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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

of the league. introduced Colonel
Roosevelt. The attendance WAS not
large and Colonel Roosevelt was
somewhat hoarse after his labors AT
colonel Roosevelt said in part
~ am here t. report pr0grcss We
have inst held the republican STATE
convention at Saratoga. There never
has been held In the state % New
York "A convention that was more
r,othodical-~a peoples convention
nor a LOBBYIST. rot d representative ot
n great interest. exercised a finger $
weight at Influence in that cohVeh-
don. That convention Represented
absolutely the opinions the reasoned
convictions and belief of PLAIN every
day men. s. a,,r
"Three points were made IN our
platform cot principles I'D lhe us
place. That we stand, not llhiloi
not nalf way. but aggressiNeiH' ,i' i"i
honesty in public and i'm business ne;
IN the ncNt place. Ihat we S'''i',t
Cor governmental efficiency anu III
the third place: That We st1nu .,.5l lol
mo RIGHT of the people to controI
themselves. and not TO pe y"
by some one else. .,
'.Nov. me voters of this state VIII
bo,.e 40 choose between that on the
one side aud on the other slde this
mere MIR. Roosevelt held aioil p
ne,ysuaper clipping which snaii
now describe 10 You IN the "n5"'he
III one of our most enthusiastic on
,onomcd foes. "a Leading representa-
u.s. of Tho wall Street demoG aey'
tse Now YORK Times OF this morning
'5,e,ribinp the democratic touNchtleh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
RA|DEDBROKER
FIRM RETAINS
JEROME:
FORMER PROSECUTOR TO
DEFEND BUCKET SHOP
my Morning journal sneciai 's'.od wirel

my Morning Journal sneeiai leased Wirel
New York. sept go simon Jacob
uerzip who. unaeg the name 81
George Graham Rice Is said 10 have
been the real head eli the firm ol =.
IA. Scheltols 4 co he mining spe
-ialtN firm that ,vas raided 10y tedeftii
Officials yesterday surrendered 70 the
government authorities today almost
at the same time that proceedings
We're taken lao throw tic urn ih'"
hankmptcN
Herzip gave himself mp after Off
GERS had been hunting for him TOT
more than tWentV-fnW hours Inc
bankruptcy proceedings We're mstl"
tuted hy creditors who Filed PETE
tinn in iuvolunu1rS bankruptcy M
which the assets of the tifm are
given us only 100000.
Heizig or Rice gave bond In Sla-
00O With surety conpan} when ne
presented himself before Vmied
States Commissioner Shields At me
same time, through his attorney WIZ
! liam TRAY Ners Jerome, he offered 10
aid the government In making a run
| investigation at the charges aRainst
| the firm
Neither 4 g nor the company
/ MIR. Jerome 4ttt, is quilts pi wrong
! doing. and h expressed the heller
| that the gf 1ment had been de-
ceiVea as tn tHe character Of the
! firms huaint lie intimated thhi
4 interior me84 were behind the
persecution I'd the same time THAI
Herzig was tiitted te bail bono
Was furnish bA the same surety
company fal lHeo nt the men ar
rested vest lfN George sullivan
t4s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
STARTLING FIGURES
SHOW GROWTH
OF DIVORCE
Statistics Compiled at Los
Angeles Show That One
Marriage Was AnnuIIed to
Every Five Performed,

