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The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
Finds Hagerstovn Easy Mark.


mus haEeEStOWm Easy Mark"
Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, July 25.-The Hagers-
town baseball team, strengthened only
yesterday by Metz. their new catcher o.
brilliant record, was an easy mark" for
Winchester this afternoon, when the To-
Gals won by to ?. Long and Krause, for
Hagerstown. were hit hard. while Feiser.
for Winchester. pitched great game.
Sensational catches by Francis, Duggan,
and Kennedy, for the locals, were fea-
lures. It was Hagerstown's first game
here this season.
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BOOKS MAKE MONEY
Four Heavily backed Choices
Go Down to Defeat.
DREAMER, Is TO /, SETS PACE
ii. b. Duryea's Horse Neglected by
Betting Fraternity and Makes Suf-
fTage Quit at the End OF Six Fur
longs FOntainebleu shut on by IA
Length After Coming with a Rush.

Brighton Beach. July 2s.-Four heavily
backed favorites suffered defeat at
Brighton Beach to-day, and the ring, for
the. first time since the present meeting
opened quit a substantial winner on the
day
James r. Keene's Suffrage was made
an even-money favorite in the test han
dieap at one mile. H. B. Duryea's s
Dreamer. neglected at 10 10 /, set q hot
pace. which made Suffrage quit at the
end of six furlongs. Then Dreamer went
in and won handily By a length from
FOntainbleu. 10 to 5. who was shut off
on the lower turn. bYt came with a de-
termined rush through the home stretch
and took the place from Far West, 70 70 I,
by two lengths
The mile was run in 1888 Is
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five and one-half fmlongs Uncle.
u u Duganl. Il 70 p, soni Jubilee. IL Knapp.
10 l. second: Wcodlane. ia (Nicol 10 to J. third.
Time. l.6 IS. Black Oak. Emma Carus. Dead
Gone, Doland0. Polar Star. Johnny Edwards ST.
monides Falcada, Harrington, and Amontillado also
ian.
SECOND RACE-Purse; $1,000 added; for three
Pretension, JOG lDUganI 6 ID s. won: Won Tromp.
llg knapp, to /. second; Workmaid g Henry
u 10 j. third. Time, 1,45 35. Elcasador. Chief
Hayes, Eud0n. Samuel H. Harris AIolesey Golden
West, and Star Cat also ran
THIRD RACE-Handicap; threeyear-olds and ur.
ward; -Iiurse; Sloo0 added; six fUlongs. Ben Ban.
Y iiaTnefl. % /. Won; Roseben 80 d. Martini.
II 10 10. second; Red River. los lAInlen 10 to l.
third. Time. l:l2 Is Halifax. Comedieune, War
den, Gentiau, Toddlcs and Lady Anne also ran.
FOURTH RACE - The Test Handicap; 5000
added; Tor three-year-olds and upward; one mile.
Dreamer. lo2 ltussell. 10 J. won; Fontainebleu.
no SANDY to !, second: Far West, 100 Duganl.
20 ], third- Time. 1 l12 10 Cairrgom. Suffrage.
Doa Diego. and Cos Maid also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: purse; sI,o00 added; for
tWoFeaT-Ods; nonWinners 0f $1,000: five and one
half iurloass- Single stone, 81 iBlackmanl. 10 ].
Won Please. 10. Miller. I to 3 second; William
Il. Lyon l0i tDuganl. to l. third. Time O6 S-5.
Long Ball. Bon Ton. Youthful Bayoure. Ethel
Levy Thermdor. and Matchmaker also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse: $500 added; for maiden
three-year-olds and upward one and one-sixteenth
miles Sailor Girl lJ5 tBeckmanl TO l. won:
Eastern. 10 BrusselJ. % J. second; Lad Of Lang
dsu. lQ Duganl. 20 !. third. Time. Las 2S
Eeatarine. sam II. Rice. Al Wood Jobstown. Green
hill, GIenadier. Lachess. Bob Edgren and Potent
also ran.
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CALIFORNIAN CLUB MEET.
Large Number OF Entries for Games
at MARSHALL Hall Wednesday.

