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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-10-08
SUBMITS PLANS FOR NEW COURT.


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". 4. nuot, Duluth Architect, Designs
Building for Acceptance of County
Board.
w. A. Hunt, Duluth architect, was
in the city Monday evening and at
a meeting of number of promi-
nent citizens at the council cham
bers submitted for the endorse
ment of the citizeus of Virginia a
plan for the proposed new court
house to be erected at this point
for the care of the range court, in
accordance with the request of the
board of county commissioners
that plan showing the needs of
the new court be laid before them
at their October meeting.
The new building as designed is
not an overly-elaborate affair, but
one we'll calculated to care for the
needs of: the range court for all
time. 1t will cover a ground space
of 68x140 feet, being two stories and
basement, the lower floor being de
signed for the court officers who,
under the law creating the court,
will have permanent offices here,
while the second floor will contain
two court rooms, jury rooms, court
officer rooms, etc.
The plans met with universal ap-
provaf of those present, and on the
following day were submitted by a
delegation of Virginians to Judge
Hughes, of Hibbing, who also ap
proved of same.
Mr.. Hunt estimates the building
az planned can be erected at an ap
proximate cost of $l75, 600, and it is
confidently expected this amount
will appear within the bounds of
reason to the members of the coun
ty board when the subject of ap
preparation for the new building is
under consideration.
The matter of the selection of a
site for the new building was also
broached, and while a number of
citizens were in attendance there
seemed to be unanimity of opin
ion by those present that the Vik
ing Hotel corner and adjoining
lots, fourteen in number, should be
the site recommended for purchase
by the county board. The cost of
this site is as yet an unknown
quantity, but it is estimated the
fourteen lots and buildings there
on can be had for about $4,000. BY
many it is contended the new
building should grace the site of
the public park in Block 43, but the
park board does not seem to loose
any grip they may have acquired
on this property, and alleged it to
be their intention to at once COM
mence work on same in the creation
of public square.
10 the average citizen it is not a
question of site the half as much as
it is a question of obtaining site
in quick order, that actual work on
the proposed structure may not be
retarded, and we believe the city is
in shape to turn over the park site
at price in lesser time than it
would take to condemn a new Sec
ton and acquire actual possession.
The building is a necessary one,
and the range court is an innova-
tion which has good influence on
the business interests of the city,
and we trust any personal gain or
grevience in the matter of site Sc
lection may be made secondary
consideration on the part of all.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-10-08
NJ. E. Church.

On Sunday next at the NJ. E.
Church morning and evening Ger
vices will be conducted by" Rev.
Roberts. A cordial invitation is
extendedtt to come to these services.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-10-08
Plaintiff.

Fred h. Rossom, William M. Spalding Elecra
W. spalding, Jessie 0. spalding. Thomas
Dowse, Emil Hartman, Bette Hartman.
Richard ID. MalIett, Martha A. Mallett,
Stephen Thomas. F.. P. Alexander, Duluth
Banking Company corporation, Leo A.
taIl' Melvin G. Newell. and all other per-
sons unknown claiming any right, title, es-
tate' Interest or lien in or on the real es-
tate described in the complaint.
Defendants.
1ou Will please take notice:
Ihat an action has been commenced
IN the District Court of St. Louis
County. Minnesota, by the above named
PLAINTIFF against the above named de-
PENDANTS, the object Of which is us follows:
First. For partition of the property
hereinafter described in accordance with
the interest and proportion OF the lands
| owned by the plaintiff and defendants
Second: For sale thereof, if it shall he
found to the best interest of the owners that
q; sale be made
Third: That the adverse claims Of each
and every of the defendants he tried and
the rights of each and every Of the adverse
|
or the parties respectively he determined.
Fourth: That each and every OF the de-
PENDANTS be forever enjoined and barred
from making any claim against the interest
OF these plaintiffs in said property of any
part thereof.
Fifth: For such other and further relief
as to the Court may seem just and euuit,b Bile
upon the fact and allegation of the COM
plaint.
The complaint in said action is now on file
In the office OF the Clerk of the District Court
for st. Louis County, Minnesota. The
property in said complaint and herein refer
red to ls situate in the County of St. Louis
and State OF Minnesota, and described rs fol-
lows towit:-The South one-half OF the North
west one quarter and the North one-half of
the southwest One-qnarter of Section Twenty
five: the East one ~hrf of the Southeast one,
quarter and the Southwest one-quarter Of
| the Southeast One.quarter of Section Twenty
Six; the West Onc-half OF the Northeast one
quarter. and the Northwest One-quarter of
Section Thrty-tive, all in Township Sixty
North, Range Twelve West, Fourth Princi-
pie Meridian.
Dated May 3rd, 1909
JOHN B. ARNOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
5lG-317 Burrows Bldg,
Duluth. Mimi
Oct. S-Nov. 12
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-10-08

NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis. In District Court. Elev-
enth Judicial District.
Edward Finch,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-10-08

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis. In District Court. Elev-
enth judicial District.
SUMMONS.
Plaintiff.
Fred B. Rossom William NJ. Spaldng, Electa
W. spaiding. Jessie o. Spalding Thomas
Dowse. Emil Hartman, Bette Hartman,
Richard d. Mallett, Martha A. Mallett,
stephen Thomas. E. P. Alexander. Duluth
banking Company corporation, Leo A.
Ball. Melvin G. Newell. and all other per-
sons unknown claiming any right, title, es-
tate, interest or lien in or on the real es-
tate described in the complaint.
Defendants
STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above NAM
| ed defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
qu1red to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in THE above entitled action,
wa1ch Is filed in the office OF the clerk
OF the District Court, Of the County Of
st. Louis and State Of Minnesota, and
to serve . copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber a. his
Office In the Burrows Building, in the
City Of Duluth. St. Louis County, Min
nesota. within twenty days after the
service Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive Of the day of sucn service; and
II you fail to answer the said COM
platnt within the time aforesaid, the
pa1nt1ff In this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated April 9 h. 1909.
JOHN B. ARNOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
3lG Burrows Bldg, Duluth, Mimi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
HUM0RISMO.

En- un cafeestaban sentados en-
un torneo de mesa, una muchacha
Y dos jovenes.
De pronto la luz Sc apago y la
muchacha, sin hacer ruido alguno
Sc levanto Y Sc retro algunos pasos
Tn momento despues oyose ell lrui-
do de un beso.
Cuando las luces volvieron q brl-
liar, los dos jovenes Sc relan satlsfe-
chos.
Me parece haber dido el ruido de
un beso,- ,-dijo la muchacha -pero ad-
vierto que mi nadie me ha besado.
Los dos jovenes Sc miraron, cam
biaron de color Y estuvieron a punto
de irse a las manos
Ell autor de un hbro titulado
Eminentes actores" dice que la I'LL
TINA vez que VIC al romantico au-
tor Charles Teacher fue en- el drama
Monte Cristo; Tn drama de estreno
muy bueno pero en- conjunto NAL
repartido y demasiado largo.
Me acuerdo, dice, ,-que estando
yo en- cI teatro, dieron las doce y cl
drama no tenia apariencia de termi-
mar. Entonces Sc ov6 una voz en- el
gallinero declr:
Buenas noches Mr.. Techter.-Vol-
we're el lunes!..
Ha estado I'd. alguna vez en-
prision? prcgunt6 cl abogado acu-
sador.
-Si senior, -respondio el testigo
de la defensa.
va me 10 figuraba sY por que?
-Por asalto con intencion de ma
tar.
-sY por cuanto tempo estuvo
usted preso?
Hasta que me escape senior
FL abogado miro triunfalmentc
al jurado.
va ustcdes ven senores, ,-dljo-
: Tenemos aqui que cl principal testi
20 de la defensa, e' un eXconvlctt
escapado del preside. Entonces ST
: volvio al tcstigo.
sCuando V donde cstuvo I'd. Ell
prisi6n? le pregunto.
: Fui capturado Scnor. en- la ba
, talla de Fort Harrison. el % de Sep
: tipmhre dc lS0I Ne enviaron al pr
sidio tie Gebby Richmond. Me csca
; pc intent. ras me transierlan
: Salisbury. Rcspccto 4 10 otro.. ......
; No tuvo que segriir. rorquc-t
5 abogado acusador cstuvo i punto d
: desmayarsc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
TIas|ado de local.

