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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
THE NEWEST SLEEVES

First the sloping saoa ...
which by means d The iunAla !.
and other loose sleeves hA
come an accepted and aeee.slg
form ~ the fashionable dlssz !,
gradually. but ouly very sFsa- 800
al present. beginning iis 80 =
For the summer It viii reirn y y. !
the aoft chiffons ard yelling
terials. in the shor, jackets ana .. !
those soft cloths which are al.. a.
summer In the weli-stookea ~
rohei The innuenes q he -
Of this loose sleeve viii Be So
the slopiuE aud smooth saoslas 49,
the new sleeves. the sean q w. -
viii be carried quite loa te ~, 4.
H. Also. the upper portion o 4. y
sleeve win be lifted close Q =
arm bv a sleeve cap, y Hsa .,....
shirrinr or smocklng Or ilai,su' !.
"a tueks which will clasp tne
nor arm TO depth q - -
inches Below this TIE mas| :.
win be puffed Gut Gil this y -. =
future. at least several a .ss,s
ahead For the prcsea' - 80
takes eycry possible torn !. y NV
sleeves HARpERS bAAAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
T. z. Fay Company


NIa aiH NHtAHH Fe
81 HuIsaafuh COS
HaaHas t#at funHa fanA
Ihfs NatH 81 tal sfas
$50
aafatf 81 Fest Terrace tfaaH - -
HaHHa HFHs
49,
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- A. Hsts f.tfsf fH h#a 49,
80
va sH aHoiHr sal Hf Hfa an EaEls
f4ari > HHif Isa s fHHsea Hrn ~ SEAS
tIs : haaIs safa HnF astif
affrs HnHf faHf ffaHas Hfeftff
hHHse hafH s~f8. zffean. NIlHs $50
II aaasIia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

TIE same ton. g. used iu the tai.
fatt coat. which IL edged with gray
sHk Tho Ntfrr trimmIuE is cw-
hruidtred with black snufaghe.
Through tie rerara that She gray
taffsfH form are Slipped black frail'o
rihrau THia Is the means ~ fas
tfulnE The garment rutl silver
buckles are ou ttr ribbon
The orchid pink lu several degrees
Is shown iH tha calus feathers upon
tHr hat This ls straw straw tho
shape hrIHR one Of tHr modified
mushroom Directly iu ue front ~
fHr trlm Is ID rinEie pink rose and
from tHi4 sweep the Ions feathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
FARMS AND ACREAGE.


That Is f4# taHFfiHare n fHHas 81 tate
H#sH#I HH.H#fts H 81. - tt.H IiH ifa .
afr sos HHHH fnff4ssl HI.e e tish it
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
90 sALE-MIseEtlAnGous.

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a.asz.a hFaf go sFn aiasa 'essa so
go = .s.s $500.
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80 s + sissy- ss g.. ~
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nHnf fEE Iusk
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feFes afs asaf ttat st-asa esaf
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feHasf atazt aHf HhH HtF5aas rHnHa HHr
fras ha era ssHs asHs = ere t
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lf
stt eAEa $50 4f ~
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haa ere We 7f fa ia
~ those aamea nafareass taf .n
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fear Hr hare fatf aar EpiH as strictly
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CHEAP 80 feet lonr 81 fzss
rfanHIHrfdH sHG or fee. runHfra 81 IaaH
uafrr rrHr So 6a 500 fazma 8 zee
r=f,s ts1asaa5s see HiHmah's ssissmsa
taaar h IImss Block. BE- sais iheF srs a.
saId est
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

fafe eaasfr rns ffHH faHesss g.
a1Irs ffHn H-affia flaat EraHsIaaf f5als
HsrffHr. asasz lass sfIaH o. - - 80
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IHaau fuH We AHu HuT IFHau -. 81
saHH HHt.tsfEu NfEM go IHE Nffa
TFuuH
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asss ats r. Hansaaif Atsz.as 81 Ha fsa
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msaeh Fasf o. Ftaaas naHafg -
e - li
..s=sr sss aaff ffArs lafs r. fa4aht
= 80 rsl5 r eHnsf f-sas . -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Saloon Location

