The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

be bOughtP
Most Of the large stores Of New YOFl
carry In stock unmade garments STAMPED
for embroidery The embroidery. tuckinl
and any Insertions that may b. iancied ar
done 10 special order. The time requires
10 have thl. embroidery done h from thfo'
days 70 a Week for . single garment. from
Ons 10 three weeks for a set OF four garments
according TO the elab0raienes Of the pat
terms.
Mrs. r. A.P l. there any place Nhsre
woman can 20 70 learn 10 tell the dihersnc.
betWecn good and had groceries, nour i0l
inatanceg Also how can she learn 70 iudgs
meats and kBow which cuts are tof Nhat'
Any experienced cook should be able d
show che difference between the different
grades Of groceries A cooking teacher
may b. able 10 explain a bic more intel
ligently. In almost all the recent receipt
books the different cuts Of meat are de-
sOribad with illustrations.
R,MT. DO the English cansries breed
| well In this country. say In the vicinity Of
] Richmond, Va | have had much success
/ Ia raising oanaries from spanish birds IN
I the locality of Richmond have never
| raised tho birds for profit. always giving
them 70 friends Can botn the Sisrman
Z
In New York;
The English birds have been successfully
bred for profit In the vicinity OF Charleston,
;. C.. and also ON Lone island. The Ger
man birds are said 10 be- somewhat more
delicate and more subject 20 phthisis In
New York and its vicinity than the English.
the spanish or the Italian birds Yes. both
the German and English birds may be bought
Of fanciers In New York.
Miss s. Id. win you slndly inform
me n moro than one person y allowed 70
sell handiWOrk through = WOman's ~
issued BY one exchange admit Work 10
another In the same state but a different
city,
In most exchanges there are two classes
Of tickets issued. The first class admits
only one persons work. the second class
ticket allows the work Of one. two or even
three persons. The New York branch Of
the WOman's Exchange sells the first Of
these tickets a. o. . year. the second class
az o a year. A ticket issued By one branch
Of the exchange will not admit your work
into any other branch
G. NIB Can YOU give ne some inforna.
ton about chicken raising In Florida
In an artiCle recently published In THF
SrN you mention that one woman has made
Der nock pay more than = head. sslling
/. V cSasiieTe t6s Sesi .ai,ed 10 poalirS
ruisinEl u there any particular breed that
h supposed TO thrive best In that climate.
OF l. L natter Of fancy a. here in the
North
The woman about whom the article was
written lived near Tampa. Though she
did not pretend that that part OF the state
was better suited 10 poultry raising than
any other. she thought the facilities for
selling az the highest market prize TO dining
cars and tourists hotels were exceptional
She stated that the breed Of chickens with I
her was a matter Of fancy. though she
believed a general utility fowl more profit !
able than the White lsghOrns. which she /
considered desirable only on account Of
the number and Wilderness Of their eggs.
Miss s. q. L. Can you GET me Information 1
on a few points from the woman whose 4
success In cOnduCting a tea room vas de-
scrlhed a short while aEOg Will a capital
% 500 be SUFFICIENT 10 begin such an enter
prise IN a popular summer resort where
up 10 the present there has been no place
u public amusement The rest Of q par
tally furnished house will cost me so a
month FOR the three summer months or
We for a. long a. ! wish whole year /
u care 20 occupy Il 80 long. The cOttagera l
both In the village aud on the shore seldom
arrive before me l1si week N June or ne
and middle Of Septeuiilcr. wiz need the
fOttHge for longer than three months
Would \ ~ any advantags 10 have a read
lnR or lOunging room attached or q hall
where danoing OF simple entertainments
could be given.
Two summers ago Two women opened
a tea room AZ a summer resort In Connec-
iicut Zach woman put in $50 cash and
gave her services free for one month That
summer they are reported TO have cleared
nearly t3u0 each. besides the furniture and
dishes on hand 10 begin their second sum
mer They rented an unfurnished cottage
containing six rooms and a kitchen AZ
fi5 a month. with the understanding that
II after the first month they had reason
10 believe their tea room a success they
would take Il for one year with an option
for three years more During that first
month. which was June. hey boarded a.
4 house nearby at Is o wek
The tea room cottage Il on the main street !
rhich IN that village b. a section Of the old
Boston post road and near the village
post once During that first June they
'aught enough from The custom Of passing
lutomobillsts and villagers 70 make them
Iure OF success 30 tho second month they
moved into the upper rooms Of tho cottage
ast summer they planted sufficient vege-
abics and hOwers to furnish the tea room
md their own table
One Of the front rooms was fitted IN Al
reception or lounging room with an en-
losed rack for hats and wraps This
eason they plan 10 serve q course dinner
h addition TO their luncheon and tea room
fishes They alsO have some thought Of
a small laundry as u IL dinicut
. get good washing and ironing nearer
han New Haven. some twenty-Odd miles
way.
Mrs EFT l. there In this city an once
r bureau for women who would like to Act | 4
. city guides. companions 10 ladies visit !,
lg New York for few days. TO go shop =
ina with them. &c. or who would remain !
18th children while their parents were q
way from home. not ~ daily gOverneassa .
9 az actual nurses. but Just as caretakers
Or the time being. 70 20 speak,
There IL no bureau for tho purpose you {
nggest, though the employment depart y
rents Of the WOman's Exchange. Madiaon !
venue and FOrty-third street. and Of the .
Dung WOmen's Christian AsaoeIatlon q
asst Fifteenth street. nm such positIons Z
here are at least three women. All over .
}, who make good incomes In the business 4
hey have formed connections with the
aiding hotels BY personal aspiration 10 a.
he managers Their cards are Rent on =
IL In the hotel ONCE and they are notified Z
hen heir services are in demand
There h. woman living in Harlem who n
~ does whatever she Is called on 70 10 =
hnTging 20 much an hour She l. often u
allied upon 20 look after children While their q
iOthers 90 shopping or 10 spend an Alter 4
OOn OF an evening a. the theatre She :
.Urkad IN her huatDasa nv r,ssr.onal ,....il | v
alton aud by u makes enough TO keen a u
lL nL nve rooms Ln q good na-ah hnrhn.a-