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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
The Road to Success

has many instructions, but none SO
desperate as poor health. Success
today demands health, but Electric
Bitters is the greatest health builder
the world has ever known. 1t COM
pels perfect action of stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels, purifies and enriches
the blood, and tones and invigorates
the whole system. Vigorous body
and keen brain follow their use. You
can't afford to slight Electric Bitters
If weak, rundown or sickly. Only
Doc. Guaranteed by Dawson Drug
Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
Go With a Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, is astounding.
The Dawson Drug Co. say they never
saw the like. It's because they
never fail to cure sour stomach, con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness,
jaundice, sick headache, chills and
malaria. Only Csc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
Residence Changes Owners.

Mr.. R. L. Melton has bought of
the Variety Works Co. the residence
on Fourth avenue occupied by Mr..
j. F. Lark. The deal was made
through the Horsley real estate
agency, and the consideration was
$4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
An EARLY Morning Alarm.

The fire department answered an
alarm from the Farmers Oil and
Fertilizer Co.'S. plant between five
and six o'clock Monday morning. but
before they arrived the blaze, which
was caused by hot box, had been
extinguished. There was no damage.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
A Farm Is Sold.

Sheriff M. G. Hill has sold through
Mr.. j. A. Horsley, the real estate
agent, his farm of 200 acres near
Herod. The purchaser was Mr.. W..
F, McRee, and the price paid was
$4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
MIR. SMITH KILLS GATORS.
Three Big Ones Slain in Kinchafoo.
nee in Two Weeks.


Mr.. Ben F. Foster of the Pleasant
Hill community, in the northern part
OF the county, informs The News that
IN the past two weeks Mr.. Pat Smith
mas killed three big alligators in
hlnchafoonee creek. The largest of
the gators measured more than ten
feet in length, while the smallest one
was eight feet long.
On account of the drouth that has
prevailed in that section several
weeks the creek is lower than it was
ever known before, and the alliga-
tors are easily found and killed.
Mr.. Foster says the crops in that
section have been badly damaged by
the hot, dry weather and the yield
OF cotton will be much shorter than
was at one time expected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
Notice to the Public

Mr.. ]. w. F. Lowrey is now with
us, and will be glad to see and serve
his friends at our store. Respect
fully, T. S. & G. B. MARTIN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
$4,000 Cash to Invest

In real estate at bargain. See me
quick if you have anything to offer
cheap. w. H. DAVIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
Foot
- STYLE AND QUALITY
WE'LL GIVE YOU

Of oyergaitOfs with Oxfords or
pau u shoes you buy now, or We'll
B" ~. I nrice to the amount of the
sut w TORS. You have several
Vel t%s vet to wear Oxfords, and you
.lOn'r ,,,Tch better shoe for the money
h this season.
WE SOLD LOTS ;.
,n hats Saturday, and have
more for this week. The price
(one 70 sell them at sight. Get
a. if may save you spell of sick
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
WE SOLD LOTS
RETTER BUSINESS

- saturday as the result of king
a ~ marching into our market.
1T U' the people have the money it
n ANS to be a pleasure to buy our
te srn goods, which have stood
'" urv reasonable test for years.
rbav satisfy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-09-01
MONEY TALKS

nth telling effect at our store now,
lille we are slashing prices on many
"inoc which are seasOnable and
uln6le. Trading here now will
~ate YOU think you are using long
Staple money
THE BEAUTY OF IT
!, CON can see exactly what we do
sor Won. because our prices are plain
- everyone, and have been for years.
8 election means a sale.
NO MATTER
how fast our shoes may go our hats
{ 40 On a head. Then, of course, our
shoes have to go foot. All these
raOid movements give the customer
! fits.
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE,
however, between fits and convuI-
sions-one gives ease, the other
gives pain. At our store you get
1 fits that give comfort.
WILL BE A SHOW.
The new styles in wOmen's foot
wear for Fall will be out of the us
nal. Some a little gay, but we'll
have the old stand-bys as well as
the freaks, because there are people
who are not freaks, and don't want
freak shoes. But fashion says you
must wear some things that are not
at all sensible, and so no matter
whether it suits or not you'll have to
wear it. However, it will soon look
TO- X. to you.
PRICE AND TAKE"
is about the way we are dispOsing
of some goods these days, and in
fact we are giving away some things
to our regular good customers. II
you will keep your eyes on our adj
VertiSement you get some things free
by calling and asking for it.
HOrnady-IVeY
Shoe Company
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
Washington, Baltimore Q
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