771Is'.E NF1'tNF7f9IIFf
Entries close to-day for the athletic
meet 10 be held at Marshall Hall next
Wednesday under the auspices of the
Caledonian Club.
There are ali sorts Of field and track
events on the card. from a 10o-yard
dash to a mile run, and Mr.. Hender-
son. of Spalding's. has enlisted the en-
tries of practically all OF the best ath-
letes of Washington. In addition to
the regular meet there viii be a game
Of association football.
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MARTINsBURG, 2; ROCKVILLE, 0

Largest Crowd OF Season Witnesses
Game Between Rival Teams.
Special to The Washington Herald
2 Rockville Nd, July 25.-An excel
lent game of baseball was played at
the Fair Grounds here this afternoon
between the Martinsburg CIV. Va
team and the club of this place. which
was won by the Martinsburg boys by
TO O.
Both pitchers did effective work, and
both clubs played good ball In the field
The attendance was the largest of the
season. Score:
r. H. E.
NIartinsburZ. ...........O OIOIOO % 4
Rockville. ...........-. 0 0 O 0 90 !
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HELP WAIVED,

WANTED - AN ASSISTANT BO0KREEPER.
Address stating salary and experience. BOX 10
Herald Office. iy24st
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school in 30 TO 30 days Positions
guaranteed. Pitman. GRham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems. individual instruction SrEAO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-5ls Colorado Building.
OCs-tf
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AthIetIcs Buy "sIdy smIth.

S-ecial TO The Washington Herald
Memphis, Tenn. July 25-"Sid" Smith.
leading batter in the Southern League in
1906, and star catcher with Atlanta. has
been sold to the Philadelphia Americans.
The terms have not been made public.
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c. G. SLOAN 4 Co. Auctionees. li0T Street

=. U. bLOAN 4 NO-s AlcuONttIss l3Vs " DtAets-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MODERN
CORNER RESIDENCE, AT NORTHEAST
CORNER or NINTH AND JEFFERSON
STREETS, IN BRIGHTW00D PARK, d. q.
Whereas default having been made n the pay
ment 0f the debt and interest secured BY certain
deed Of trust bearing date the twenty sixth day
Of May. A. d. 1907. and recorded smong the land
records Of the District Of Columbia on May y,
1862, IN Liber 242. folio s74. CT seq, and at the
direction 0f the holder and Of the notes Sc
crcd b. said deed q trust. the undersigned trUs-
tee will offer for sale under the provisions theFeof
az public auction Ia front q the premises. az four
O'Clock D. m. on TUESDAY, the thirtieth ioth
day Of July, A. d. 1907. the following described
land and premises. with the improvements. ease
ments. rights. ways, and sppurt rtenanees thersunto
belonging situate and lying in the District d Co
lumbia:
All Of lots numbered twenty-three Cz}. twenty
four ca and twenty-five l5l. in DiIer B Groff's
subdivision Il lots in block numbered seFenteen 10
"BrightWoOd Park" as per plat recorded IN LibeT
County No. g. folio g. Of the records Of the ofhce
of The surveyor 0f the District Of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-thiTd of the purchase
price in cash (of which . deposit oi $50 must Be
made 10 the Trustee at the time Of salel, and the
balance IN equal notes Of the purchaser payable
IN one and two yeaB from date Of sale. with IN
terest az the rate Of SIX per cFutum per annum.
payable semi-annually said notes TO be secured b.
first deed of IUSt the property sold; OF all cash.
AZ tie option Of the purchaser. The terms Of sale
% De complied with within twenty days from the
date Of sale in default q which the property viii
be resold at the risk and cost Ct the defsulting
purchaser after Eve days Reimbursement IN some
ucWsTaDaf published in Washington ID. {.
All conFeyancing, title examination, and record
ing al the expense Of the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Trustee
Formerly UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COM
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Trustee.
BY Jas. C. PAYNE. Vice President
Attest; GEORGE (. FLEMING. Secretary.
AlT-d&ds exS
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FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS I