[By Morning journal Special Leased wirel
Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. &0.-Figures
startling and interesting are contain
cd in compilation of the marriage
and divorce records cf Los Angeles
for the last year which We're made
public today. From october !, 1903,
.060 divorces were granted and oi
these 6A5 decrees were handed down
within the last six months. rms Is
rate of one divorce 20 less IMAM liNt
marriages. During the month OF sep
tomber alone 2o2 legal separations
were granted hv the courts OF TINS
county.
Los Angeles county is now grant
ing nearlr half as many divorces as
were granted in the entire state llNV
Years ago. Ia 1907 the ratio In thus
county was one divorce to every nihe
rlaees and IN 1905 il was one 20
every seven. showing gradual m
crease. The month ending TO-DAY .
with "A score of 202 divorces. breaks
All local records.
Tfntil the state labor commissioners
began compiling statistics iI was ne
Ifeved that many of the 'alt"ihia
divorces were granted 20 eastern ap-
plicauts who came to TINS state i"l
tbat purpose. but the records show
tbat nearly seventy per cent We're
granted to couples married in cali
fornia.
Fifty per cont oi the couples a.
rorced n Los Angeles county Mhlch
has a large eastern population, were
married in this state.
The further interesting fact is dis-
closed that of the couples divorced
more had been married from I'VE t'
ten wears than less than i've wears
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
CINCINNATI SLEUTHS
PROBE CAM0RRA CRIMES

Cincinnati, Sept 30. - Detectives
who are investigating the murder OF
Joseph Ltvera. an Italian. two days
ago. say they have located the Amer
lean beaaauarters of the Camorra,
fhe Neapslitau band. through the con
fesgion of an unnamed Italian mere
Yesterday The officers say they nave
positive proof that the Headquarters
are located in little town In NeW
York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
ROOSEVELT CONSVlTS
TIiRO At SPtt1Al ISL

N14 Ik. S-p 58 tt beenrE
known tonight that Theodore ltoose-
veil eonaultea - throat specialist 10
New York today because OF the
hoarseness that followed his speaklns
m Saratoga. Tire colonels throat
failed him While making ~ tour OF
Europe
with several days rest he hopes TO
So in fine condition for his coming
southern trip
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
In Speech Before League OF
Republican Clubs Roosevelt
Compares Saratoga Conyen-
ton With That at Rochester
STANDS FOR RIGHT
OF PEOPLE TO RULE
In Startling Contrast to Demo-
cratic Delegates Cringing Be-
fore Boss Murphy Seeking
Support for Candidates,

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirol
New York. Sept. 30.-Theodorc
Roosevelt. addressing the National
Republican League I'm session al Car
negie hall today delivered his Irs1
speech of the state campaign. Tie
compared the republican state con-
vention with the democratic conven-
ton now being held al Rochester and
on the strength At his comparison.
said he felt that the republicans haa
the right to appeal 90 every decent
citizen in the state. without regard 10
party. 10 vote their way
The Saratoga gathering he STYLED
"neople's convention" free from the
influence OF special interests.
John Nays Hammond, as president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

them from the start They got here
before the delegates did.
When he had finished speaking the
convention adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow morning when platform
will he adopted Tomorrow msht
thore viii hc banquet az the Hotel
Astor az which President TAFT VIII
be the principal speaker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
f Francis j. Heney Enters Con-
test and Succeeds in Procur-
inc Reelection Of B A. FoW-
ler OF Arizona
CHICAGO SELECTED AS
NEXT MEETING PLACE