Electric palace cars from White House Station
FIFTEENTH AND II SIS NORTHEAST
For BaItimore-Eyery half hour from 500
a. 10. TO 7-35 p m, and $50. $50. 1870 and
II 4S o. m Except on the odd hours Local
$40. 40 D. m
Cars on the EVEN hours make no stops
between washington and Baltimore
For Anna polis-Every hour from $50 a m
TO 1880 o. M. and $50 and 1913 .. N.
Fares One way. Round Trip
To Baltimore. IJc I25
To Annapolis and L. s
Naval Academy. sc s125
BAGGAGE checked
All II st cars run direct 10 White House
Station
Ticket once at 18th and " 7. ave N "
and at White House Station 18th and srs.
y 4. Telephone N 9SC5- and Line. SIS
fe1c-rf
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WALL PAPER.

GEO. Y. HA%SELL,
Wall Papers and decorations. satisfaction
assured Phone l. 311-
col II st n l. JaI3-sr-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
NOTE: Published only as information and

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p NC & o. Limited Daily. Fast ves-
+ibuIe train. Pullman sIeepers 10 Lexiuston
Louisville, Cincinnati. indianapolis, Chica %
n7S - Louis Connection for Eirgiaf6 Hot
ED-lngs Pullman Car -.5uisville to Mem.
AIS and New Orleans DinlaE Cars IA
no ? Nj F V LIMITED. Day
sObd vestibuss train P--'naa sIeepery 70
Cincinnati Lexington. and JsouisviIla
Co-nuartruent sleeping car 70 Virginia FIot
SDrirgs week days Dining cars, a IA ca
service Pullman slsepers Cincinnati ia
CbfcaEt, and - Louis. and Louisville u
NeuDhfs Nashville, and New Orleans
Cr0esz 1eske and Ohio Offices, 5IS Pe1nyv--
vauia ave. 1883 F 81. and New Union Sta
TtOn Telephone Main IGsS or z2G5 for tfcsC-
cts. baggage checks. reservations and taxi
dAe-ft
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SEABCARD AIR LINE.

NSotice-FollowinE schedule not guaranteed
o.05 A N DaiIy--'F lOrida Fast Mail -
-Fro1Eb coaches and Pullman Sleepers %
Ssvauuah and Jacksonville Through sleep
ers washington 10 Hamlet. and Hamlet 70
Atlanta Dining cara
so p NJ Daily Except Sunday-''Seaboard
J-lo-ida Limited solid electric lighted Pull
man with sleePers 70 Jacksony!ue. st. Au-
- p. II Daily-''Year Round Limited %
Co.shes and Pullman 70 savannah. Jackson
r X STANSELL. District Passenger Agent.
Tas-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
DANCING.

PROF. AND MRS. WYNDHAM. sls 18th 81.
y W. professional teachers all dances.
TUESDAY and Thursday class .-1g. lesson.
soc. lessons. $50. private lessons ay APP
p0iutmeut- guarantee all scholars Ma
SONIC TEMPLE. 9th and J. ~ ". SarI.-
day March 5th, SOiItEE. prize dancing. o.
prizes awarded, Sat March IT, Flower Bali.
sat March %. Grand Masquerade Tickets
including hat box v1e. Balcony open 10
visitors. uhl-ti
MRS. ANNA McGaRNET'S Dancing Aca1-
suy. Lewis Hall 1902 l4tn ST. ~. W. Social
dance Tuesday evenings. seml-myutaIy ball
and prize barn cauce IucsIay. March g..
Phone N-llJZ. fe-I-lt~
THE DAVISO%S. Prof. and Mrs. 7l3 Cth nv:
best known: est. 1892 reliable. guarantee you
20 dance correctly in few lessons, barn dance
waltz. Jwo step private Lessons day O. eye-.
with musIc, class eyes, Tues, Thurs, Z 10 II.
practice class. $50. phone NJ. 1854. Sat eve
Assembly Dances at Natl Rifles ArmOry.
1alI-bbt
WASHINGTON'S new dancing academy ia
Eye nv. Prof. ZEITLER guarantees to
teach IN six lessons. full Course, -. music
JaG-tf
DANCING ACADEMY, Z1s Eve ST. NV.
Misses Chamberlain and COCb teA-hers. so
cial dance Thursdays- Phone II. 5S47-H.
,a2-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
SOuTHERN RAILWAY.