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. C..
Washington. d. c., July % l9O7-sealed Pro
posals viii be received at this Office until Il O'Clock
noon, AUGUST 10. 1907. for the construction Of a
c0ncretesteei bridge the track Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, on the line Of
Monroe street. Brookland. D. c. Blank forms Of
proposal, specifications. and all necessary informa-
ton may be obtained at the Office Of the Engineer
Commissioner. d. G. HENRY B. F. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L. WEST, JAY J, MORROW
Commissioners. d. C. iy256texS
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FOR. SALE-HALF ACRE lot FRONTING on
Connecticut ave. in the District; natural forest
shade: the new s. oo000 Connecticut ave. bridge will
greatly increase values in this locality; price low
terms Be arranged Address BOX 252, City Post
Office fy9{l5t
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF 90
lumbia, Washington. D. C.. July @ Igl7-sealed
proposals viii be received az this Office until p
O'Clock noon. TUESDAY August 6. 1901 for remod-
elirg plumbing work at Berret School Building No
c. Forms, specifications. and necessary information
can be obtained a. Room a. District Building
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST. Jay J. MORROW. Commissioners, y. q.
t8G6H@N
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BRICK, PLASTERING. AND CEMENT WORK:
ioibins promptly atterded 70; estimates given.
T. E. WARD. 1919 llth 81 nv; phone north 647s.
VERY CHEAP-GROCERY, CONFECTIONERY.
and Ice Cream Store. D. c. BUSINESS BRO
KERS. 6i7 18th st. jy26-tf
BRICK. PLASTERING. AND CEMENT WORK
johbing promptly attended to; estimates given L.
y. WARD. 1919 llth St NV; phone north 6479.
fv26-zt
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,
CARPETS CLEANED

WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND REFRIC-
orator or ICE chest. Correspond, E. s. HOON.
Il. D. No !. Nokesye, Va. iy2sst
CARPETS CLEANED,
Taken Up free; also. make screen door win
dows; furniture repaired upholstered: packi-g and
shipping Phone n 4sls. 1906 Str ST NV jels-tfexs
HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY Az
expert AZ moderate cost. BOX g. Herald once
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SEVERAL WAGONS. BUGGIEs, AND A LOT
Of wheels: Also harness suitable for any purpose;
must be sold at once-your price. 18th and h Nv.
E2s-59t
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

$50 ~ !. AvE.-Two sECOND-FLOOR ROOMS
and Onn rear room: s. 10 so; situation unsuF-
passed. KARRICK & METCALF, 1870 n. Y. ave.
Bu.B8
FLEMING BUILDING. Hls G ST. NV: RENO
Vated throughout; spacious new elevator: steam
heat; unexceed tanitOT seTTice; excellent once
rooms on fourth hOor. V25H
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
pain look, feel act. and last longer that aAtu-
raj teeth Ehrunken faces made normal painless MI
ing Dr.. J. L. WILSON. 1903 st. nv. n1y2s-tf
DENTAL WORK.
Set of Teeth and Gold Crowns. $ up. Gold Fill
inRs. s. MP; Silver Filings SOC. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L. EDMONDS. SO h 81 nw.
ial0-tf
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

JUST RECEIVED-YOUNG PARROTS AND
Canaries. goldhshes. monkeys. trained goats rab-
bits, guinea pigs dogs. cats. and best Flea Flee
soap. &c. 5CHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st.
nv iyl4tf
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FOUND
PERSONAL.

THEN SPEAKING WITH PROPHETIC FIRE.
We say We are in the market Ter mems discarded
wearing apparel, shoes. hats shirts; send postal for
US 10 CAL on you at once; we are prompt. JUSTHS
OLD STAND, GIG ID.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies or gents; send postal: viii cali
L. TARSHES 1865 7th 81 NV. Phone North 4g9
ALL KINDS OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE
clothing iewe!ry. &c. bought at 1906 llth st. NV
Phone \. 6is jyz+5n
SuPerfiuOus Hair, Warts, MOIes,
BirthmaTks, backheads. and al facial blemishes
permanently removed By electroysiS Lady operator.
Room 6. Metzer0tt Bldg. Ill9 + st. nv. iyi-M
Brndford's Detective Agency,
SUITE pa, COLORADO BUILDING. 18th AND
g. Expert Investigation any cause, all sections;
strictly confidential Phone 252s iy39t
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
WALL PAPER.