,,, N,o,niny Journal speciat Isasad wlrei
pnnldn Sam, go -'rbe closing
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hours or 'lv ot,ur,r-
riR9Uoh 0"NbtN -
tetl5ea ny aA B','lt 'al'.,a, , ~" ,'.,,,,-'d
HN'iy ''HS"'s ~ nv t,'e .,nt,,c,l,,,
on ans day Of The present sa'herlllx'
ahu IN Wn"h ll'e N'nu'H.pN 10
'ulpW 'i'e V"',i,''lt',.. ,il'''.t,,,.,
ei"1'loh p' =, ,esHie''' ,,,ie,,nt,
i"n'ls ',,,,,. ~,
was gwen en Net.'uu ~ ~
that atfotat0 ,di'"f" 'N' ,ae 55,,s,,
teiVaN, WIN we 80,
Nhe auVp''h oi W., IA ,,,,.,,,.' nm,
hht'oSa OF i'a.''N''4', 49,, ~, ~,
oisahl1atiun WI '"9e " sr.,, oo,,-
NV'tNi'f'S wa, ,.,.
tretelsN Was hel"Te ,ns tohsleS".
Nhlsolo was w ,,,S..
ing Pleer i"I w ~ ''NT ~" '.,, Y,
had carrie" Ns iiHi'l I" 'n' '''
the congress, Al.
y" iaat flluFt ~ rl','n .'',,, 49,.
Noeptea laleu WIlNN tn 1','e
tahieu lhe sunN'l'Sl'e' r. VtNu M r,s',,, .N
Adaths 81 et'l,i',''s' 1,'i,'' 49, ,naarai
el tht shSiftVNN ','N'u, s''T
e9lllfei nl lh'ersNh'e W.a'''' ~,
! ny IN N''en n,a, ,,,t
/ auoption ~ Z snpetl'u'' :" WY 49,
| at tne replrl ul ing eYHhNt'r "
/ netmanfa sf&Ani~AIoh ~ W''''n wv
Z name ~ i'hJalu'a n hWN} "'
/ fha .'tNHiesi''e N syf u
! committee hNhilHtN r. r- }" ~, -
! ot Nrw MeNlN9. ANF tinNiu.nl Y,
] vote resulted feWlef' teN' '''''''''
1 lal. - ~
1oNefuNl hihiVNt N'l''' i'i''''t 49,, l.'...
sented lhe feport ot t'V 'eS'''"''''''
committee NJ ioH"WN
Ihe declaration Nl ptln.lplNs % ~. ~"
| Nalohai iffiRAtnh N"'lH' NS4 'Vuun
| nizes witef - the source " hlt INV
| the basis o. hnhi'amHtF WIN vWivl
/ SNAP NtalVn W tho pNpPiV' "N'''' '','s a.,
lust compensation lor me p'ople ~
! return Tor thN uSr ~ Wutei SlA"'0" SlA,l1'
| pH lle a''t'V' ''''''' ~
thority
Recognizes ihteraeph1enoe 81 N"r,
/ ous uses oi water making the pfi-
mary supply '"r nl''h,nA "nu ,',,i,,ro oD,',v~
| lir purposes ilau W. w SliV"'t"i"
through hrlgauohi declares Ior uo-
| ministerins "l water on the prihVlpln
OF the greatest good Tor me Efeates'
| number for the longest ume
The plahk on the '"h'rV' "i 'h'''
state waters follows.
Accepting the fnct th't ~ parts .,
each drainage area are related nhu
interdependtnt, we hviu lhitt euei,
| su cam should DC viewed 'nu treatvu
| as q unit from ne source l" lts lh"uin,
and since the waters arc essentiatly
mobile and uansltofy we hold tla.
! federal control ls cssenlHi 70 nv
| equitable disulnutl"n ma up',N''"'i'
of waters of interstntc streams.
The resolutions recognize ihe wa.
ers eau best DE administered through
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
TEXAS SCHOOL MAN
SHOT DOWN IN
Los ANGELES
Chatting With Woman He Had
Known Thirty Years Hus-
band Suddenly Appears With
Gun
my Morning Journnl saeclel Leased "irei

iBy Morning J"urnhi S9r'iHi i'"H'" w
Los Angeles, CaL, sept so IT, a.
Skidmofc. q school teacher oi mo
Graude. Texas aged A. was shol
twice and probably morullN wouudeu
today hy tiHrold Green at the mt'tt q
home herr Green Is in ttll
sl,idnor. al u local hospital said
that he was called up or The telo-
phono bV Mrs Green whom hc hud
known for thirty years. and asked q"
can upon her le went 10 ihc green
home and while he WIS chatting Win
Airs. Green her husband suddenly APP
pearsd aud began shooting
sl,idmure has a wife aud eight thli-
dreu m his rcNas homie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
z onmIldnlr for Jndge Mhhdrnw-.

