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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-27
FOR SALE
NORTHEAST HOMES AND INVESTMENT.

$25oo-leth 81. near n. s-reom and hath b<4ck
s27so-R ., st nssr I.th; s,rs 100 and hath brick:
$2.sOo-O ~. near y. Gap. at. brick dwelling: G
rooms and bathroom.
$2.9oo-Morris 1t. dwelling. 6-rcom and bath
-. loo-K St. near sth. new Groom brick: mod.
s.1oo-r q. ne.r 18th St. s-room and hath
&3.2so-ath near ID St. Groom and hath hrick
50. 400 ID St; near st. s-roOm and moders
IS. $50 North Caroline ave. bet. 18th and 1sth
ats, brick dwelling with rooms aud
g. soo-9th and r SITS. ne. brick dwelling. c
rooms and bnth.
g. sop Ct. near North Cap. St. Groom and
ss.soo-I ST.; adjoining cor. 18th St. new hrick
DWELLING; rooms and hath: furnare.
0.o0-sth near ST.. rooms, hath: cellar;
furnace.
g. 2so-F 81. near 9th St. 8 rooms hath: furnace.
81. $50 each-Nos. 627 and 60 q st ne. room.
s end mo modern bath: cellar: hot-~ater heat;
sS.5oo-A st. near sth st. ne. Groom snd hath
s. .soo-East Capitol ST. near 18th st.. rooms
and hath: hot-water heat.
$s.ooo-Tenn. ave. rooms, bath: cellar: hot
81. EMBELLISHMENTS. ave. near 10Th st., 10
rooms and bathroom: hot-wster heat.
>e.ooo-East capitol ct. near eth ST., IL rooms
For sale by-IAMEs r. sHEA,
643 LOUISIANA AVE NV.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
psY%ISDCM n MGcKs p Axn GTSsHRSnfTr :
FEN EAs sd Fi fhaN I'm Il r HSR 81
NEW BRICK DWELLING.
WELL IL Looted At Do, On Ca. CAPITOL HILL
ry SIX Rooms 4s, AS6 kEGEFIIoS HALL
EXPENSIVE Sr E!Sf fGs iSs zSS RsoxOS'.
ss.ooo-coRNR Sd ASD ~ sTs. NV:
GATED FOR HOME PRofERTI.
s,eoosI,r, ST n SyERrp Sw,,aso NAs 8
Rooms sSSRo ALL VEIL Htrf mGATE6: SrA''0
JAMES v. SHEA,
643 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
ron sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN. sIs sra
N. T.. cellar under spu eniire house,: furnsos sect:
lot 20xIf9 to wide alley; automobiie house.
Price only $4,000. Accommodating terms
zee IN quick about this bargain. GEO. A.
MYERS CO.. Oxford bldg, 18th and y. y. eve.
auZ7-2t
FOR sALE-3-sToRY sEMIDETACHED.
We have had placed with US sy swnef; 80
IL to leave the city. handsome Setcry. ereem
and bath semidetached brick DWELLING; Dot
water heat: large front and rear porenee
This can be bought At 0 sacrince. Asstn9
price, $40, 500 Look,. at 1855 Ontario place 40.
A. c. HOCGHTON CO.,
q
FOR sM.E-FrNE CORNER REsIDEScE. oO-
lumbia Heights: rooms. sstn' nc,,vsss
heat; spIendid bargain At $3.50; SNAIL pare
wiiiIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. ecs-cs Ism.
au26-St
FOR sALE-ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING Tbs
country. I am offering for sale, Ok sssfn nc:
my beautiful detached nine-room none a. LSS
Emerson 81. NV. Apply TO OWNEx. aazs-s-
FOR sAIE-sI.ooo CASH Will. BIf E2gsAS
Columbia Heights residence. sueect 20 Sssc.
trust at 5qs house easily worth $1,000
chance for ron 10 1000.
wHIIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL 0S-oo lstns
au26-St
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oHEHALF SQUARE FROM 18TH ST.
Two stories: rooms on a floor; large at
tic. with servants room; modern bath
ro oS se''i R:aus.d som $500 To
GARDINER 4 DENT. Inc.
s12 14fh st. NV.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
b.s s s'is 1t with ~ss . S ss?% @de paved
alley. a xfsz SsfaP Z Z b ssT. Inc.
si2 l4th st. NV.
- A GREAT BARGAIN
10 rooms: 2 baths; hot-wster heat: back
GARDINER DENT. Inc,
Sl2 18th st. NV.
hot tow beat; REDUCED from $500
!" '' GARDNER L DENT. Inc.
si2 18th st. NV.
rooms; tiled bath; hot.wster heat:
GARDINER 4 Dent. Inc.
s12 l4th ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARKS looms and A.
s as ross 1896 onsr
GARDINER 4 DENT. Inc,
So l%th st. NV.
WASHINGTON HGTs. WEST OF 18TH.
