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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-02
CARn on THANKs

CONLON-The family - the iate Joseph ?.
C0nlOn herewith desire 20 extend their heart
felt thanks 70 their many friends for the
many acts % kindness. and floral offerings. ex-
tended 20 them in their late bereavement
MRS. MARGARET COSLON and Family
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DEATHS

ARMSTRONG In this city. April 20 1909
Harriet Y. beloved wife OF Charles z. Arm
strong. and loving mother OF Frank L. and
Tom l.. Armstrong. native OF New York.
aged 50 years 3 months and a6 days
BAUER-In this city. April 80 1909 Annie
Bauer. dearly beloved daughter OF Fred Bauer
aud the late Julia Bauer and sister OF Fred
H. Bauer and Peter. Henry and Julius Leis,
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RE.L. estate TO ExCHANGE

ELEGANT income: new fats. sunny and very
desirable: viii trade for lots suitable to be
built upon; here is chance for you.
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MARRIAGES

FEELY-MURPHY-I this city. April %. 1909.
at the Central Methodist church. by the
Rev Ebert r. DiHe Thomas ]. Feely and
Nina Lucille Murphy. both OF San Francisco.
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FRuIrvALE REAL EsrArE-con.


H. A PLEITNER. FRUITYALE STATION, CAL.
Phone Merritt 449
-. 3co-New and modern cottage Of ) and
bath, lot 81 .6xl0j; only = blocks from
Melrose local station; very easy terms.
81 ,ep0-Modern room cottage bath, laundry
room. etc: lot 45x120; about minutes
walk 70 local station; part cash. balance
on mortgage.
s., 4J0-Yery neat cottage Of rooms and bath;
full plumbing and sewer; lot 5oxloo; only
Z blocks from local station; 5000 cash
down balance So per month.
Sl.foo-Cozy bungalow Of 4 rooms and bathroom
LOT 3T:exiel: blocks from FruitEale sta
ton: installments.
So IOo-Modern story house Of rooms and
bath; fruit trees. etc; lot 50Xi42; in Elm
hurst near line: $500 cash down. bal
Try home.
s. eeo-Brsnd rev and modern cottage Of ;
rooms and bath: panel work, mantel base
ment- etc; lot 33K100: blocks from
FruirVaie station; $3.50 cash down. balance
S25 per month
basement; lot 37:sxloo; blocks from
Fruttvaie station; liberal terms
si.oJe-Niee room house, bath, Basement lot
25xI00: close in; q bargain.
S5,l5o-Modern story house OF 2 rooms, bath.
basement, verandss: water plant we'll.
windmill and tank stable fruit trees etc
lot 50KI37 g, 1 block from Frslitvsle
$50 cash down balance in instsIlmentS-
Il A PLEITNER. Fruitvaie Station. Cal
HOMES N UPPER FRUITvALE
8, soo-Residence. rooms. bath. gas. base
ment. barn; near cars; $1,000 cash, bal
time
S3.So0-Cottsge > rooms. bath gas. basement
lot J0xi50; on Fruitvsle av.: terms.
Sl.1J0-New cottage , rooms; $3.50 cash
Si-5oo-f. acre orchard: half cash.
81 l00-NeE cottage / rooms: $500 cash
S5.500-FuTnished house. modern: terms
ST. .0oQ-ResideHce. : rooms; lot 22Jx20s.
Si.50o-Cpftage. > rooms and store; $500 down.
81. 400-COttase, 4 rooms, gas: lot 50xlT6.
8. 5o0-Cottsge, 3 rooms; lot I00XiT4.
S3.50o-Cottage- > rooms lot 7Sx150
"a HnaF ~ 90
Sl.2o0-Cottage. rooms: lot 25xlO0.
s., 5O0-COttage. rooms; large lot.
$50 front foot: Fruitvsle sy.; 95x4O0.
$50 front foot. Frutyale av.; I1ix4oO.
We have houses, cottages, lots. flats, ranches
10 sell or exchange or rent. Money TO loan. OIL
claims. Mining property. San Francisco burned
inside building lots 70 sell or exchange FOR Oak
land or EruitvaIe property
RANDALL Il. +. CO. 1926 Fruityale
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ELEGANT income: new fats sunny and very
desirable: win trade for lots suitable TO be
built upon; here is chance for you.
San Pablo av cottage; surrounded on all
sides BIZ business: price about 81 800 CLEAR.
What have you to offer:
s5.o0o-Nevada county: great sacrifice: 500
acres near Grass Valley: 30 acres old fruit;
good house: alfalfa. etc. CLEAR; will ex-
change
81. 5oo-Pair Of 6 room fats: lot 45x165: very
sunny: Hat loan s.. 500: trade for smaller prop
erty anywhere If desirable.
sli.0oo-6 fats. all well rented: trade for
couple can make good living; preferably
chicken ranch
s27. OoO-seattering improved property in
Alameda hats etc. ali clear: will trade for 1
nice piece of property: owner wants 10 GO
away.
Lake county $50. 900: 1000 acres: 100 acres
alfalfa: house of { rooms, barn. etc: trade for
city property
So 0Oo-san Benito county; 500 acres: 10
orchard; house, etc; trade for city
property
ssoo0o-A dandy business block tcornerl
well rented and bringing nearly $500 month :;
property.
GEO. ". AUSTIN. 1918 Broadway. Oakland. or
L. W JEFFERSON REALTY COMPANY.
$50 Market St. San Francisco.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
Instead of worrying about those vacant lots
OF yours. why don't you trade them for good
income bearing properties We OFFER many OPP
portunities for such exchanges. Following are a
few from our list.
S6a OOO-FiFst class apartment house; secured
lease of $4,000 yearly; vacant lot north
of Market ST: viii assume mortgage for
difference in value ii any.
$50 .O00-s new fats, best part Of Western ad-
dition; rents $500 yearly; want lot
north or south of Market St
$40 000-T apartment fats on Mob hill: rents
81. 500 yearly; want lot in burned dis
trfct for full or part value.
ST.. OOO-6 fats in Ashbury heights district:
rents sl.440 yearly: want lot anywhere
In ). F. for fun part value.
81 600 Residence rooms in Western addition:
want lot south of Market ST. from 81, 900
10 81. 900 in value.
s. OeO-2 new fats on 9th av.; $500 yearly :;
want lot south of Market st. for full or
part value.
]. ". WRIGHT & CO.,
l25 Suffer St
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s5.ooo-Nevada county. great sacrifice; son
acres near Grass Valley: 80 acres old fruit
good house: alfalfa etc; CLEAR; win ex
change.
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SaliA Pablo av. cottage: surrounded on all
sides BIZ business; price about 81 800 CLEAR.
What have you to offer:
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CARD OF THANKS