seattle Wfsh.. sept an superior
Judge william a GrimshaN q rcpUb-
liean nominated for supreme mug"
~ the non-partlsan Judiciary Tongue
ana the democratic state fnnVcuiiuh
has declined the nomination Thc
league aud democratic stHte commit b
tees VIII meet in conference &" nomi-
nstr another republican ton the place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01
MASS MEETING Of COMMERCIAL
>CLUbS Of new MEXICO To
TAKE Up TAXATION REFORM
DELEGATES TO CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION INVITED TO ATTEND
GATHERING HERE NEXT WEEK

Board OF Directors Of Albuquerque Commercial Club Issues
General Invitation to Send Delegates to This City so That
Representative ConCave OF Business Interests OF Territory
May Take United Action Toward Better Taxation System in
New State: Friday of Fair Week the Date.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-01

with whom he was dining Ia the 81
Nicholas hotel in springfield
The postotfice promise, Shephard
declares, was made IN person by SEN
etOr L0fimer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
prQun CURTAIN WITH srnxo1n BoRDEr

PIQUE CURTAIN WITH STENCIL BORDER.
There are fascinating fixings for the
guest room OF the summer cottage
This season, and pique is the fabric
that is fashioning the smartest and
most inexpensive Of them. For bu-
reau covers, pincushions, couch pill
lows, curtains and bedspreads pique
is being extensively used.
A not too heavy corded pique is
chosen in white, and upon its surface
is painted a design in cornfowers,
wild roses or chrysanthemums. The
illustration shows charming hanging
of white pique with border of pink
roses. But, to come back to the de-
sign, the colors used are supposed to
be laundry proof and may be applied
with a brush after the design Is
stamped or drawn delicately upon the
pique.
Both oil colors mixed with turpen-
tine and stencil dye will wash with
ordinary care In a weak lather Of
white soap and lukewarm water. The
added caution necessary In the doing
up" Of plque is "don't wiring" This
material is stretched straight upon
the line and allowed TO drip dry.
Most OF these bedroom fixings are
merely hemmed, since the decoration
lies In the color work solely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
RuIas Of sIaap.

Those who think most. who do most
brain work. require most sleep. and
time saved from necessary sleep is
infallibly destructive OF mind. body
and estate. Give yourself. your chill
dren, your servants-give all that are
under you--the fullest amount of sleep
they will take by compelling them to
go to bed at some regular early hour
and rise In the morning the moment
they awake and within fortnight ma
ture, with almost the regularity Of the
rising sun, will unloose the bonds Of
sleep the moment enough repose has
been secured for the wants of the sys-
tenn.
This Is the only safe and sufficient
rule. and as to the question how much
sleep any one requires each must be a
rule for himself Great nature will
never fail to write it out to the OBJ
server under the regulations just Civ
en-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
"wire. brier, timber lock,
Three geese in a flock?

4
q hoek2
melody
not the yard They wild
a
rom the /
when
a
wild honks
when meeting didn't understand which
they concluded each others each
Il don't north
south
didn't really which She that
the that he just
That left the third mind
marsh thought that the dock would
back sound The
tened, the
he lonely said the direction Of the
calling
Cuckoo just like that the nest
My old
that
Then all the geese in the flock began honk at the same time and they
until the travelled
that few those directions the that they found their
to the flock All on account of the cuckoo"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
Making a Paper Hat.

In these days Of fancy paper cos
tunes girl should know how to
make an effective hat. Tear Grape
paper into two inch strips the length
Of the sheet. Take three strands and
plait closely into a smooth and even
braid.
Cover a wire frame with these
braids and face under part Of brim
with plain Grape paper or null to
match. Make bunch Of paper fow-
ers-roses, poppies or carnations land
arrange them on the hat with band
of dull green, brown or black glazed
paper to represent velvet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
7azo-
How to Make Money
A Practical Experiment In Which Talent For
Embroidery Was Made to Pay