Los Sres. NJ. Burillo y Comp Sc
han servido participarnos 10 sigui-
ente:
"Tenemos el gusto de participar
a nuestros amigos y favorecedores
que, por el aumento en- los neg
nos hemos visto obligado a tra
nuestro establecimiento tipogrs- .
del antique local de la calle dc San
Justo unmero IS a Ia de San Fran
cisco numero SO, donde no dudamos
que seguiremos obteniendo Ia pro-
teccion de nuestros numerosos Glen
tes. Al trasladarnos al nuevo local,
hemos introducido notables altera-
clones y mejoras en- ell establecimien-
to, siempre con nuestro deseo de
cumplir 10 meior y dejar completa-
mente satisfechos a los que nos ia
vorezcan con sus trabajos".
Buenos negocios deseamos a la
expresada casa en- su nuevo local.
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Si|ueta de B ayamon.

SNo habeis visto uno de esos ros-
tros de opulenta magnificencia, que
viven bajo el cielo de la Epopeya,
iluminados por ell pincel formidable
del Correggio en- I'm esfuerzo mila-
groso del Genio? Pues 81 vierais ell
ejenplar de encantadores perfiies
que ocupa hoy mi atenci6n, CON
vendriais con migo que es tan fntima
su similitud que podria creerse
decertadn del lienzo por misterioso
arte de magia.
Bajo el marmol terso de su frente
de Minerva hecha para senir la da-
dema imperial Sc abren dos ojos muy
negros, muy profundos. En- la sor-
tflega lumbre de sus pupilas arde ell
esplendor glorioso de soles augusta
les, fascinados por algc inexplicable
que solo existe en- las mujeres supe-
riores, nacidas para ell dominic ire
mediable de todo. Hay en- e rojo de
sus labios un perenne gesto de triun-
70.
Su paiabra lena de estremecimien
to y Gle una ternura arm6nica y pro-
funda que fascina Y embriaga como
un manojo de nardos abiertos en- Ia
sombra.
Su nombre es el Gle Adriana Y su
apellido eli su pronunciation pri,
mltlva pertenece a muchas ilustres
espanoles, flgurando entire elIos el
que llev6 el titulo de gran capidn.
V. Mascara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
A0TAS Y NOT|cIAS

-Ha salido para la isla en- asuntos
de negocios el Sr. Narciso uauri,
del comercio de esta ciudad. Esta
casa es agente de las acreditadas
aguas minerales "de Burlada" que
tanto eMto han tenido en- la isla
Ell Sr. Emilio Lecompte Sc ha
servido participarnos que ha adqui-
rido el conocido establecimiento de
barberia, sito en- la calle A! de esta
ci udad en- Ia que Sc ofrece a su an
tigua clientela. Le deseamos buenos
negocios.
Las aguas estancadas en- el "ba
che" de la entrada de la calle del
Parque despiden NAL olor.
Para Ell 10 de los corrientes y con
OCCASION de las fiestas de Santurce
Sc prepara un bale en- el salon del
hip6dromo. ESQ noche habra carre-
ras y el bale Sc llevara 8 efecto du-
rante aquellas.
Hoy ha empezado q hacer uso de
hcencia de dos meses, el encargado
de Ia secci6n de estadistica vital en-
el departamento de carload, sanidad
y prisiones, Sr. Angel Paniagua.
-Ha estado en- San Juan el direc-
tor de la sucursal del ''Banco de P
Rico" en- Ponce Sr. Justo Barros
que regres6 q su residencia el do
mingo.
La exposition de calados y borda.
dos que Sc estA hacienda en- el loca
que ocupa Ia escuela Lincoln
Sc cerrara el dla 4 de los corrientes.
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Noticias de Ia guerra.

