gracefully to work of this nature. For
instance a little velvet collar and
cuffs on an Elton jacket made of navy
blue chiffon velvet was embroidered
in wreaths Of forget-me-nots, the pale
blue and green Of the ribbon work
forming an effective contrast to the
dark background. Detachable collars
to harmonic with ones suit or cos
tune could be embroidered in both
the ribbon work and silk embroidery,
a combination which is frequently
used with most effective results.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
WHILE THE
TEA DREw3

Brown and green are worn together
So are deep red and pale smoke.
gray.
The pork pie hat is the latest
atrocity.
In fact, anything goes that you look
well in.
Lots of the three-quarter coats are
in cutaway style.
A muff Of ermine, bordered with
sable, is as rich asecan be. -
The loveliest brN-ehe dress <lks are
shown on the counters.
There's little hat of vivid sulphur
color felt for some daring girl.
Little hats turned straight I'D in
front are worn by pretty women.
One or two tiny little muffs appear
in the afternoon dress parade.
Most women prefer veil with a
single mesh of rather large spaces.
Long wrinkled gloves of yellow
suede meet the short jacket sleeve.
Black gowns are so elaborate this
year as to be more striking than
colors o.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
To Revive Roses.

Wilted roses, seemingly fit ocly for
the rubbish heap, may be completely
revived and freshened. Put the stems
of the roses in a tumbler of water and
then place the tumbler and roses in a
vessel of sufficient size to allow the
entire bouquet to be covered. Cover
the vessel tightly and leave undis-
turbed for twentyfour hours. BY that
time the roses will be found all fresh
and invigorated as if just plucked
from the bushes. with every petal COW
cred with artificial dew Wilted let
tuee may also be freshened and kept
in excellent condition for weeks if
treated in the same way.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10

be pleased with the appearance of the
keys If they try this.
Leather-covered chairs, when dull
and shabby-looking, may be greatly
improved in appearance by being
brushed over with the white OF an
egg. Leather portmanteaus and trunks
may be treated in the same way.
To remove tea-stains from cream or
white cashmere, place the stained
part in a saucer with sufficient gin to
cover the stain, then rno while COW
cred with the gin, with Spiece of Dar
teriaI the same as the dress. In a
few minutes the stain will disappear
and leave no trace.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
About Tea Gowns.

Buttons are used upon the tea
gowns OF the season but they are COW
cred buttons, the button molds being
covered with silk OF with velvet. Thus
decorated, they make very pretty or
naments. Often they are hand paint
ed or bit of embroidery is placed in
the button In this manner, you get
an ornament. 1t trims the gown and
is both decorative and useful. The
cord and tassel trimming is very
much used these days and it Is quite
sthe thing to button your little tailor
made coat with row Of frogs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
JOKES AMONG COLLEGE GIRLS.
Have Much Fun Every Fourteenth
DAY of EehruarV

'dfo muCn run every fourteentn
Day of February.
If it were not for the college girls
| st. Valentine would be in danger of
becoming cad, but they regard him
as huge joke and jolly him unmerci-
fully. They do not let his day go by
unnoticeo.
On the contrary they herald it with
joy and make great preparations for
it, but there is hardly bit of senti-
ment in their worship. For three or
four weeks before the 14th of Febru-
airy, huge signs appear On the bulletin
boards in the dormitories, soliciting
orders for valentines, for the girls
deft fingers seize the opportunity to
make little money and the girls who
have money are quite ready to pay for
an original valentine.
And a college valentine must be
original above everything else Some
times the girl with money supplies
the idea and the deft-fngered girl
works 1t out.
The character of these valentines is
mostly in the way of grind and it is
carried cut by every conceivable de-
vice; by water colors. by sketches, by
poems. by ircongruous articles
OF course there is the little fresh
man who feels bound to send her SEN
ior Crush" flowers and confection-
airy. but the true college valentine Is
a sharp dig. Woe to the girl who
has obtrusivc manlerisms, for she Will
be raped right and left, although the
jokes are never hateful Cupid re-
ceives some attention, but it is of
the frivolous sort for he is jeered and
sneered at
Contrary to popular opinion, college
girls give and take knocks" as good
naturedly as do college boys. and the
lazy girl who receives bunch Of fire.
crackers ON st. valent tines day laughs
heartily IL The joke.
The girl with big ambition to Join
one Of the societies. an ambition
which she has been trying to conceal.
is a little startled when she receives
an enormous Greek letter made out
Of red paper md ON 1t in black let
tiers:
Sure as sin.
l want pin.
A clever valentine sent one year to
young woman who was extremely
popular with the men was a circle of
hearts with the face of one of her
men friends peering out of each. In
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-02-10
} For Luncheon J o. Aftetnoon. I

A new old fashion, with charming
improvements, is found in sugges-
tion Tor q luncheon or afternoon gown.
II is particularly chic when made
from the beautiful! lowered silks.
This one Is pink lowered. light green
tafeta. with ssarplice front anu revers
of green chiffon velvet and chemisette
and stock Of fine white lace. The
double rufsies on sleeves are also lace
and the plain band separating them
IS green velvet: the buttons used are
rhinestone. The skirt Is made with
boxplaits down front. back and ON
each side.