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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
San Juan, p. R. AgODto % de 1907.

San Juan, P. R. AgODto % de 1907
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerEados para
ia adjudication en- pdblica subaHta de Las
obraB de construction de AlcantarilIas ,
Tubos de hormig6n, Carretera No. 3, Sec
ci6n Fsjardo. Naguabo Sc admitir6n en-
esta ofcins hasta las 10 q. m. del dfa
de Sstiembre de 1907 en- que Sc Abrirkn
p6bliCamente
FL preSupueato de las Obvas aHciende &
($2 900 00) dos mil dollars.
TodoB los datos neCesRrios Sc daEan an
esta Ofcina donde 80 encuentran de mani
isstO todoB loE documentos que han de
Tegir on Ia COntrata podrkn recoJer los
icitadoreA los modelos de proposiCiones
que han de prssentsr.
La administration So reseEva el rechaEar
oualquiera todas las proposicioneB-J
j. Jimenes, Superintendente de Obras
P6blicaa. Is vs. n. s.
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Ell leto De sysr.

Aver & las cuatro de la tarde Sc coloc6
ante rumerosa eScojida concurrencia Ia
primera piedra. del edifcio que ae ha en-
pezado levantar en- Mirsmar, para una
iglesia Metodiata epicospal.
ri acto reault6 solemne, hacienda uso
de la palabra 81 gobernadOr Post otroB
caballeroa.
Durante Ia ceremonial, la banda de la
policfa insular, smeniz6 81 acto.
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Ell ANTIGUA y acreditadO outableci-
miento ''La Eamsralda" hs Hido objeto de
grandes FeformaS, quedando inntalado nm
espl6ndido restaurant en- la plata alta. La
iniciRtiva del senior CASTILLO, ha podido
Observance Dicho cafe restaurant queda
en- Ia calle de Ia FortelezR esquina &
San JoE6. p
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Iii ron "ExpOuici6n San Luis" do loB
soioEes A. Alvarez HeFmanoB es 81 mejoT
mas puEo de ga Class. Conatantes pedi.
dos que aCreditan ~ bondsd, Eon despa.
ChRdos pOr egta casa On Hu outableCimiento
San JoE6 z, q.
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En- MIramlE.

El capit6n Cabrera , teniente Verar,
de la policfs, hMn adquirido dos golaEes en-
el bello Bitio conocido en- santurce con eI
nombre de Miramar.
Sc proponan levantar dos lindaB chalets
para Bu residencia.
Ssrdn dos edifcioH que contribuir6n al
ornate de aquel poblado diguO hoy de
verse.
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende 81 detail y
81 pOE mayor cal viva y apagads. Grava
, arena dulCo , ofrece LanchsA de 10
IS toneladaB para transports de toda cIaHe
de Oarga. Para informeS, Playa de loE
Ladrillos San Juan. 30v..
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ANUNCIO.-Ss arrienda vende una
hermOsa inca cOmpuesta de $50 cuerdaB
de taEEeno, propias para siembra de cana,
tabscO etc. E&6 s2turdR & oEillaS de Ia
earretera de AguadAla Isabels, tiene ex'
celents aqua y algunag siembraS de oafisG.
Para mas informes Luis N. Maisonave,
Farmac6utiCO, AguadiIla, Puerto Rico.
45 v. a.
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PereCen tOdOs los
pasaieros de! Acapulco

San FansOo Agoo puerto
Acapulco bahia
pu6n dOtsGn del buqu
udo varHe On moa as pjs e6 odo Un ndme
d de msr parts Les obEa. del canal los mo de
dpu exdo9 de los aes del do de Ia 81 choque de
Acapulco haberse
del buque produjeEOn catrof al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
Mas tropas a Casa-bIanCa.