- R-FoIIow!nC scheduls figures published
49,, "a information and are not guaranteed
lEor Atlanta. Birming ham. Mobile. New
O-Iesns AshevI-le. Chattanooga Memphis.
90 a m and 1J-45 D. m- daily.
E,~ Roanoke, Knoxville. ChattaaocE "A
.ssr1~ris New Orleans. 1910 D II
Eor Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken
sgvannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points.
40 D. m daily
L. 5. BROWN. General Agent
se5-exmo-tF
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS.

WORKI%GMEN-rT eyes of 600 O09 strangers
viii look AT The appearance 0f the workers
Of this city during the lHauEUrati0n-. make
a good impression IN fine tailor made
slightly used suit or oEcrcoat at s. o. SO and
save a s. note by seeing US one price only.
JI-STH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 y ST. Y ". %
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

AN INVESTMENT
Farm OF 100 acres. located on main iilc.
- mile from steam and electric cars. inn
proved hy Groom dwelling. stable. h.T2rry,
ard an other necessary Outhula+HGs. -rult,
made. running stream through property
Price. g 900
AZ. of - acres, improved by 9-room
house, fruit. shade. running stream IL
mines from cars. Price, $500
EDWARD DANIELS.
Com. Natl Bank Bldg.
I4th q q sts. y. W
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE fur city prop
crty-A trucking and stock-rai~iuE farm of
100 acres cleared and $50 acres timber land.
located In Prince George county. Nd. =
mile from r, II. station. standing timber
worth more than price asked, Easy terms
T. f.. TIBBETT 900 r ST S. ~
uL--5t
FARMs-Suhurban and country homes near
the National Capital. all prices and all
Glasses. Get our catalogue with useful IN
formation and many bargains.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY.
I1O7 n y. ave y " mht-1t
FoR SALE-Ncar Washington. rich dairy.
stock or truck farm. OWNER. lo0- VI ST
y. ". fe-,-,t'
100 ACRES more OF less. / miles from Wash
lugton. convenient TO steam and electric
cars. desirable for subdivision BON G1f.
Times Office ic-s-t;'
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
DENTISTRY.

once Hours. s.30 A II. 10 $50 p II
DIR. OTIS W ELZEY. DENTIST
& W cor 10Th and r. entrance on 10Th
DR. W. ]. ELZEY. DENTIST.
" Z. cor. 4th and l. Capitol SITS. y. T. Mod
crate prices-Satisfactig guaranteed. NJ i2JZ-
fell-tf
ETVEOLAR TEETH Painless, lasting, Won
derfuIlv IfeIke. bridSewyTk or plating IN
necessary: painless filing DIR J. J. VII
SON 1903 4. 3y&i-u
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR SALE=LOTS.