AS We ARE LARGELY oYERsrOCKED IN
wall paper q all descriptions we viii sell ii at a
low sacrifice price. Give call F. q. NOLTE,
9G llth 81. nv. jyls-eodtf
ROOMS PAPERED, 8 UP; SAMPLES
brought: latest spring designs; painting LIZ
PREUX. 1901 eth St Phone n. 5lglm als-tf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-STORE IN THE NEW CONGRESS
si0nal apartment house. Is, and East Capitol SIS.
will be Gtted up drug store, with fixtures soda
fountain ard decorations = suit tenant; excellent
stand special Inducements will be made TO desirable
party. THOMAS J. FISHER < CO.. Inc, lA4
ST. Nv. yZl-u
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WITH on WITHOUT BOARD.

CAPITAL HOTEL. I'D AND PA. AVE. NV.
European. 5oc. 75c. 81: American, S. 80 per day.
Ble-30t
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EDUCATIONAL,
HOMEMADE CAKE.

MISS McKELLIP WILL SERVE HOMEMADE
cake to order at THE SIGN OF THE FOX, 72l
nth. Also weI-eooked luncheon daily from Y 70 J.
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II3 0 ST. Nw.-TwO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. Sd
floor front; nice room Communicating; western e1
posure very reasonable to family or party Of gentle
men; excellent table board Jels-f
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COLLECTORS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTs.
estate end damage claims; no charge unless sue.
eessfal- FULLER AGENCY, III 18th st. M.
nhs-o
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court No. lil4l.
administEstion.-This IS 20 give notice that the
subsTibeS. of the District Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court u the District q
Columbia Letters testamentsry on the estate Of
Mary '. McCOnnell late of the District Of Colum-
bia- deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the VOUCHERS thereof legally authenticated 20
the subscribers on OF before the 9th day Of July
A. D. lsS otherwise they may by Law Be excluded
from al benefit q said estate. Given under our
hands this 2th day Of July. 1907. GOODWIN Y.
AT LEE, B2 street northwest: HIRAM II.
MARTIN, 2l6 street northwest. Attest: tSeal.l
JAMES TANNER, Register q Wills for The Dis
trct Of Columbia. Clerk Gf the Probate COurt.
cHAs W. ARTH. Attorney. ys.au2,s
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Patrick J. Barron rs. The Unknown
Heirs. DeTisees and Alienees Of Benjamin Shepperd
et al Equity. Z7l6o-The object Of this suit Is %
adludge the title of the complainant 10 the parts
Of lots IS and la, IN square l207. in the city Of
Washington. D. C.. bounded by beginning at the
northeast corner Of Potomac and NJ streets and
running thence north along Potomac street S.3l
feet. thence cas-: 1917 feet thence south S 81 feet
and thence west along NJ street 1911 feet, TO be
coed in fee simple IN the complainant by reason of
adverse possession. On motion q the complainant
b H ". Sohon. his solicitor. it IS on this 10Th
day Of July. 1867. ordered that the defendants the
uDknUWn heirs deTlSees. and alenees Of Benjamin
ShepFerd. James G. Shepperd. Benjamin Shepperd
T.. Abraham SheTpeTd. William Steuart. David
Steuart. Patrick MagrldeT. and Samuel Turner,
cause their appearance 10 be entered herein on on
bSfore the fTSt ruie day occurring after the ex-
piration Of three months from this date; other
wise the cause viii he proceeded with as In case
# default. This order shah b. published in the
Washington LAW Reporter and Washington Herald
twice IN each Of the months Of July August and
September, 1897. good cause being shown therefor
WRIGHT. Justice. A true oopy-Test: (seaLl J.
r. YOUNG, Clerk By WINS. T. LEMON, Assist
ant Clerk. III. au2.s sep3T
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
mmbia. holding Probate Cslrt No. 1889 Ad-
nistTatiOn.-Tbis is to give notice that the sub
scriber, Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration c. { a. on the estate Of
Willis r. SpeaTe, late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated to the
subscriber on CT before the 10TH DAY OF JULY.
A. D. l90s otherwise they may by Law be excluded
from all benefit Of sad estate Given under ny
hand this 10Th dag OF July, 1907 EN0CH L.
WHITE. Pacific Building. Attest: (Seal) WA e.
TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court Z. l..
WHITE, Attorney. jyl2i9&
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT BERwYN, MD, $ PER WEEK: ELEGANT
fare and home comforts MRS. De MORGAN,
Central ave iyZ4-tf
GUNST0N COTTAGE, ROUND HILL vA.-I0
minutes from station high location: cool con-
Portable; fresh vegetables. milk. and butter For
further particulars address MRS. KLEIN WRIGHT
Box 81 Round HILL Va iyOFt
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TALKING MACHINES.
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. J. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL wAyER
and hstrdFesser shampooing mAnieurius. ehi-op-
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences. 'I'hone Main 2e55. sls q
Bt 1Hs te2.u
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Somethtnr Goodt Chrnp.