oFG Agoss 8DOS bAlOnaS "CazadOre Africa eouadro
de s de las guaEnioneB anaB Arg han eo 6denea
A za les defender CaSa2n de exda6n de-
los arge geTno frances ha do dponibl
para il an9 gan los refaez onviados dde F
b del A del " Dare Bd "Ca bIanca" han legdo
Mayor franco epa6o
6rdeneB eupen
OeanRfoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
lNlIEAppR GENERAL

1NsAIOsA isaS MADREs-Ei Jarabe ealn,ante d
Sesl Wnslow debe sepre Que los n7os esfsn
wiodo Dc Ia dentieidn Proporcona aEvo Immediate
q pequeno paeente produce natural tanqulo
silva e door el angelic despierta muy viyo y aeee
Es muy agradlbe Al paadar caa al niho, ablsnda sus
eneas atvS sus dolores haee faciIes las lcones deI
e.6mago Fegula los ntestnos Es ei rneior reaedio
ssnocdo para "a diaea va Orovenea esa De IA dencSn
de saquera otEa eausa engass euidado en- ped
d. Sodos,
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LA RELOJERIA joyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn = Co. 90 ha tEasladado la ca
lie de San Jose is frente al Correo, donde
hay COnStantemente un buen Burtido de re-
loies otrRa pFendaB pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28

EN- RL CLUB de Il. KehFhahn ,
Oc., San JOS Is, be venden dos relo-
je de GRO cada BemRna La Ultima ssma-
na obtuvO uno don Jol6 Munoz Rivera, dc
esta capital gocio5p6mero so.
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TODOS LOS QUE SUFREN
De FIEBRE DEBEN
LEERLRS SIGUIENTES LiNEAS

Tengo 81 amos de edad, escribe el
senor Martin, rico labrador de
a Igrande (Francia) En- los veranos
anteriores he padecido algunos ac-
a cesos de fiebre que han cedido al
uso del sulfato de quinina. En- Ell
q mes de agosto dltimo me volvi0 a
q acometer la misma fiebre intermi-
4 tente, pero esta Vez ell sulfato de
quinina no produjo el efecto de
a costumbre, causandOme, en- cambio,
q vivos dolores de estomago y, por
a consecuencia, una repugnancia in
q vencible. Esa fiebre que yo padecia
q aument0 y Sc me present0 una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28
-FL 1NUEVO CAFE0 de log

-=EL "NUEVO CAFE" de loa e1po.
noI Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ACABA DE
RECIBIR un Complsto aurtido de lea me-
jsres dulces. ElegRnta1 Cartuchos propioa
para rogalos. HeladoB, EefrescoH, frutas
81 natural , todo Cuanto Esgals 81 paladaE
mks doliCRdo ss cncuentra ALI pEimoFosa.
mGnts Sorvido. Cafs con leChs y choco-
Late, deuds Las niete de la msfiana Lar
~ do la mocha. FAmoso chocolate BA'
KER muy acrsditAdo On todo 81 mundo,
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-Se compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6u en- buen estado.
Oollares Antiques de e.r0y prendas anti,
guRa.
Dirfjase r. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 6 al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce p.
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Los fondos dol magIstsrIo.

Sc hR empezado pagsr el primer III.
meatre de loB fondos del magisterio pueT-
torriquefio, correspondence & Enero y
Mario del pasRdo afio de 1906.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28

EN- 'tLa CoEreupOndencia de Puerto
Rico, Allan 64, hay de venta TeciboE ia.
lOnarios para Cobro de RlquildEos do Canas,
6AnEaa on mebGliCo con irmaG, dsCla "a.
clones Dc naCimionto, defunCi6n y COrtifCa-
Ci6n mGdiCa. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28

CASA DE PRESTAMOs de Joa6 Ba.
z6n, Allen 21. FL dia 81 del Corriente q
Las de la tsrde 30 llevsrS & cabo el re-
mate de las prendaS, cuyOs tslones no han
aido renovadoH nj cancelados. La caHa ST.
que sus opeFaciones. 15 v. B.
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I'm oStR imprenta 70 v0ndO BApal de pc.
Ei6dico visio e2.OO los 48 kilou (Gn qWin
tsLl
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IN buSR 0bsOquIo.