MIBACH-we desire 70 express our sincere
thanks 70 our many friends for their kind
sympathy. and the many aoral offerings.
extended Us in the hour OF our bereavement in
the loss % a loving wife. daughter and sister
MR. J. A. MIBACf-
MRS D. FfCE.
MRS l. TRAUNG JR-.
MRS ". y DOUGLASS.
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BEKkELEY HOUSES 10 LET

s.oR months furu shed house In desirable local
irv Berkeley, rent free Ia return fer boarding
sroV'n children married couple with refer
enceS preferred. Address box 2Te6 call Office.
Oakland
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Isl. ACRES deep sandy soil ) miles from
Castroyilie. in the WatsonviIle apple section
- acres best winter apples ) acres vegetable
land. ~ acres brush: small house; rural
delivery: telephone: work all done: crop
ready 90 sell VIII exchange for room
house in Alameda. Oak. or Berk. Must be
modern. within blocks of local or Key Route
and clear of ali membranes Call on or
address Geo. Weber. 1923 Z. 18th St. oak'd.
81. ooo-Just few ; and 10 acre ranches left
in Costra Costa CO. near the electric carline
Don't say hard times when Jon can exchange
your home for this place and get all your liy-
ing ont Of the ground. ABB0TsT, 95t Broadway,
room -. Phone Oakland 326I.
WILL EXCHANGE a large corner lot in a
in. for a nice home in the Western Addition;
worth from 10000 70 $50, 600
EDWARDS, BREWSTER & CLOVER,
Rotunda. Mills building
s., 5000 acres Tokay grapes. 6 years old:
Lodi win exchange for san
Francisco. Oakland Berkeley property.
EDWARDS. BREWSTER & CLOVER
Rotunda Mills building.
WHAT will you offer for my equity in new 4
room cottage: Entirely modern: sunny side of
street. close to streetcars lot JOxIO5: my
equity. 5000 What have you got? p. o. box
A. Elmhurst
PARTIES having country property TO exchange
for property in Oakland or suburbs of Oak
land, address STOREY < RICHARDS 1904
East 14th St. Melrose, who have fine list
Of exchange properties
PROPERTY for exchange in Alameda county
We have clever bargains. can always
suit. The Realty Exchange and Investment
Co.. rooms IS and 81. Bacon block, Oakland.
CHAs ". FISHER. property exchange broker
for quick results. ego Market ST
FARM lands. all kinds. sale or exchange. ALEX
MURDOCH. 1st Natl Bk Bldg. Oakland
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore ST. near
Post
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED Information regarding good farm
for sale: not particular about location: wish
hear from owner only, who will sell direct
TO buyer; give price. description and state
when possession be had. Address l..
DARBYSHTR box 1901 D. Rochester y. Y.
wANTED-smali home in Sunset district or
vicinity: must he good buy for cash or I'M
improved lot add Box 2039. Call office.
HAVE buyers for flats. cottages. lots etc. For
results CHAS ". FISHER. ego Market
PROPERTY WANTED
WANT to bug lot or cottage; give price and
alton. Box I762 Call office.
HAVE buyers for fats cottages lots ete For
results see CIIAs W FISHER. $50 Market
WANT to buy cheap ranch give price and To-
cation. Box i,63 CaIl office.
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cARn a. THANkS