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e4ft fass8 h6sns sites stHa5 q - ttfH
usfs saf H4Hdaf hHf nsff -
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I'D iH5frastan nHu haliafH ~ nfreHHfs
50 nrnHrH affiass 81 tsatH fssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

rows zaf sass fsasfHIf ~ assffafff HaF
Harafa salHea 8 saEfs MaEI g. $50 Haa
$3.50 aiH HsHf f#r EHtHa#iftaH kH so
IaHs Hssa.HHa aHr bees taat Ha ne
aaH#af Err fHs Hts fH 500 -
H.s aaa fae sl aaf a. faI Faif5ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

"a rbe scar Malta teao Ina
has Fhe star viii call aua coli
lscs the bil AVID viii send 60
yen the answers T. NeuE Al
whea Addressed Care rho star
RaFfss EnN ChAsstttth
.t,Ntu44.HMiaN tltslp
W.ntef. sxt and roueds lee
Heat. Nar sale. rse.l one teat
= Nefds
~trt NrtaNs WANTED ans
- NeFda three ttmes tee q
Goats
gevan word. or fractions e
.U'afts 10 the ilHe, cash IN al
VanFa when charged 60 a..
eouat actual number at lnss -
set viii 80 counted MtntnuW
40 ~ al ~ad aH cents hsi
iard Want Ad Agency. 7 u
Mullen. asi ballard Az. OPP
CHS Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

fttN HfAR LOAN 60. &c 80 NNllns
taaHnd aHA James Nhs FeraHutHaa hHrk
~ ire Naas Garner stNfh Nfshtesfe
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90 al - 40 UN
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~ a 80 10
tHhHdantiai cuurteeuH treatment We eH
f'Hasaaf Inquiries
ROACH NAMES ritArfEn loANH os
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Nktf EHMH fN NFHf tH# iH
go AraIa Nat ltHam NalH
loans HfHllEhN tuAttuA ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29


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rs,,a s 'a.S'
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slsaafniz b frHfifsi sitlss q ne uHifsi
pEtEtttsn AGENCIES
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frtFeis effar siaE o. Hssuia.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
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LIVERY STABLE.
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PHYSICIANS.
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STORAGE.
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aTuWAHE en
- FIRST uaft Faaazs Main nf i1a go
STOCKS.
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NANrEn-HEAt ESTATE.
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Water Front

Water Front
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Robert Maltby
HeaaHt Aissaa Hauans
or 4 rlrer or aovrasngsf

aEr ptHcN % uoYEHkaHNf
LAND
IHHaalsi lant is fhe tssi Investment =
inHaF a. na8 Hisa fHfs opportunity =
seftiaH UafrtanfsHt iaha utN WHAsf ~
hNMN INfN HarMENF 60. ni fiaass
uI# ct
Harfs rHff asH Hnd ffnt fanF ace Is
atfH-s Ff.Ht aiatfita hHHE tfahsHsff flHH
ssfss aa tHtn rfik 81 So e. Us
a.fs fash taanes fa suIf g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Wanted iaa ~ see stHt mf teais
aH raafr9f1 saif at b. 90 fH lafeHtiaN
wfte tas ltt taiumtia HinHan Hf fhaHf
Aah8sF rufai ufs Caa feslarhlns uma.
tau nIffss a. fufrltHrs eas tsis rirst
Main ata 81 4 s#sa IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

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fit Tacoma Infsf4fbaHl fiHh aifeE Tend.
e. raalIf tfaHst8 itaa sa=h IasH is4ma
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

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NIHttfAHH HF FfNffA EfffEu uiF
hfA8 NlifHHiHAN MAf Af l
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kEHa U.H#rf faH#H HiH#taHEa HaaHHs
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fHHfsHaH 1T sHaf E1at HH EH e.
taa fIaH go sHHHIII Avenue
nHHtEH a8N Aast.a#taf
HHHaaH Man E.I fnd fE
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sotlrrA NOTICES.