"A little hurt ct her evident want 0f
appreciation, answered, This, you
might see. is a spiders web on thls-
tle.'
Yes, OF course she interrupted. s
am not blind. but what are they tort
As they are at present they. are not
praixtisch.
To be made practical all OF the iittIa
- epe fashioned into workbaga,
tI,ss rs ~r~--os- -ssQd pincushions and
the larger ones in17,aslg INNINGS g
gowns. etn. sssss--..s...,
AT last # came time to send out fi1s
cards OF invitation. and we settled or
two afternoons In certain week FOR
our exhibition. We cleared what We
could out Of the living room, 20 thas
nothing should detract from the inter.
est OF the work. The needle craft OBJ
1ects were grouped together about the
room on tables and wherever was
space. We had small labels tackled
conspicuously TO each piece of work.
with the price attached
Our invitations had been sent in q
very broadcast way. We had really
asked whoever there was to come, for
we considered It business and not .
social event but to make things So
ciabie we served tea and cakes at thu
sight Of the first stragglers we wera
seizei with an unaccountabis bue
strong desire to break into wild laughs
ter, II seemed 30 ridiculous to be talKe.s
SO seriously. but half an hour after
ward we were too busy for any more
hysterical incllnations as our neigh
bors came in numbers. and soon our
rooms were Allied with people. And
they bought every article and, whaA
was better. gave orders for lots more. :,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
To Keen Youno.

A
| The little unnoticed strains are the
ones which tell
Women should not stand any more
than necessary. II they would only
remember to sit down whenever they
have the chance 1t would add years to
their lives.
For instance. 1t Is not necessary to
stand so much while doing houseworlZ.
| sit down and read while you are wait
Ing for the food to cook. Never pare
apples or shell peas standing.
Even ironing may be done In sit
ting position IL the chair is high
enough aud has no arms.
Learn to take few minutes rest
after each exertion. and this apparent
loss OF time will be to your gain in
the long run.
The woman who is on her feet con-
tinualIy is the one who wears herself
out and does poor work in the bar
gain.
1t is not lazy to save yourself. 1t is
only wise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
EIIlHERR vas 4 dlatinot need Of MAKE

sTHERE was a distinct need OF max
ing money" said q clever girl
recently land the only gift possessed
was the most difficult to turn to ac-
count. had only the gift of the needle
used in the manufacture OF art needls-
work.
Il knew, however, that I could de-
sign. and / possessed a certain origi-
nality eve for color audxHn IN fssssss
in working things out.
Il pressed my sisters into service
and we worked like beavers for several
months. Then we determined to give
little exhibition of our needle craft
and to invite every friend. acquaint-
ance and barely acquaintance we pos
sessed to come and see them.
1T is doubtful whether our scheme
would have been d success without the
assistance OF friend. an art student.
who had been studying in Munich. who
most luckily came TO stay with me q
month before the exhibition. She cane
fresh from having helped in kind 4
frts and crafts exhibition In Ger
bnany. so spoke as one with authority,
knd abe did seem to have grasped the
business side OF the question in a
clever manner The Germans teach us
lot she remarked while looking over
my stock of finished work, but most
pf all to be praktfsch.'
I'VE were very much amused at her
use OF the word and thought the Eng
ish equivalent would express 1t quite
we'll. but as time went on the word
look on a higher meaning.
when examining some little squares
INTO which l had put some of my best
york nay friend from Munich asked.
But what on earth are theseT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
"
NIiIadyS S
Mirror
i4
IL.

The one drawback Of the visiting
haIrdresser Is that many of the appIi-
ances In use In a first class establish
ment are wanting.
Chief among these appliances is
shampoo board. There are various
kinds, but most Of them are Of metal
with a curved space for the back Of
the neck and grooves on which the
hair is laid and from which the water
runs into the stationary basin.
With the use of one of these boards
the fatigue of leaning over wash
stand for half hour while the hair
Is washed and rinsed is done away
with. One can sit comfortably in
chair with the neck resting on the
board and the hair spread over 1t.
The stout woman who objects to
STOPPING or any one with weakness OF
heart and shortness Of breath likes
the board. which can be screwed to
any washstand. It is restful and lends
added benefit to the scalp treatments
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20


level the life.
The depth of the valley
mountain of tomorrow will be the
Who
OF brought crehy
nton the other day
embarrassing
He letter friend the Office
put his the envelope
The friend had back
to find whom it belonged
most picturesque criticism of this same eedtor
will he
ber inscribe their It.
Having had similar
with similar
most feelngly glad to that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20