Northeast sx-rocm brick with closets in all rooms;
gas and coal ranges corner house; 10 feet parking
two sides; will consider any reasonable offer Cost
$500 ID. H. JOHNSON 4 CO,
jy25-u Gil 7th 81. NV.
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SuBURBAN---fOR RENT.
BICYCLES,

Hudson Bicycle a Winner
In ell events at the Pythian Field Day july a.
1907. Eastern agents. HAVERFORD CYCLE CO..
AZ 10th st. NV ya6-f
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used: cheap At HAZLET0N'S. 42-4sl 10th st.
NV. my5-tl
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office ot the Superintendent L. S Cap
itol Building and Grounds. Washington.
d. c, July Is, l9O7.-Sealed proposals, in
duplicate, will be received and publicly
opened at the above Office on WEDNES-
DAY, July 81, 1907, at u o'clock noon,
for furnishing and delivering only, direct
radiators for hOt-water heating, House of
Representatives Office Building. Eree-
| ton not included. Specifications and
schedule can be had upon application to
Il . above Office. Bids must be accom-
panied by certified check or surety bond
Ia the sum Of . per cent OF the amount
bid. The right is reserved to reiecr any
or all bids or to waive any technically
or infOrmality In any bid ELLIOTT
WOODS. Superintendent L. s. CAPITOL
Bunding and Grounds Approved
retary. tyIS.22 70
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THE VAN dyke
UNFURSISHED

1871 CORCORAN ST. NW.-TWO sECOND-FLOOR
room, next TO bath: front room with nice alcoye
hrst-iO0r rooms front and hack parlor; stationary
basin and buffers pantry in back parlor iyzA3t
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
WITH BOARD.

1856 S ST NW.-THREE NICE ROOMS on SEC
ond floor; reasonable. Call from to p N.
Witt
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RICHMOND PARK - WAsHINGrON's IDEAL
suburb. Phone NJ. 669l for automobile to prop
erty free Of cost EAsLEY & HILL. Exclusive
Agents. lll-4l2 MunseS Bids. BS-u
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