nRNn4fn HtfG CARfANA ~ al.
80 - aasa. aarss feHalfise - -
Afaaftss. slntaa aat dove sssfFas
Waff eR.tr. nsas 30 sgtsf $500
rsa8e fem f.ae ~ Mrs ~ AtsH' al
f1Hsf Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

CHEAP Ha feet lonn 81 faka
vgarhtarfdH s#f or Haa. runH'ra 81 lsaa
u.asrr rrHH fzI to 500. fsEma q Gee
rHHrfH# fHa rec fanaf Hf masr fksn
raffh thdasanHa see WiHman's saiesmsa
taaar .h Ilmss riacs. b. t1is fheT sra a.
said aat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

IDEeE n
4 pcfkins
q TIE 20
[rrl VI
~ sitb
Eans l@f|
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nHs

nANNNs
THE eANApfAN nkAk 0w
tHkIH ffHE
EatahiiaHeH itfl
uaaf 0ff =. FtfHHHa fanaHa
oF## yes EzanHh affHas tH canada sHH
fhs tHfEeI states aHHF ~ NaaataE
HasiHas ffanta 80 trfsfesi aiisesi -
F7HiH HrEHsifs
HANfsla DEPARTURES
fpQEf suuHn NATIONAL HANK ~
HNAEftaE
capital F1fh FaE m fEfH aafnIHt
f# s@ faftH fHsa a'asHf
flae Hfes Il hHHsHH EaaHfer eHffa
sfsnafnH# ia ffHfilsf stflrs - frs NHifsI
sfsfes aaH Eafaus AZ
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w anted Homes

~ raataaahIH rfHes ln nr naiHir- 'aH
EH#
nEAHET IrrErHH sr co. r@H.
E #HIHf sH#.
FH.HHH #I Hr
Ifs raHr acreage HIfH uH# nH=s HH.afa
- isfer tracts. pr'rHs aHt iHenHaHa mHsf
- HHFf
KENNY BROS UEhffV eco
@i.a praHirH HHHs iHiz
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

hfior ] had completed my buHu.
40 the National Industrial. went back
10 nay office aud gathered together the
threads OF my web OF defense Then
I wrote and sent ont tn ull my news
papers and AN my agents q broadsid,
AGAINST the management uf the textile
trust-it would Dee published In the
morning in good time for the opening
OF the stock exchange Before the
first quotation Of textile could be- made
thousands uu thousands OF investors
and spectators throughout the coun.
Try would have read my letter. would
be- believing that Matthew Blackjack
had detected the textile trust In a
stock iobblug swindlc and had
promptly turned against IT, prefcrring
10 keep faith with his customers and
with the public. As I read over my
pronunclamiouto aloud before sending
It out. found In It a note OF conn.
dence that chcered me nightly. I'm
even stronger than | thought" said
l. And ! felt stronger still as I went
on to picture the thousands on thou.
sands throughout the land rallying a.
my call ~ give battle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

FIRST Impulse was 10 send word that
! couldn't keep the engagement "But
| must dine somewhere" | reflected.
and there's no reason why shouldn't
dine with him. since I've done every,
thing that can be done" In my office
suite / had a bath and dresslng.room.
with a complete wardrobe. Thus. by
hurrying little over my toilet. and by
making my chauffeur crowd the speed
limit. ! was al Delmonicos only
twenty minutes late
sam, who had been late also. as
usual, was having cocktail and was
ordering the dinner. smoked a Gig.
arctic and watched him At business
or at anything serious his mind WAS
all but useless. but at ordering dinner
and things Of that sort, he shone.
Those small accomplishments OF his
had often moved me to sort OF
plying contempt, as II one saw a man
NJ talent deyoting himself to engray
Ing the Lords Prayer on gold dollars.
That evening, however, as / saw how
comfortable and contented he looked
with not a care In the world. since he
was 10 have a good dinner and good
cigar afterward; as / s0w how much
genuine pleasure he was getting out
of selecting the dishes and giving the
walter minute directions for the chef
envied him.
You must come over 10 my rooms
after dinner and give me some
music" I said
Thanks" he replied, but I've
promised TO go home and play bridge.
Mothers got a few In TO dinner ana
more are coming afterward, believe"
Then IN 30 with you. and talk 10
Your sister-she doesn't play"
lie glanced at nue. IN way that
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