Hemcs Eecibido una copia del mapa de
Ia lila que envfa Ia "PoEto Rico express
Comp. y que resulta un buen conuultor
para ofcinas,
Tiene 81 rsferido mapa detslles de pue'
bios, bRrEioB, division de distritos de Pto.
Rico y rutaB de vapOres que Balen de Is
iala, asf como las lfneas de cables que IL
COmuniCan con 81 extEanyero.
kstimamoB 81 obsequio.
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ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.
DEpARTAMENIO DEL INTERIOR.

Ofeino del Superintendent
de Obras Pssbieas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-28

La plaza principal de Rio Piedras
estS siendo ObjetO de reparaciones que.
daF6 en- las condolences que merece la i'm.
poTtRncis de Is Doblaci6n.
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SE ALQUILAN departamentoB para
ofiCinaE, sBpaciosos y ventilsdOs en- Ia calle
de Tetuan DdmerO 8, altos del Banco de
Puerto Rico. Informaran en- el propio
local.. 9v.A
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DOCTOR TOMAS VAzQUEz.

M6dco Cruiano de las Facutades de Paris de Madrid
Oece los srvicos profession Plaza Colon n6m H.
Horau de consultas de 1 & q 2 p. m.
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BSaoSso Asvez para
1NiltAs, est2Dl6eide
SAlo elpl&n americana
Aue patsDcinAn las Eue-
ores fAnnniaS &c Puer-
b Rlce Is
JuegoA - habitA-
stones quo compTen-
Gen desdo el senciilo
o. sAla, dormitOriO y
baZo, hasta Ell msse OK.
So1Bo d5 aals, . dor.
HsGorf0s y b&ao.
Ad6ptase especial.
Bsn8S para 1arniliaS
nUmerosas y para IL
R11aE o0rtas.
C3cipASla sspano1a.
H9rV1bsJ esIAdel 9
3Gl68.
n EotsI ma1 SrsRoa
0oGusVA York.
Ocntlena Eoaa oIAsa
GS sGsla1sos RoGSE.
8oe
BlHoeoi6a DOE GNbles
NEARA
A1W YORK
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HRa Bos FEuGWs~
Rdsl q1s h6nra1 con -
haels 81 Il 81 ssz Lo
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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
% you SPRAY,
tts tl'e oaly Protection Against Die
eAaeo and Insects. d. .ss7

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u. = 49, eamage 70 tn1 o1u.us
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Hsceseery 10 p'
paAnS " eome artinciai means' saSs
49, uscsion from 'ne C.
= methoa =. uost"y.s.
- ana worni' run ~ III.
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manner no"o .
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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
standardizlns Education.

Administrative officers OF the Car
negts Foundation for the Advancement
Of Teaching and OF the General Educa-
ton Board are entrusted with the
handling of enormous funds. the inter-
est on which is to be applied. In the
one case to pensioning college profes-
sors. and In the other to helping needy
colleges. The task of the Officers Of
both these Institutions has been. and
10. complicated by varying educational
standards and the lack Of an estab-
lished criterion. One Of the earliest
works Of both Institutions. therefore.
Of education IN America. The question,
What 10 a college?" would be an
swered to-day in different ways by DIFF.
ferent men. There is vast difference
between the institutions that bear the
name. in the requirements for admis-
sion and In the courses Of study which
must be taken to entitle the student
to degree. Something. indeed, to-
ward the establishment = . college
educational standard was accom-
plished about IS years ago. when the
requirements for admission were made
the subject Of much discussion. and
finally OF substantial agreement among
number Of college faculties, says
Youths Companion. Notifications
have been made since then In the re-
Quirements. and there have been ad-
ditions and deductions. but . general
agreement still exists. What IL needed
now 10 test which goes deeper and
reaches farther-which will take &C
count Of the purposes and ideals Of
colleges. and measure both the attain
ments Of the professors and the sue
cess with which they do their work.
II either the Carnegie Foundation or
the General Education Board. or both
together. can do this. they will there
by benent the cause OF education al.
most rs much AZ by their gifts OF
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15