Instead of using hot cloths or steam
to get the face into condition for mas
saging. the latest idea is to use water
charged with electricity.
This water is applied through a
sponge-lihe substance at the end of
two tubes attached to an electric wire
or battery. The instrument is so con-
structed that surplus moisture is car
rIed of in one of the pipes.
The advocates of this method say
there is no danger Of too much relax
ing of the muscles. as is the case with
steam. and the heat Is so regulated
that there is no danger of scalding the
skin. as with hot cloths
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20

The bane Of the average sewer or
embroiderer is the roughened first fin
ger. This is particularly trying when
one is embroidering silks. which catch
and roughen easily. TO keep the hands
in good condition wash them care
fully before beginning work and rub
or all roughness with tine pumice
stone. Then wash with little acetic
acid. which can be bought at any
drug store. If this is not at hand a
good cider vinegar answers the same
purpose almost as well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20


In the past thirty years I've learned. among
other things, that It's absolutely impossible to live
ones top notch all the time and that IL didn't earn
my pay or Justify my ability day. I more than
earned 1t and more than justified 1t another"
Seems to me that's pretty good lesson to re-
member.
No one can live at his top notch all the time any
more than he could live constantly high noun
tain top
That is, not il It's a very lofty top notch
If it's low one you may be able to- Just as you
could live low mountain top.
But II it's lofty one you've just got to go down
into the YalIaYa nccasinnallv d patu hraa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20

Dissolve two ounces OF borax in
three pints of water. Before quite cold
add thereto one teaspoonful of tinc-
ture Of myrrh and one tablespoonful Of
spirits of camphor. Bottle and mix for
use. One winegiass Of the solution
added to half a pint Of tepid water is
sufficient for each application. This
solution applied daily preserves and
beauties the teeth, extirpates tartar
Gus adhesion. produces a peari-liks
whiteness, arrests decay and induces a
healthy action In the gums.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20

Children's frocks this season ara par
ticularly pretty. ana the little French
costume seen in the illustration made
OF embroidered bouncing. Is no excep-
tion to this rule. A deep iouncing is
used with an open conventional pat
tern. One iiounce makes the short
skirt, and another fiounce OF the same
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-20
GIRI,s nREss eaa4

GlttlL5 lJtths3S 1854.
WITH OR WITHOUT STANDING COLLAR.
ways pretty and always becoming to the
young girls. This one is made of white
linen with trimming or rose color. 1t Is
finished In the Dutch style that Is both
comfortable and attractive and It includes
the elbow sleeves that mean satisfaction
during the warm weather. Linens are
extremely fashionable and provided In so
many OCCASIONS, but batiste and lawn,
gingham and chambray, cotton voile and,
indeed, all the materials that are used for
girls dresses are appropriate for this
one. For the wool dress that is desirable
at all seasons shepherds check made In
this way with the trimming portion of
plain colored taffeta would be exceedingly
smart and the thinner washable materials
can be trimmed with any preferred ma
terial. Flowered dinaity with collar, cuffs
and belt of plain colored lawn is exceed
ingIy dainty.
The dress is made with blouse and
skirt. The blouse is laid In one wide
with prettily shaped yoke collar. The
sleeves are made in one piece each, gath
aas1sa into bands, and the skirt is straight.
Ne dress is closed for its entire length
at the back
The quantity of material required for
the medium size (l0 yearsl is yards
"a or 27. IA yards 32 or 8 u yards "A
inches wide with " yards "a for trim
TRe pattern ess4 Is cut IN sizes for girls
of 6, 5, 10 and IL years Of age and viii
be mailed to any address by the Fashion
Department of this paper on receipt OF
ten cents .(If in haste send an addit-
tional two cent stamp for letter postage
which insures more prompt deliyery}