Know what?"
"rhat-Hasn't Tom told you? M
has withdrawn-and-y ouu have TO
get another second-if you think
that is-unless you-l suppose you'd
have told me, II you'd changed your
mlnd?"
Since | had become so deeply inter
ested In Anita, my ambition ambt
uon'-to join the Travellers had all
but dropped out OF my mind.
II had forgotten about H." said l.
hut. now that you remind me,
want my name withdrawn. II was q
passing fancy. II was part aud parcel
OF lot OF damn foollshness I've been
lndulging In for the last fow months
hut I've come TO my senses-aud rs
me to the Wild where ! belong sam.
my, from this time on"
lie looked tremendously relieved.
and little pHzzlcd. too thought {
was reading him like an Illuminated
Sign. He's eager to keep friends
with me" thought !. until he's abso
lutely sure there's nothing more in Il
Tor him and his people" And that
guess was a pretty good one 70 Is not
to the discredit OF my shrowdnoss
That ] didn't see Il was not hope, but
rear that made him try 10 placato me
lhen what the Langdons had done. But
sammy was saying, In his friend-
est tone:
What's the matter. old man.
You're sour tonight"
Never In bettcr humor" ] as
sured him. and as ! spoke the words
lhey came true. What had been say
ing about the Travellers and all Il rep
resented-0ll the snobbery, and smrS
ing and rotten pretensc-my final and
absolute remuneration OF n all--acted
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-07-12