II rooms; tiled baths: hot-water
heat: back stairway; good lot: cost
GiRDlNER { DENT. Inc,
Sl2 14th 81. NV.
New. Columbia Heights: 9 rooms and
attic: hot water heat; hardwood Aoors;
hardwood finish: large lot; very attrsc-
i've GARDNER 4 DENT. Inc.
sl2 18th 81 NV.
ron sALR-A HOME AT MODERATE PRICE.
Pa. ave. Sc; lot 2o1li5; two-story brick; U
rooms; all mod. imps.
WILCOX: HASE cor Inc.
FOR sAEE-wIII. GIVE $500 IN CASH TO
any one that sells 340S 18th nv; nearly new
Groom brick dwelling: all modern improve
ments. Apply above aoorr.s: .o<.-9t-
lie LET The THE MONEY roy PAT RENr BUT A
Only 500 cash needed; bal easy monthly
payments vii buy ,oe,tsd: 'front.' and of Sscp
norrh.s. me cellar; furnace heat; hot water
h;s'r S L, SS1,ss Co. e. F 81 18th st. NV
ron sAIE-M ST; NV; I ,c-Roo Nh BRICK:
stshla. yerv central: hne home. Only $3.50.
ROLAND c. BOOTH 's2 10th NV.
su27-3t. eSu'4
FOR sI.E- "oOLrNBIA HEIGHTS NEAR
Idth Irving NV ,..nty Seme. oa ,Isd - 18th s
ROLAND C. BOOTH, 1s2 10th NV.
au2s-st .esus4
FOR sALE-IovELY CORNER HOME N PET
worth: Or. cellar; gas cleo lghts; colonial
p'tehs'R e s.s demo esooTH ss iSss n snap
au21-3t eSusA
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OPEN SUNDAY.
sEMI-DErACHED BRICK
CHOICE LOCATION
Al the entrance TO soldiers Home.
section " uniformly good resi-
denccs, the whole block being built
=. up with sehi detached dwellings Of
beautiful design and superior con-
struction. :.
rooms and tiled bath
Attic over entire house.
lot 324x1oo.
Oak trim throughout.
Excellent heating system
Inspect Sunday.
431 Park road.
SHANNON 4 LTCHS
Sales. Rents and Loans,
Il3 18th IT. NV.
Look for Our Green and White Sign.,
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YslR RENT
Vas Park road. hot-wsfsr heat. Sr.. h. .s&J 50
IA Quincy pl.. store and dwlg., 6r.. b.. 1000
nj ID ct. ne. new store. .............. IS 90
~ st. ne. rooms and bath. Is So
~ ~. ne. rooms and bath. 20 30
y ~. ne. rooms and bath 20 so
Del. ave. ne, rooms and bath. 1880
II %. NV. NAT. rooms and bath. IS 30
st. NV. rooms, furnished. 1880
- WIN. II. McGRANN CO.. Inc.
i0D&6-at 1907 III ~. NV
m REyT-UNFCRNIsHED.
HOUSES
l1o7 Conn. ave-, ID rooms. baths. :. :. $3.50. On
itf46 I. 81. NV. 13r.. bath. stable. 49,. 600
I'll % Of. NV. 10 rooms and BATH. $3.50
MSS = ~. nv. rooms ana hath. n 50
1854 2sth ~. NV. Sr.. b.. furnace, new - 80
lSoJ y. J. ave-. rooms and bath -. - so
FLATS.
l127 q u. ~. rooms and hath. GOO
..fhe Cheisea." ID and p Sc. 5r. b. $3.50
OFFICES.
i123 n. Y. ave. NV. whole Arst 6ooe,
SIsca 1 sIRG i:1 isss Il. i. ave. s.w 100
au1s-V
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EoR RENr-p.p. THcxPsoA 90. is@ Nv.
7sa sis 3: ~ s El iass 2.
ifa2 q. O.. b. 80 aga lIsh sw-eat. ie g
Sis :. g., ". .Mso is / e. d. b.. :ixx
Store. 1879 3 se.is.oe ~ fss "a ia; q
The ceyweed. 4r.b so chsnp pk e 4! $50
Is Grant pi. SP.b.3!0 5y1O-d.eSu
Fon REST-soe ST. NV: 10 ROOMS AND
bath: 980. % per month. Apply TO B. H. 6A.
Cos. Jenisef BLDG. 1th ed % a.w. Wat
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
NV coz Is, ss'a and .lH f.ts y: !:
~, ,:Ss Har,:rd Ct. & g 1921 18th nv. ars7so
"A few desirable furnished hopsss.
sssce. 17oe 18th q ~ ~; = c,,:..s 20 per -
A few yery desirable apartments GOV vacant
In Stcueleigh Court ct from 80 70 oi0D per ne.
THE OLYMPIA, ilth aad Kuciid stp.
Desirable outside s-roen and bath apt. 20 90
FITCH. FOX BLOWN.