MADDES-We desire to thank our friends
for their many beautiful floral offerings and
tokens OF sympathy extended Us during cni
late bereavement.
JOSEPH MADDEN and sisters
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SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE

SAN RAFAEL REAL ESTATE
WANTED
$4,000
FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT;
WILL. INVEST SANE AMOUNT;
QUICK ACTION NECESSARY.
LARGE PROFITS CERTAIN.
'C, G. CUNNINGHAM. - KEARNY ST.
p ACRES for subdivision in San Rafael at a
very low price: owner needs the money
within > minutes of main station. E. E.
HOFF- 60I 4th ST.. San Rafael
FOR sale-A room house. lot 50xsoo. on the
east side Of Petaluma grounds highly Inn
proved: bargain: summer homes rented. APP
ply G. F. M0CKLER. sol 18th St. San Rafael
SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE
SANTA ROSA.
Luther Burbank's home town. offers exesp-
tional real estate Investments and orchard home
tracts
RINCON PARK
the coming exclusive residence park of Santa
Rosa. has ideal home sites on its terraccd
slopes. which can be put into Immediate use as
chicken ranches fruit orchards. olive and Fran
guefte walnut groves. We viii plant and care
for tracts If desired. We are selling acres in
this beautiful park at S15O and up. Four years
allowed for payment.
We also have large list Of improved and
unimpr0ved lands in and around Santa Rosa.
Call or write for booklet.
SANTA ROSA REALTY CO..
Office ) Elks' bldg Santa Rosa Cal
Offices ao40. CSC Market St. San Francisco, Cal.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
JAS. $. FRENCH.
The Real Estate Broker,
532 Castro St,
Hayward, Cal.

Buy DIRT-AT YOUR PRICE-IN HAYWARD
A FEW SPECIALS
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SANTA cruz real ESTATE
HOMES. investments. lots. ranches acre proper
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BERKELEY FURNISHED ROOMS

-FoR rent-May 10. ] large front room excel
nnr hoarl. suitable Tor man and wife or .
peoples beautiful location; few steps from
university grounds; phone and piano: terms
reasonable. THE PONTIAC. 25e5 Bancroft
sEsr-- Berkeley.
SHATTUCK ar 2.2a-Furn Islled rooms ~
fned- privste family beautiful grounds: near
station references
PLEASANT sunny room in private home: good
.osrl near By. 26s2 ChanniEg Eay. Berkelev
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sTJO0-Pair of 6 room fats: lot 45xl65: very
sunny: hat loan s.. 500; trade for smaller prop
erty anywhere if desirable.
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PALo ALTO REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-At sacrifice in Palo Alto. owne
called east beautiful residence. = baths; {;
foot lot: excellent part of town; blocks
from depot.-THE UNIVERSITY REALTY
Co. Palo Alto.
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81 ! home in Senoma county: write for lis
JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Sebastopol. Cal.
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ALAMEDA ruRNIsHED ROOMS

500 cash baiance so per n,nnth. new modern
room borSr close 20 earline and Local
= A. PEASANTS
T. 18th and Liese fsstii az Phone Merritt =.
closed SUNDAYS.
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no EXCHANGE

GEO. ". AUSTIN. 1918 Broadway. Oakland or
l. W JEFFERSON REALTY COMPANY,
350 Market ST. San Francisco
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sli OO0-6 fats. all we'll rented: trade for
small place in the country where a young
couple can make a good living; preferably
chicken ranch.
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The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Saturday. May I. 1909:
ALEXANDER-cHAMA Alexander
%, l52 Sixth St. and Mary Chamard. L. 33I
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Alameda REAL ESTATE

E ! Hlo-oue of The most artistic homes for
fhe money around the bay, on sunny side
nf Central aF., with frontage Of - feet ::
finest location ohtainable. rooms. lawn
and flowers
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13
A Continuous Education.