FOR SALE-Lots y IT. 'front.' corner 18Th and
R1sedale sts- y E. price S4C0 each Apply
% 18th ST y " fe1S-tf
LOT '5zSg. on L strsst. between 6th and 7th
s E 500 cash. balance 70 suit Apply
S25 18th st y W ja29-tf
FOR SALE-Is yOU- business Objectionable
10 your neighborS7 Then buy on B,lzzard's 3
Point. lst st sw-, 1900 fees for sale cheap
Apply 525 18th st NV Ia1g-tt
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSION VOUCHERS executed az 4th AID
r SITS y w, opposite Pension Agency. trO
notaries; open nights. mnl-3ts
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
RAILROADS.
bALTlMORE AND OHIO R. R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK
I'D a In--Dine-. Pullman Parlor
1900 a. A--OoServatiOn PaElJT. 5-nour Train
1900 a. m--DI1ez and Pullman Parior Car
fu:o0 a n--Dlnsr and Pullman ParIOr Car
100 y. m.-Diner ana Pullman ParIOr Car.
'S:e0 D m--''Royai Limited" All PaIlmans.
EIve-hoUE.
taco D. m--CoacLes TO Philadelphia
500 ?. M.-D1neT and Pullman Parlor.
900 . m--Co7ches 10 Philadelphia.
s1-:l5 y. T.-Sleepers to New York
'|'s@ 3 m.-Sl9epers 70 PhlLadelpnis and New
ATLANTIc CITY. t7:OO. 900. tu.OO a n.
'-''>' W. = 70 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Week Days a. n 10 II 2. nh
s2:52, TOGO. 1880. "7:o0 '7.20 $500 $50 800
800. +1:15. TOO. :3:C0. 500 $50. f4:Oo.
t4-40- 800, S.o3 $3.50 fe 90 IS 30 n 00 IS 90
's:OS. '1O:s0 '1O-25. "1l:O0. 'I2:15 N T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~, $50 D m
! S-NCINNATL ST LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE. -9:I0 a m. '4:O5 p m. '12:40 night
P1TTsBURG. 's:lO a m. 'l:22. $40 ?. n,
1880 night
CLEVELAND, -s:1o D.
: COLUMBUS, $50 D N.
WHEELING. s9.10 a n $50 o. n
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m f4:O5. f5:ho p.n.
FREDERICK 1S:2o. 1910. $9:15 a m. 5ls24
tt-oo f5-45 D. N.
y4AGERsT2WN, ts1o .. m. $500 p m.
ANNAPOLIS @7:20. 1900 4 m 112:O5 noon.
/ fS:zJ g. 20 = 30, and 1880 D. m.
'psily. Except Sunday. tSunday oniy
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Thursday, March Ath Inauguration Day
a spec al schedule Of trains viii he II effect
between Washington and Baltimore FuI
i Information may be obtained at Ticket or.
! fees. tfd Irln0Ta and Ohio Railroad
| TELEPHONES at all OF the following
/ Ticket Offices 1917 @ ST. Tel. Main 1871: 81,
/ Pennsylvania ave. Main Z7S- New Unior
4 Station Ticket Of1ce. Main 1880: Informatlor
( Bureau. Main 1850. mh1-tF
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.

RRoOME g. THOMPSOS-Expert typewrit-
ers; writer press machine Initiates typewrit-
inR) Terms reasonable. 2&6-3Z7 Munsey
Building. Phone IL TOSS. fe4-u
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
WIEDCW CLEANING.

quicker and easier than you can. I know
Sow. LEON L. CALHOON. Acme Window
Cleaning Co. 1905 + NV. Main 7lb9 1az-90t
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
EOPD See the New Model T
l Ol\D Price $3.50

A 4-cylinder, % h D. touring car easily
controlled. comfortable. powerful anC speedy:
oenonstration. CHAS =. MILLER & BRO.
uO5 l4th st. Phone n, A70, deIQ-u
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SAI.E-Sacriacc. 4-cyIindcr 5-pa~zengcr
touring car. motor i'm hue condition. price
E4,o 4. =. GROVES, 1910 l. So n ~.
mh2-3t"
OVER 300 motor cars aud motor boats at
almost your own price, see US before buying.
COLUMBIA EXCHANGE.
Tel Il 26iT. gl4 New York az y "
f-lG-tu,th.. SJl-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

Alto FOR HIRE and passenger touring
tires az regular rates. Tel. the garage -fs
Main 1919 New York ave X W mH1-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-02

PAINTING and paper hanging; hrst-clsss
work at lowest prices J. r. BOWEN. 100
f-h st Z Phone Lincoln 4s-Y. feZi-$Jr
MY ESTIMATES cost you nothing; all work
reduced for next 90 days. HUNT, glf New
York Main 263I. deS-5Jt
c. c. SILENCE 467 G 81. NV. Phone.
Wall paper. lowest prices; have me give an
estimate before having your p3pering done
noZg-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

cash prices paid for ladies' and
gents cast-on clothing, drop card, viii call
S. SL.EER. l1l2 I'M y W f--L-90L
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
Money Loaned Salaried People

and others. without security. easy payments.
Offices IL 63 principal cities save yours54:
Rl1asy By getting my terms nTst- D. 4
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
For Sale or Rent
Wanted