to the majority Of women, Is the EN-.
pire cut, chiefly in Its modified form.
requires the master hand Of the
skilled couturier and the corsetiere.
II the grace peculiar to It 10 to b
preserved.
A garniture much in favor With
dressmakers just now Is the "rou-
leaute." heavy. narrow roll Of vel
vet, satin or cloth, yards Of which
are used upon numbers Of, Afternoon
and also evening gowns, to form
large. fanciful designs. among which
the key pattern ranks foremost.
Many Of the costumes Of striped
material for midseason wear present Q
very becoming feature. eminently nat.
tering to women Of generous proper.
tons. The two sides Of the coat from
under the arms downward are cut
with the stripes disposed slantingly.
thus accentuating the curve OF the
waist line. An illusion further en-.
HANGED by the disposition Of the rest
Of the material. with the stripes
placed contrastingly in q vertical
fashion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15

rive at b, stake OF line one 10 moved
from to c. which puts the line in
position for marking the third row.
Before running the wheel on the
third row from c TO C. stake Of line
two at b is moved to d. When Ar
irving at c. stake at b is moved to d,
which puts line two in position for
the fourth row. etc.
For long rows, continues the writer
In Orange Judd Farmer. We use one
measuring stick At each end Of the
rows and one in the middle. The mid
die stick II pushed in the ground
against the line to prevent the wind
from displacinE the line. When we
plant day after day We do not take up
the lines at night. but simply loosen
one end 70 prevent their breaking
from shrinkage. The time to wind up
the lines would cost far more than
they are worth. We can better afford
to buy new lines. say every two
yeArs. .f
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
BLACK LOCUST.
u Supplies the esst-lastine Pest Tim.
Der 70 % Found.

Black locust is one OF the most per.
sisteut deciduous trees that We have
to reproduce itself from the roots. and
hence It II essential that one study
this particular variety 30 ~ to know
the right time 10 cut II II II 10 to be
killed At the root. GrubbinE ont the
trees and cutting them down At differ
ent seasons Of the year has been
tried. II you want the timber to last
long In the ground locust should be
cut In August or September. but II
you desire to kill the trees they
should be cut In July and thea In Sep.
TENDER the stumps should b peeled
The next spring an occasional sprout
will show from the roots. These will
have to be treated the same ~ you
would weeds 10 get rid OF them. The
black locust. says. Farmers' Tribune.
10 one OF the best lasting post timbcrs
We have and should be planted out
o. the prairie farms more than Il Is.
for this one item Of post timber. We
Do not think It will last equal to the
Usage orange. but II IL equal to red
cedar and can b. produced on ground
At much lower price than ws have
to pay for posts at the lumber yard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
MARKING ROWS.
Unique Method Followed by an Ohio
Gardener.

The old saying. More crops grow
in crooked than In straight rows"
may fnd favor with some growers.
but celery growers get best results
from straight rows. Straight rows
look more workmanlike and in cult
waiting. blanching. and harvesting
straight celery rows are . necessity.
To enable one man to mark out
straight rows in the quickest possible
way, we stretch two strong cotton
lines, which costs us about rs cents
Apiece, where the first two rows are
to be. say three feet apart.
From . garden drill We remove all
the seeding attachments and run the
drill wheels over the first line from
. to .. Before running back on sec
ond line % to b. We put the stake OF
line one from to c. When We ar-
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15

PEANUTS n ths NestkseN ooedsN.
1enevs ~ ostsfds stsli, bat
haa1le ths mt eareeally. naae tvo 70
. nnl two iacAss asso. az Inns .
ha0'ynrd apast II . ~. ia. sas1y
ool xsep weedel ~ soo1 Ioooe.
WAse q tesh higA Arav sel1 eolgAtiy
- esosn1 theo Whea rlpeoo6 b
stooe taks - aa1 ~ ~ $1,000. tAsa
Deek - ~ nnls ~ ~ e. ~
- sessA sstsj'i' 'fg's1
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
The GIRLS BONNET
n HAS TAKEN THE PLACE OF
THE LACE HAT.
Msds o. Linen and Piqus and May Dc
easily laundsrsd. Pretty Costs
for the Daughters.