Lisboa, agosto 24.-El despacho
rel ativo a la derrota de las fuerzas
espanolas en- Melilla, no Sc ha confr
mado por ningun conducto, ignoran
dose su verdadero origen, pero hay
motivos que autorizan Greer que Sc
trata de una operaci6n de bolsa de
.especuladores quienes les conve-
MIA la baja de los valores espaholes.
Madrid, agosto 24.-Por noticias
recibidas desde MelilIa, Sc sabe que
la situacion ALI en- NADIA ha Gambia
do.
No Sc interrumpe la actividad de
los kabiiehos,no cesa ei fu ego en- las
posiciones que ocupan en- las aituras
del Gurugu, y la artilIeria espahola
continua bombardeandoias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
Los nECH0S.
LA Verbal. Sc .|MP0Nt.
EN- ARECIBO.

Ouien no conoce la historical Villa del Captain Co.
rrea los estmados comercantes don Jose For dueno del
acredado cafe LA Malorquina sitado rente la plaza
principal don Francisco Rivera Garcia dueno amb6n
de una panaderia en- la Gale de Herman CortAsa
Es ndudable que ambos seiores gozan de gran icsigo
impossible es que dude de veracidad honradez
Los senores citados cumpiendo sagrado deber
la gratud que tano jusca la moral imponen al
hobre desde momento que abre los ojos la luz
cen hoy phbloo agradecmiento al Dr. RICHARDS por
haberse curado del esomago acreditadas Pasas
Los senores Florit Rivera estuvieron padeciendo de
dyspepsia hoy gracas las Pastillas del Dr. Richards
hayan completamente bien.
He aquj declaraciones
Dice e senior Forit:
Estimado DR.. Richards:
"Por espacio de algdn tempo padeo del estomago sin
conseguir mejorla
Soy propieario de cafe esta ciudad al que aten
do oda asduidad debda pero moleso por las
impernencias de cruel padecimento sena deseos de
rerarme que hice por tener deuda de gratud
parroquanos demostrada plenamente por la dstn
c6n que dispensan fecuentando mi esablecmiento e
lque siempre concurrido.
Los dolores de cabeza el embarazamieno el NAL gusto
len la boca la debdad la napetencia los sintomas
que mas moestaban
Tome inindad de medcamentos sin resultados hasta
que da dec usar las Pastias del Dr. Richards
}a term ell erce pomo me senta completamente bien
ldesapaIecendo todas mis- doencias.
As pues vaya mi feli"acion sjncera cuente
|asduo denodado propaganflista.
JOSE FLORIT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
1880 metros
de altura,

Turin AgoSto 3l.-El globo mllltar
"Albatross con 81 Teniente Nina
81 acronaUta Marco Placenzo 4 su
bordo. lego i remontarse Il ll,SM
metres haticndo Il record de la
attitudes acroStaticas.
Los anlmo>o> viajeros tuvleron
QUO soportar Ia temperature verda'
deramentc polar de 2i grades Fal
enheit bajG ccro,
Amhos han sido muy fcllcltado:
por su hrillante ascension, Y q Rey
Victor Manuel II SC prcpara a concc
dcrles una alta rccompcnsa honori
flea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02

Ell trajecito (2ez9 es un traleci-
20 de abrigo. Cerrado debajo del bra
20 con botones forrados de la mis-
ma tela. Este Sc usa con una blu
sta de limo 8 batista. Ell patron es
para nihitos de 4 & IL amos. Para un a
nina de 10 amos de edad el vestido
requiere AIS yardas de material.
Este traiecito (2943) es un ira
jecito frances de militia Esta hecho
de tela clara adornado con encajes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02

ha ordcnado In salida dc varlos bur
ques de guerra para Creta Y mlcn-
lras IlC.men i su destino 50 ha Dis
pucsto que los c6n>ules franceseS no
den paso alguno que pudiera orlgl-
mar complcaciones para Francia
y que i Ia vcz. pudieran dar motive
Z uu alzamicnto del pueblo
Ina ilota turca sc halla i In altura
H. Ia Isla de- karpathos. pero Ia Gran
R,ctaha ha cxigido i Turquia que
u, lerr.ira / dicha flota que entire
tu azli.iS t.e GrccIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
10 QUE NO SUENA.