WAETED-Z 90 . acres IugleslIe. Va. lu-
proved or unimprJvei; from owner, state
price. BOX 5ll Times office mh--Gtr
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
FOR RENT-KOUSES

ROSEDALE ST. y l., 9o29-For rent. col
orcd tenant. Groom house in perfect cOn6i-
tion. sever and water, only squares from
cars. VIZ n. SAUNDERS * CO, l4C7 T
ST fe-1-Tt
The Washington times., 1909-03-02
For Rent.

F0F REETL5I. acres. f1ur-ro1rn house. ali
necessary outer buildings. one caTlare5 Va
riety Of fruit. 1 acre OF asparagus. BOX
oIs Times o.-fce. ul--5te
FOR RENT-2s57 Belair ave. Iansdon. six
rooms ueWIy papered, city water, lot 50xl19
f.. good feu1e-ElT. JOHN T. KNOTT 3I8
sF ST fc-s-5t
For Sale or Rent
II KE&ILWORTH, Washington's growing
suburb nsw six and seven room Ia1ne cot
tages, heated by latrObeS or tUrn2Ce with
range and water iu kitchen. large lots. Rents
So TO SIS per month VIII sell on monthly
payments Ot 32V 70 $50 Ten new houses now
building.
II. y. TAPLIN, 1907 F ST. =. w,
feI5-Lf
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

Jane, who. to be sure as any little royal
princesses In the world should have to gngham
pinafores
But If we only knew it, royal chill
dren who permitted fine clothes Suntil they
are grown UP. And little Ethes James pima
fores are quite likely made the pattern
as those commonly n royal nursery.
There is practical little mother OF my
quaintance who adopts colorscheme for each Of
small daughters and sticks it with the salts
factory results. For instance. Barbara this
has nothing but frocks Of and tan and white.
There have been little white and checked dresses
and little brownish linen dresses. and and white
striped dresses. all with big ecru hat
with brown bow. a little tan cloth
eyes and hair and pink Mary her little sister,
there has been nothing but blue. Blue ginghams blue
navy blue bow and blue serge coat.
In the winter Barbara will dressed brown and
tan again. and her Will be brown corduroy Mary
Will wear blue and her will be blue cordu
roy BY having these two color schemes and sticking
to them resolutely the mother has difhculty In
buying her chldren's clothes and In sorting them out
as they come from the laundry. There is such
riety OF checks dots stripes and paids that there
no hint OF monotony In either color scheme ana the
children themselves do not grow tired of 1T.
The dresses all made In the simplest styles,
mostly with piece and the trimming is
never elaborate of white cotton
on some of the dresses. embroidered dots
some OF tho others. There Is lace OF them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

and there Is NOT a rufe in the entire wardrobe The
is that Barbara and Mary well dressed
looking, Of the unity OF color effect
the simplicity Of line The otheys of other little girls
wonder how Barbara.s and Marys mother AFFORD
to dress them expensively. when in reality they
spend twice much their children's clothes.
Another thing that this wise little mother believes
IN is buying good many frocks making them sim
ply possible and using the least expensive mate
rials and discarding of them at the end OF
the She knows that rapidly growing child
looks at her in dress that Is too short too
tight, but the time is too good to throw
She throws these away or. rather passes them to
Barbara and Mary have elaborate lingerie hats
They never anything which is too good to
and jump and play and dig In the sand In The con-
Is they pretty level Of good be-
havior and when they do lapse t-isnt because they
dressed that they had to forget their misery
in small naughtinesses
THESE poor little dressed up youngsters who
injunctions of this Be careful. you'll soil your
dress" Don't jump about. you'll knock your hat,
Walk carefully, you'll get white shoes dirty"
what life they live!
Do. Mrs. Mother. leave the children free from the
OF clothes until they to age when
hneries the furbelows something peasurab1e
to them Dress pretily. but simply and
comfortably you then contrast their be-
havior with the miserable bedizened fte the
street who stares them wistfully and longs to
join their good times but cannot for fear Of what will
happen to her frs
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