More than one mother viii vel
come the knowledge that the day Of
the befrilled. befurbelowed lace hat
II over. and that its place has been
taken by the simple and pretty linen
and piQue bonnets and hats. such ~
are pictured here. The fact that they
may b oftea and easily laundered
certainly adds to their attractiveness.
and they are - dainty ~ they are
practical.
In our changeable climate coats
play 20 important . part in . child's
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
Dig Warship Oulldino.

Tho announcement that Great Bri.
tain 10 to build two more battleships
81 tho famous Drsadnought class II
coupled with the statement that NO
les than four such vessels have bssu
contracted for 1t British navy yards.
cstsnsibly In the name Of certain for.
eign governments but really. Il IL b.
iicved. ~ . speculative measure. tho
projectors entertaining the notion that
Il viii b easy q any time to dispose
Of sscA ships at big pront. But this
NAY - . spscui,tioa that will fail.
Ths number Of sovsrnmsnts that are
dkely % iavest II svch costly play.
thiAss 10 small. though Il 10 eooceiva.
~ Tat emergencies might arise
vbicA vouild make Il very desirable
. have sscA means q dsssase. But
~ esinnsf saeessejoa. says Troy
fl0sa, u eoansetiea WITH an this b
~ orsaG Britain really issssAs 70
tseale al1 thass bis AgAtses hsrseif.
- . saeegsar1 asaiase attssk. aaA
w ssnstAlng -. ~ ae4ass q .
sep11l tswas1 ossuany. Mt nssA b
~ ~ e liapsnaAset = tlAA Dst
= = qetane " aslls9sals sssy cost
" - befAASs ~ t0e = nsasee q
AnA1 -, nsay thlak whea h IN -
1DuD1 0i1A ~ ~ ~ - 49,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
SLIGHT or PEAS.
The Green Varieties Ars Mest otrso,.
in9iy Affected.

In 1904 the damage In Ohio from
this blight was apparsauy greater
than In previous years. Il was first
noticed on French June peas which
had been sown with oats ~ . forage
crop ON the experiment station farm.
A close examination Of the diseased
plants showed that the stems had
been attacked At many points. fire.
quently rs high ~ one and oue-half
feet from the ground. though most
severely near the ground. where the
disease starts.
On the leaves were orbicular or
oval dead spots one-eiEhth to oae-hslf
inch In diameter.
Perhaps the most important thing
In connection with the life history a
the fungus Is that the vege<ative part.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
To Grow Their Own Ties.

Allusion has been made to the steps
taken in some directions to counteract
the effects Of deforeststion which has
been going on 80 recklessly in this
country. One result OF indiscriminate
tree destruction has been to curtail'
seriously the supply OF railroad ties.
Az no satisfactory substitute for wood.
en- ties has been found. the situation
has become such A. to give the rail-
road companies great concern. Sew.
eral months ago 1t was intimated that
the Pennsylvania railroad might un.
dertake the experiment OF producing
its own ties. or At least = considerable
proportion Of them. II Is now stated
that the company II actually to In
augurate such = policy. Agents are at
work. and they will set out 1880. 900
trees on land In Pcnnsylyaaia convent.
emily located for the purpose. The
company uses 10000 900 ties annually
which means great consumption Of
timber and . heavy outlay. and the
outlay becomes larger ~ prices In
crease owing to scarcity. The idea II
to care for the trees In accordance
with the most advanced ideas OF for
estry. 1t may be possible. says Troy
Times. that the company will thus
solve an economic problem OF its own.
and also SGT the country an effective
example OF what can be done BY wise
care Of trees with . view TO the con.
servation Of important natural re.
sources. .t
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15
Skirts ARE LEss ORNATE.
Over Trimmed Skirt Of EARLY Spring
Has Lost lts Vogue.