Dice un peri6dico de los EStados
Unidos que Washington esta ganan-
do el titulo de Ia dudGd del Siltncio.
porque un juez dc policia ha dccla-
RADIO que tocar el piano despues de
media noche cs delito; por que la po-
icia ha ordenado sordina para los
autom6viles; y por que Sc ha dispues
TO que no sc den meeting al aire librc
No es malo tener fama de silen-
cioso, pero debe evitarse por todos
los medios en- las ciudades, que sc di
"a que 10 no suena, Is 10 mas estTe-
pitoso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02

= a,,gura que los sciiOres dcl
directors" Incorporate no Se dccldcn
:. ,unvucar ! una asamblca o Uu-
MON lei cnnlit6 dc territorial. para
fra,sr g. Ia question de las Srs- Gu'
l.er5s r.. por tenor de que hos ami
.,.- /. cei0s 8 partidarios H. Ia au-
teuac,ia.,lcrroten los propdsltOs del
G.legiOrio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02

III que - someiieran ! una CONF
son dc arbitrsic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
Gomez pagaIa 10
que CastIo Iehuso.

New York, Agosto PEI Gohier-
no de la Repdblica de Ienezuela ha
resuelto satisfaeer la reclamarion.>
entabladas por eiuiadanos do I"@
Eetados Unidos, por condurtc &c s'l
Gobierno, que ascienden i e'IatrD-
cientos setents v cineo mil Ie>o--
Esta actitud del general Gomez
actual Presidente de Ia Repdtlira
eontrasta noblemente con Ia de 81
predecesor,quien nj siquiera pernl-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02
la bandeIa Criiega
deTTibada a tiIos.

Canea, isia de Creta, agosto Is.
tIquetes de infanterfa de marina de
los buques de guerra surtos en- e, pu-
erto, Gle las potencias que hasta ha-
ee POGO ocupaban la isia, desembar
caron dirlgh'ndoso nj edifcio del 60
blerno, derlibando, 4 tiros, eli asta
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I234567<0
Ing|ateTa detiene a
Ia escuadla tuICa.

Paris, Agosto % Scgin ro'icia~
recibidas de Ia Isla de CreiA- Il 90
bierno de ga isla ha pr,se,'s,io la
dimisi6n no sin antcs nOiiciar i h.
c6n>ules de las nacioncs qgc ha>'4
hace dias Ia ocupaban que iio i.sis-
ria Ia bsndera griega que l-pf..sa ru
Is fortaleza IT, Cana ,iG-si.' ss-., f.-i
IA intervention extranIera-
Fl mini-trp de- Marina H. Francia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-02

Este es para nihos de l 4 9 amos pa
Ia nilos de 5 amos requiere 3ElS
yardas de material.
Ell trajecito (2sO9) es I'm flusesito
de -nihito consiste de blusa corta y
pantalon abuchado a la rodilla.
Sc puede hacer de cualquier clase de
tela. Este es para ninos de 5 q l3
amos de edad. Para ninos de 9 amos
Sc requiere 3I5S yardas de material.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-27
Last Weeks Fish Puzzle
Proved Hard to Solve