20 has her gown gathered into the belt
instead of gored. The jumper waist 10
cut pointed front and back and the
full kimono sleeves, as also the edge
OF the waist. are trimmed with pretty
lace insertion. A band OF the same
finishes the belt A guinpe OF sheer
lawn and lace is worn underneath
With this frock Is worn the dearest
straw hat imaginable Made Of dns
ligh. Slue straw. the color of the linen
gown. il IL bent in becoming lines and
trimmed with = wreath OF corn Aoweye
ana green leaves Worn on . charm-
ing brunette do1l with long chestnut
ourls and real eyslashs& Il = most
effective.
Every one motors nowadays aud =
suitable costume Il absoIutsly pecsa-
sary for any well regulated doll. and
to protect her from the searching winds
OF spring there Il very smart and up
to date motor coat which can be pur-
chased ready made or else may %
made OF waterproof silk with long
coat and three capss. Since the strestc
are so very dusty at this season. Mioo
Dolly must enshroud herself ana her
hat with thick automobile veil, which
gan be purchased by the yard. one
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M 1SS DOLLY is such q very busy
young lady these days that she
has starcely time TO eat or sleep
and is really looking wan and
pale from too many trips TO the mod
Estes and nilliners preparatory to go
ing away for the summer For there
are the fashion books to look over,
samples TO be selected and shopping to
be done ere the long summer vacation
arrives. when, with her little mistress,
she viii hie herself TO the green fields
and country lanes or else to some fash
io1able watering place, as the case may
be.
1t may be that Newport or Bar Har-
Dor is to be included in the summer
schedule. and Il so, then. naturally, the
preparations are much more strenuous.
For that means changes OF gowns for
every possible occasion. Every sort of
frock required by her young mistress
must be duplicated in Miss Dony's own
wardrobe. and thus it is that there is
such excitement in the realm of doll
dom.
Usually Miss Dolly follows the styles
adopted by her mistress. but z funny
thing about the fashions this year Is
that there have been so many and ex-
elusives styles shown in the big dolls
emporiums designed exclusively for
their own use, and they have proven to
be so extremely pretty and stylish that
this year the tables are turned and the
little dolls mothers have been having
their frocks copied after Miss Dolly's.
For there really never wac a time
-when such varied collection OF up to
date garments could be purchased for
Miss Dolly TO wear. She would, indeed,
be doll OF very small Importance in
her own sphere were she not to be pro-
Vfded with at least half a dozen dis
tinctive frocks with everything to
match.
First Of all there must be one Of the
dainty lingerie dresses such as would
be suitable for an afternoon party at
hotel or a lawn fete. when the llttlc
hostess as well IS her guests and their
prettiest dolls are all gotten up in fluffy
white summer costumes suitable TO TIE
weather and the occasion.
These ere variously made OF sheer
organdie, dotted Swiss, linen lawn or
India linen, all tucked and ruflied and
trimmed with insertion and edging OF
Vslenciennes lace. Now it sometimes
happens that little doll mothers haven't
the income necessary TO make such an
elaborate PURCHASE. 1t may be that
their allowances have been overdrawn
because of too many trips to the candy
store or soda fountain. and all these
more expensive fabrics seem too costly
for the size OF their poclzetbooks. In
that event. without doubt, IL one skir-
nnished around there might be found
some small pieces Of embroidery LETT
over from big mothers empire or
princess frocks that would do admir-
ably.
OF course it isn't at all necessary to
tell ones next door neighber that the
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width Of chiffon being sufficient for the
length and . quarter Of . yard enough
for the width. If the motor coat is
bsewn. then the vsil should be the
eoSne shade. and - this color Is %
popular this year Il - 70 - preferred
to b3ue or black.
For Z walk Ia the park n the morn
ing Miss Dolly would be most suitably
dressed Ia white. with long double
breasted coat with deep rundown
collar edged with embroidery and one
Of the cunning little Dutch caps Of thin
lawn with rosettes Of satin ribbon at
each sidA Tied with narrow lace trim
med strings beneath the chin. the ef-
feet II such as to attract the attention
to Miss Dolly OF even the most indif-
ferent Of masculine creatures.
IT it happens that one il spending the
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summer months by ths waEsR snd tAsrs
are sails to be sn5syeA thsn . nttis
white serge yachting sg4e muss hs IN
cluded. and this II one ef the nattssst
costumes in the sutiss wardrobe. Made
with . REFER jacket ana . fun kiltsd
skirt with light blue sailor blouse
decorated with naval emblsms and a
big straw hat It is just the smartest
thing going. Fitted out with a half
dozen costumes such as these no doll
need be afraid to enter the circles Of
her "4oo' and feel that she Is not well
dressed
In the way Of undergarments there
are pajamas. for some dolls prefer them
to the regulation night robes. Besides
these there are real corsets that lace
up as we'll as side elastics attached.
or. If garters are preferred, there are