All walking skirts. whether In cot
ton cloth or silk. clear the ground By
At least two inches and for these the
plated skirt in Z. or Is cores 10 pre-.
ferred. The nine gore skirt seems to
give best results. The circular skirt
10 used only for dressy costumes.
which rest on the ground front and
sides and have slight train. The Of.
fort to force hounced skirts has failed.
They arc the privilege Of the very
slender tall young girl only. Also. the
overturned skirt. SO much seen at
the drst opening Of spring has gone
the way OF the undesirable. Bias
hands or folds Of the same material:
aat. demure looking ruchings on soft
fabrics like net. chiffon. ETC.: pipinEs
or laces dyed to match the exact tone
Of the fabric: these alone are seen %
skirts. and then laid very nat and on
long. vertical lines.
For slender women . pretty skirt
In linen. lawn or other wash mate.
rial shows the cores separated By
heavy insertion. Some panel effects
are retained. notably lace panels dyed
To match the fabric for front cores Of
princess gown. Fillet and Ciuny laee
are preferred for these panels 70 con-
bins With voiles. crepes. silks and
nets. Embroidery serves the same
purpose for princess gowns OF linsn,
batiste and other tub fabrics.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-15

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wardrobe that any new suggestions in
regard to making them are most &C.
eeptable.
Many Of the small girls coats this
summer arc made Of piQue or linen.
hand embroidered. Others are Of
serge. either white or blue, or OF tiny
paa-striped 1aaAel. These have blue
aol pink stripes O . white ground.
are osnansated With gilt buttons and
have valuable linen collars and cuffs
In colors to match the stripes.
Very smart also are tho lingerie
coats Of sheer handkerchief linen,
made on . white silk foundation, or
paak. A. these are not very practi-
cal for the mother o( ordinary means,
to whom laundry billie. much more
those for dry cleaning. are IN expense
not lightly TO b Incurred, noae has
'been drawn. Tho little coat In the
center OF the picture could. however.
~ easily made In sheer linen. en-.
oroldered In doral design. and worn
over Q silk clip. These slips are only
tackled TO ~ outside and can read
i1y b removed when the lingerie part
b 70 BE- washed.
The seasons bonnets arc unusually
charming and quaint. Most Of them
.aro IN Poke effects. trimmed with ught
little punches Of garden flowers and
,E1eboos. Others are In the cloche Or
mushroom shape. trimmed with . sim
PIE scarf aad loop. while through the
knot 70 stock . tiny bunch Of rose
bu1s. Thsss little bonnets could b
saslly copied By . mother With even
eligAt Aspirations 10 millinery.
Fascinating boansts are also shown
yoe ooft opsa straw. bsst 10 poke
ehADo. Ths lingerie hat has BY 10
means lost prestige. and many dainty
'o0bsoidsrsa o. Aouuced ones are
shown for he little tots: also veey
scunning ssaboansts Of psqss AMI
'11oa.
Another model 10 a heavy Int ans
n1ea. With novel motif II smbeoad-
cry ruanjag dawn IL froat aaA ACROSS
Ne bottom. TAeee coats are expen.
..s1ve. eva h Paris. whers they cost
~ francs. bst can saslly b eepied b.
. wo0Aa Who enhsoidess. aal at vsry
nttjs cost The uadef cellar ~ Inst
~ bsttoa-AeisA sosllops. Ths ssaint
ltttso hat y q ~ nsv caocAe shape.
b Q Dale yellow eAlp. trimmed with Q
vhets bev ed bansA q ptak ross.