made mo pass my hand over my iace
I learned 900 least part ol the rcasH
for my feeling gJ disadvantage before
him had iur-uton lo shave, ano
as my beard is h.a,N and black Il mas
tu Dee looked after twice o. dIy. ION
] cam stop at wg rooms and get my
fa into condition in fcw minutes,
said
And pui on evening dr"Et too, h'
suggested You wouldu wan. 60 %
iu % dinner Jacket"
can't say why This was the las
straw but 10 was
"lothcr'' said ]. ml common sent"
smashing the spell nt snohhishne%
that had begun to roassort itself 10
soon as got into his unnatural un
healthy atmosphere "lll go as am
beard and AN only make myself
ridiculous. trying to bo sheep. lm
O. goat and goat l'll stay.
That shut him into himself. vines
me- romorgpd 30 was tO say Some
thing doing down town to-day. en-. =
a sharpness iu his voice and IN MS
eyes, too made mo put my mind on
him more closely and then saw what
! should have soon hpforc--that he
was moody and slightly distant
Seen Tom Luurdon this after
uoon7' I asked carolcs ly
lie colorod Yes had lunch win
him was his answer
smiled for his benefit AHA
thought $50 Tom Laugdon has
been fool enough To take this paroquet
into his confidence" Then / said 10
him Us Tom making the rounds
warning the rats to leave the sinking
ship"
What do YOU mean. Matt7' he DC
mandcd. as II 7 had accused him
looked steadily at him. and mag.
Inc my unshaycn jaw did not make
my aspect alluriuE
what did Tom say about meT
inquired.
"Oh, almost nothing We were talk.
ing chiefly of-of club matters.' ne
answered. In n fair imitation OF his
usual oThand manner.
when does my name come mp
there?" ! said.
lie flushed and shifted u was Just
about to tell you" he stammored. 'Bui
perhaps you know"
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had asked Sam Ellersly to dine
with me; so preoccupled was that
not until ten minutes before the hour
set did he come into my mind-he or
any Of his family. even his sister My
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fayors. haven't D."
"Thaf .uu MFo. Bob" cordially
agreed lW tN. Isn't favor. It's
business
You mutut ask %. Blackjack" he
cried i've IuHnod YOU more money
now than thr .aN allows. And ! can't
let YOU have un, more"
Some uuu has been lying 10 you.
and you've 1uvu believing him" said
l. when I say ms request isn't a
favor but business { mean H."
II can't Dee YOU have any more" he
repeated q can't And down came
his hst 10 wolgviolcnt gesture
leaned forward and laid my hand
strongly on his arm
"ln addition 10 the stock OF this con.
Germ that I hold IN my own name, DO
said /. u hold tive shares In the name
OF n man whom nobody knows that !
even know II you don't let me have
the money. that man goes TO the dis.
trlct attorney with information that
lands you In the penitcntiary, that
puts your company out OF business
and into bankruptcy before tomorrow
noon. saved you three years ago.
and got you this Job against Just such
an emergency as this. Bob Corey.
And. by God. you'll toe the mark"
But we haven't done anything that
every bank In town doesn't do every
dny-docsn't have TO do. II We didn't
lend money to dummy borrowers and
oyerccrtify accounts. our customers
would 20 whore they could get accom-.
modatuus"
That's true enough" said I. But
I'm In position for the moment
whore need my frlcnds-and they've
got TO come 10 me n don't get tho
money from you. I'll get II elsewhere
but over the cliif with you and your
bankl The laws you've been uolat
Ing may be- bad for the practical bank.
Ing business. but there mighty good
for furnishing ingrautudo and treach.
cry"
lie sat there. yellow and pinchod.
and shivcred every now and then. lie
made no reply
Presently ! shook his arm imp. tient.
ly. His eyes met mine. and I liked
them.
I'm going 10 pull through" said 1.
"But N ! weren't. I'd see TO II that you
were protected Come. what's your
answer? Friend or traltor7"
send round In the morning and get
the money" said he. putting on a re-.
signed. hopeless look
laughed "lll feel easter n take
II now" replied Wen Tx up the
notes and checks at once"
But us too late" be said You
cant deposit today"
'I'ye made special arrangements
with them" replied
His face betrayed him saw that
at no stage OF that proceeding had I
been wiser than IN shutting on his
last chance To oyudc What scheme
BE- had in mind don't know. aui can
Imagine But he had thought out
something prubabi, something fool.
Ish that would have given me trouble
without saving him A foolish man
IN a tight place is o. foolish as ever
ana Corey was foolish mau-nnly q
fool commits crimes that put him m
the power uf others The crimes OF
the really biz captains OF industry aud
generals ot finance are of the Kind
that puts others IN their power
Buck up, Corey said DO you
think I'm the man TO shut a friend lu
the hold of o sinking ship Tell me,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-26
THE SOCIAL. SIDE


man may see the want of explicitness.
IL will be well to state that there
was inaccuracy in another statement
made by the same writer in this de-
partment recently when 1t was writ
ten: Il saw Macbeth and Romeo and
Juliet when l was in New York"
Now the writer did not see "shu nuf"
Macbeth, nor Romeo and Juliet. They
are dead and the news has reached
her. But to put in properly. she did
see the plays written by Shakespeare
on those personages presented on the
stage, and when she says presented"
she does not mean that the plays were
given to her. but that she saw them
played out like" on a stage.
1t is better to be explicit.
When it reached the Ionian Club
that the wise man wished to enlighten
them as to the unreality of their gift
1t was no joke to them, and three have
taken 1t so seriously as to write let
ters.
One writes:
TN your kind and timely notice of
the presentation OF some pictures
painted by Michael Angelo, by the
Ionian Club of this city, to the Girls
High School and to the Carnegie Ii
brary here, you neglected to state that
these pictures were only copies from
the original frescoes, mural paintings,