ThirtysiX years ago Mark Twain. in
reply to friend who asked him wheth-
cr he did not think of marrying said:
Il am taking thought of it. | am in
love beyond all telling with the dear
est and best girl in the world | don't
suppose she will marry me. can't
think it possible. She ought not to
But if she doesn't | shall always be
sure that the best thing I ever did was
to fall in love with her. and proud to
have it known that / tried to win
her.
He did win her, and his devotion
throughout beautiful married life.
which ended i'm Mrs. Clemens death. was
quite the best chapter in the life and
letters of the great American humOrist
1t is good to think of the point he
made when he said the best thing he
ever did was to fall in love with the
dearest girl i'm the world. People are
inclined to smile at the young man in
love. but down in their hearts they are
clad of it. and they think more of him.
What is better. he thinks more of him.
self. He has higher IDEAS about his
appearance, the employment of his time
and talent, the Use of his money. the
value of his opportunities and the
whole scope of his future life. He has
also his hopeless moments. for the aver
age girl is trained through ages of
heredity in the habit of not surrender
ing herself until fairly courted and
caught, but the young man who perse-
veres and is faithful to his love seldom
fails. In the meanwhile the process of
education goes on. and after the mar
riage also the process of education goes
Events.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13
Bees Help Through College.

Three college girls near Chicago have
an apiary from which they gather hon
ev during the summer and fall months.
saws Helen Mar Adams in The Designer
for June. During college term they Use
the honey in making sweet bread.
cakes and pastry. The weather. class
of girls in the college and nearby
schools purchase the output of their
honey Kitchen and the proceeds pay
their educational expenses and furnish
pin money.
One girl in the Middle West. whose
father could not carry the expenses
OF a college education for her. was ask
ed. after she had graduated with high
bonors, how it was that she managed
to GET through college. Her simple but
happy answer was. With bees
have known several women who
have made comfortable incomes and
supported their families by beekeeping.
and know they have found the work
Il Joy instead of IA drudgery.
The actual work in connection with
requires as little attention
as perhaps any other money making in
duStry. and during the summer time
hundreds of schoolgirls find pleasant
occupation in bee culture. In the spring
and fall. when school takes up the
greater part of the time. there Is at
least an hour each afternoon when the
girls can give the hives all
the attention required.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13
Poisoned by Honeysuckle.

One of the most favOrite and beauti-
full of our flowers is the common hon
cysuckle. but it would seem to have its
dangers The Lancet mentions case
occurring in the practice OF DIR. Engh
of Volden. i'm which little boy two
years old was poisoned by its flowers.
The child after being in the garden
playing with the flowers became tired
and drowsy and then complained of
thirst. Our contemporary describes the
symptoms that followed and adds that
the boy made good recovery. but
was peevish and inert for some days
Various kinds of honeysuckle have been
used incidentally as drretics and da-
phoretics. and it is well that it should
be known that some Of the varieties
at all events are far from harmless.
The flowers appear to be specially dam
gerouS when freshly picked.-Westmin-
>ter Gazette
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13

man who has worked hard for standing
is likely to share his personality most
freely with he who il likewise working
hard. The loafer is likely TO find his
associations becoming limited to 9th
er> OF his sort.
Undergraduates sometimes think OF
themselves Il, somewhat like dainty
handkerchiei> in a sachet box. In some
way or other. their character. are tax
in" on the aroma of college atmOs-
pherc- That is poor idea OF uni
ver-ity life. A university is not 10 rub
man down. but to cultivate the best
within him. Ii a professor parceled out
hi personality to all alike. as he is
paid To do. little god would result ey.
crpt To those who We're inspired to ef-
forts of their own. Let each student
turn his attention to the best develop
ment of the man within him. and the
things that come from without will be
added to hi> education
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13
FURNISH WAYS
OF TELLING TINE