Miss Mattinglys puzzle certainly
proved a poser for the fishermen and
hshermaidens, whose lively flights OF
imagination distinguished the progress
of the interesting contest. Fer No. 2,
which Miss Mattingly had down as a
cucumber fish. some anglers dragged
out an oyster
( One small puzzler thought sometimes
FOUND in the hallway of a house" was
q cat For the pedestrian" ever so
many thought runner was a proper
answer, while many thought pike Just
The right FISH in the right place
However, the greater number coincid-
ed with the opinion held by the author
OF the puzzle that a pedestrian was
nothing more nor less than a walking
FISH.
For a child's toy. Miss Mattingly had
IN mind "Noah's Ark, while the puz-
ziers ran the gamut Of playthings:
drums, flies, horses. skates, balloons,
dolls and dogs being included among the
answers. Instead of olive. which Miss
Mattingly had down for the popular
edible" the puzzlers selected bananas.
jelly fish. butter fish soft-shell crabs.
and half score of other good palatable
entries. Many a good puzzIer came TO
a oropper on No. Z. while the number
OF whales caught would make Jonah
himself SIT up and take notice.
Here's hoping that the puzzlers may
End themselves more OF lone MIND
this week. since the mystery resolves
itself merely into a proper readtust-
ment of letters. Incidentally, here is
a pleasant little note from the young
est Of last weeks prize winners:
Dear Miss Carroll:
I have been having the time Of nv
life, have been fishing every spare
moment outside OF mamma's chores
and school time. l have quite a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-27
Followers of Old Dame Fashion
AtCUayS Look for Something Ne11

OF course. not every woman viii walk
all of the time in the straight and mar
row road which leads to common sense
in dress Occasionally the most seusi-
BILE OF women will wander off into the
by-paths just to try TO discover some OF
fashions new eccentricities. In her
search she is sure 20 find much to in
terest her. but she viii be a wise v-o-
man, if she only looks, and laughs. and
passes on.
She will find the successor to the
peach basket hat This IS known as the
toque Russo. and IS quite as startling as
the most grotesque peach-basket de-
sign ever evolved. 1t actually mea sures
sixteen inches high and is a create OF
fur and velvet made in toque shape and
trimmed with a fancy feather pomp0n.
The tOque entirely covers the head Or
the back and in its present form is a
novelty 20 be Stunned by the well-dress-
ed American woman.
The cape dress originated BY the
Partisan house Of Margarine Ia Croix is
another freak fashion of the season.
The gown Is a Moyen age princesse and
the cape effect. which trails Of over the
shoulders in the most frivolous way. is
of embroidered. transparent chiffon.
The newest cOihures are also things TO
be avoided by the conservative woman
What is known in Paris as the mop"
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the tubes. Line box, as well as the
tube. with blue paper.
If rolling is too troublesome fold the
veil neatly in not too small a COMPASS.
Keep IN a box with pieces of tissue
paper between fold. This prevents creas-
inS and fiattening out.
II vel is not too much soiled, Ii
can be cleaned by rubbing through
white cornmeal. This can be repeated
several times until the net takes on a
tint OF Erimlness.
Most of the new wells can be launder-
ed i'm soap and water If il is carefully
done. Make a iather OF a pure white
soap and tepid water. Squeeze the veil
up and down In the suds rather than
rub. Several Washings may be needed
Rinse through several waters. in the
last OF which Is a drop Of biueing II
the net IS very fiimsy II can be rins1d
IN gumarabic water, TO give il a slight
body.
While ironing under A piece Of muslin
with the pattern Of the veil face tlowi,
on thick Turkish towel will give
fairly good result, the veil win look
softer and more like new IL II is dried
on large pane Of glass or q mirror
which has been first well busted
Paste veil 20 glass until Il is smooth
taking pains 70 straiehten each roinf
Let it remain until perfectly dry, when
It IS easily pulled off
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-27
Much Worn Write Wells EffffectOe
IF They Are Not AEquayS Becoming

The white lace wells so much worn
this season are effective, II not always
becoming. They necessitate. however.
careful treatment. as they have a de-
cided air of cheap finery If allowed to
get soiled or stringy.
Most Of these wells are a yard and
a half long and deep enough TO go
well over the hat and under the chin.
AS they are none too becoming at
best, they should be put on well. or
they viii look sloppy"
Adjust veil as you wish IL in front,
then pin smoothly at the nape Of neck
and draw up to top OF hat at back and
fasten with a veil pin.
veil that is left on the hat, or is
put away carelessly. gets equally
stringy. Pull out the edges carefully
when It is taken Of. and roll smooth
IL on Newspaper tube that has been
pasted with blue muslin. Bgie paper
answers as well If you are sure II does
not rub on. The blue tipt keeps the
lace from following.
II one has several of these wells IL
VIII be found convenient TO get a long
narrow box that will hold several Of