only remedy. There is much danger OF having
the neck line too low 1t Is better stretch the
OF tha waist around the front where the the
greatest first all that is necessary
In good pattern IT viii necessary DO
any clipping; and waists have been hopelessly
ruined by too much clipping around the neck and
holes than in almost other way
One should be what the right neck nj arnnhole
sizes and after the waist has put
measure 1t IN these places. II places
than they should to take in the shoulder
for the neck and the shoulder underarm seams or
both IL necessary for the remedying arnnhoss
remeasure to see that they correct and try on.
II the neck little the remedy is known
and II the armholes too small first try little
stretching in the where the greatest
towards the underarm II the Is still lacking
take pencil chalk. and beginning up near the
shoulder the front. draw line taking
the around the curved part. run this new
line gradually into the old again.
Remeasure the armhole. measuring. Of course on
line. and 1t will be difncult to get IL the
right size. The work has been done so far without
any possibility having injured waist and when
the II right the armhols out leav-
ing the proper allowance outside Of the pencil
marking
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

the middle of the back One inch in from this fold
half tuck is laid the length of the front and
then inch wide tucks laid at the shoulder
edges. just there were on the back
After these tucks have been laid, the pattern for
the front is laid and pinned to the material down
front edge Before pinning 1t anywhere else. the
material should be laid that the shoulder tucks will
little towards the front and not too straight
down Then the pattern is pinned In place the same
allowances made the back and the cutting
done The tucks both front and back pulled
out fat at the shoulder and the sewed together
exactly lines After the m
fshed the tucks laid In position again and
from end TO the other.
The unjerarm finished and the fronts
faced down the middle unless the turning is wide
enough for the edge of the cloth to extend under the
edge of the half inch tuck that the hemmng down
will not show fly extension piece should be put
the left front and hooks and eyes used for
the fastening fronts together. right out
chalk of the Line for the part the neck
The blouse is not cut out at all tho back
the front the opening extends down from the line
three inches The line is straight one. from the
shoulder the three inch point. will be
good time to cut the little turnover collar
the waist is pinned together
Fold piece of paper that the fold is a bias one
and pin this bias fold to the fold which marks the
middle back line OF the blouse Lay the neck OF the
blouse paper letting It curve as Is neces
sary to'ue smoothly the line and cut the
out following the line Of tho Unpin the
blouse from the paper and from the neck
line in the middle of the back two inches make
dot Make straight line from this point the middle
of the front
This collar and the turnback cuffs are made
of gingham IN plain color matching the colors
in plaid. cutting collar out the middle
pattern bias OF the material
and quarter inch be allowed on all sides
There is inside section to the collar slso the in
side and outside sections stitched together on the
lower edge then the collar is right out the
middle back Of the upper side of the collar pinned
the middle back of the blouse that the comes
the right side OF the blouse pinned
each end, the of the blouse neck then
holding the blouse next to baste the COLLAR
blouse. Stitch this take the hastings out
turn the towards the collar and hem the under
side Of the collar
Small bone button molds with the cloth
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

SanAD Jnese may be tailored shirtwai6tS of wash
flannel made in style and with stock or
linen collar and jabot
For informal afternoon around home blouses
OF aoatross or chah are liked made simply to IN
the back with only few at each side for full
ness The plain space thus left is filled in with
oro1oery, while collar and worked
Any graceful floral design should be chosen.
with one or two large flowers line
with foliage conventonalized in and scrolls
narrow TO the waist gives air Of elaboration with
little work
Wreaths Of small flowers Joined by bowknots
also good care being taken not them too heavy.
but light and airy. This embroidery may either be
done in self tones or where the blouse is dark and
needs Frightening pale pins yellows violet and other
pastel shades can be used combined with soft
for the foliage. Sometimes where the blouse is diff
ferent color from the suit IT is harmonized by
broidering in the colors OF the suit
The kind Of stitches depends upon the
sign and the time wishes to spend on 1t. Flow
ers may either be done IN Kensngton long and
short stitch scrolls should be done IN
ribbon can either be outlined and seeded be
worked and