Ii Is coincidence worthy OF no.
tlcc, says a correspondent. that the
Year which is likely to see daylight
saving legislation enacted in England
should have been chosen by another
country for abandoning the most thor
"u@hgoIng daylight saving system it is
possible to conceive He refers to the
Turkish system. But the simplicitv
which has converted SO many to MIR.
Nilletts plan has no place in the COM
p!icated device which has been marked
out for destruction by the reform party
in Turkey.
For centuries the Turks have had II
O'Clock every day of the year at sun
set: but this has only been made DOS
>ibl" by altering clocks and watches
every evening, when the local official
told off to keep his eye on the sun pro-
claimed that the orb had set. If the
official is at all busy about the time of
actual sunset. he naturally makes the
announcement when it best suits him
sometimes before the event. And as
every one is not able to alter his time
piece to II o'clock just when sunset is
proclaimed. in fair-sized town there
may be almost as many times as time
pieces.
Some little Inconvenience. too. re-
suits from the habit formed bv railway
officials OF using both local sun time
and eastern European time. 1t is
notable achievement in some places to
discover by which system a particular
train Is timed. For telegraphic DUR
poses. again. the government-anxious
I" please everybody-uses three times
sun time. Frank time. and Con-
-tantinople mean time: the two last
respectively two hours and one hour sc
minutes. 53 seconds fast of Greenwich
mean time.
In tact. to know just how you stand |
IN Constantinople, You want to carry |
three watches. one of which YOU are
putting forward or back
ward. II must have been watch.
maker who invented the Turkish svs-
tenn OF timekeeping
However. a calendar and time reform
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13
MISSOURI FOR CORN.

Missouri is great corn state. 1t is
the central one of five states that pro-
duce one-third of the entire corn crop
of the world and almost half of the
corn of the United States. This
state produces 3l4 million bushels an
nually which is more than 100 bush
els for each family living on a farm.
"A Tip on Corn" issued by the State
Board OF Agriculture, gives information
on this wealth producing cereal.
Kansas is one of the great corn
states and yet Missouri in the last ten
years has produced 5I.9 bushels more
10 the acre than has Kansas. Count
ing money worth six per cent this
makes Missouri corn land worth S3i an
acre more than Kansas land.
Missouri shipped from the state in
1907. l5,S63,000 bushels, more than
twice the corn produced by the ten
western states combined. Land here
produces high average yield of corn.
One farmer harvested l32 2-5 bushels
to the acre. The average of a large
number of best acres in the state was
81 bushels. 1t costs only Sl2.26 to pro-
duce an acre of corn on Missouri soil.
Most of the corn raised i'm this state
is fed to stock in the county produced.
The manufacture of corn cob pipes in
Missouri makes home market for
thousands of dollars worth of cobs at
good prices. These corn figures are not
for ar exceptional year but for a pc
riod of years.
The productive, easily cultivated soil,
the surety of rainfall. the certain eli
mate. the home market for stock feed
ing and pipe making and the vast area
Of tillable land make Missouri a great
corn state.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-13
WHEN HE'S HONE
FROM COLLEGE

! In the cnt hll>iasm over TIN. swee,
"irl graduate and her affairs. heI
brother. fresh from college and wearing
the laurel with equal honor is overlook
and the mother or sister who will turn
aside from the lunchcons. teas and at
homes, at which the sweet .irI graduate
l. the center OF attraction. long enough
L" extend Il little hospitality to the
| fellows upon behalf OF her brother.
will most certainly bring down bless
ings upon her head in the shape OF
hearty appreciation.
y stag dinner would be an enjoyable
and particularly appropriate means of
announcing that the college grad has
some into his own. The guest list. it
should 90 without saying. must COM
Prise only congenials spirits. Other
wise the effort OF giving pleasure and
dispensing hospitality will most GER
tainly miscarry.
The mother or sister, or both. should
receive the guests and then retire. When
dinner Is announced. the host should
lead the way. The guests will find
their seats by means of small white
place cards.
Tn" table should be perfectly appoint
ed. \ slip-shod service at a dinner is
ineNcIlSable. The decorations should be
attractive. but not elaborate. Men do
not appreciate the many little furbe-
lows in the way of table accessories so
dear to the feminine heart. In fact.
they are inpatient of them. considering
them in the way. The class colors
should be pleasantly reflected in the dec
oration>: or if the host is a frat man
the college and fraternity colors might
he combined. If he is an enthusiast ov-
or any particular sport this fact might
he emphasized i'm the decorations. If
this sport happens to be football. the
following arrangements for center
piece will appeal to him:
Form mat of college pennants: on
this place fOotball-one that has seen
service. Midway of the table. on each
side OF the centerpiece, arrange crossed
remnants. lying fiat on the cloth. With
such decoration. the placc-cards might
he cut to simulate footballs and washed
over with water -cOlOrs.
DO not use candles or candeabra.
The electric or gas light will appeal to
The guests. who have no fear of not
to the hest advantage under
the glare. more than the softer glow of
the candle-Thc New idea Woman's |
Magazine for June.