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ONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN

District Of Columbia Real Estate
at lowest rates of interest.
ALL 1hASs1CIoNS CLOSED PROMPTLY.
Thos: Fisher & Co.. Inc.
7Ss FIvrEENTH SIRiEr.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-6s.6JO
HOW DOES TTss APPEAL TO YOU?
Here il chance TO secure two,sscs!
and lettered streets in the northeast; n 1air
rooms and bath. and q TWO-SIOKf BKlSn
STABLE: lot 20 feet wide. This ]: undonot
edly one OF the best bargains ever oncred In
northeast property at the price.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-ssooo.
Compare this house with others held at the
same price I'm the northwest section: ON the
heights: on q pretty square; nice surrounu
ines: convenient to cars: two stories and eel
lar. First floor: Parlor. reception hall. DINING
room. pantry. kitchen. Second moor: Inrse
IsHED ATTIC OVER ENTIRE HOUSE.
HOT-wATER HEAT.
Lot 25xlOO TO 1j-ft. alley.
Finished throughout like a house selling TOT
100: Including highest grade fixtures and
decorations: built BY man who buiids on's
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALF-
A BARGAIN IN BIOOMINGDALE.
A THREE-ST0RY HOUSE POR $500.
The owner Of threc-story. nine-rcom. bay
window brick dwelling. In order to make
quick sale. has reduced the price TO $500
The house was built 10 sell for $4,000. All
large rooms: many closets and pantries: par
Tor. large reception hail. well lighted dining
room. pantry and convenient kitchen the
first floor: large tiled bathroom. porcelain tub
nickel plumbing and stationary washstaRd
dry cement cellar. All rooms beautifully dee
GRATED: woodwork newly painted: many ex
pensivc cabinet mantels: double covered real
porches; good sized lot to a public alley Fol
a home or an investment ii is one Of the best
bargains ever offered In this section. Reason
able terms can be made.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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THE OTHERS ARE
ASKING A.5eo To 4a,IOo
FOR THEIR HOUSES.
&3.p15
Il our price for these equally rs eocd-bette,
located In
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Six nice sized rooms tiled bath. cellar; hot
water heat; nicely finished: big yard.
THE EASY TERMS
can be met by any person who pays mucf
a. f35 monthly rent. ~
BELT. O'BRiEN 4 CO.. Inc. 1909 q NV.
Au21 at eSu
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FOR SALE-$7 900.
good house for merchant one desiring
good, comfortable, well constructed home In
convenient and desirable location.
we'll arranged house:
First hoor-Four large, bright rooms.
Second Aoor-Four rooms and tiled bath.
HOT-WATER HEAT.
lot 19.6x100.
Rear stairway; laundry tubs; handsome cab
met mantels.
A very central location. on numbered street
within few minutes walk Of the business sec
tion.
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FOR REM Ito Fla NV. ST.. h23. M
$40 NJ nv. store. Orb 1870 9Th nv. 81. h.. %. 80
re1lsr stable. $500 125 11th .6r. h.. D.. N
1909 Newton Or b. ~. 0o s21 1lth .6r. b. %. 30
e143 nw.Sr. b.. az. so To6 X I sv,6 Nv. 80
ga III ne 1r,b.. Is. on 4s6i2 l. sw 5r.w Il. -
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. 604 9Th NV.
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rOR SAIE-esTORY BRICK HOUSE. PRESS
ed brick front: q rooms and bath: large yar1
and stable: bet and X on 9th st. Price.
2S0e. FL 9Th st. p.ws au2s-Sts
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BACKS IN STYLE THIS SEASON
iND HOWEN DRESS TO STAND
IP. Nor To SIR DOUN.
Lines Of the Perfect Back They NAV he
acquired ~ Hous~~Ork. Massage
and Skiifui. Arrangement of the
Clothes The Bark Ornamentrd Now.

How am ! gong Ia be seated
Thls was the question asked hy woman
q her decorative artist a. she stood IN
the middle ~ tho hoor ready to depart
for a social function
Won are not expected ~ he seated
was the r"ply This 10 not a season FOR
the use II chairs. sofas and the like
The M ~ date woman IL dressed for
standing and TOR walking bat not 10 De
seated
RACKS are in style continued the
decorative artist. whose profession IL that
q creating beauties. and the ladies
when I have finished with them are charm
ing aeon from the hack But they are
, not prepared IN at
But nv pearls protested the client.
taking a backward glance ~ herself
They are hanging down my back Now.
u I should accidentally az down even for
a moment | would break them
That 10 all the moro reason for not
sitting down. replied the decorative
artist we who decorate pretty women
are very careful To take note ~ our
materials When a woman Il the owner
~ four yard rope ~ pearls We twine
II around her neck. letting the longest
strings hang down her back A. the
front tho pearls make q pretty dog collar
and in the back they dangle. making tho
woman TALL and sim and carrying out the
idea of youthfulnes~ a. no other decoration
could possibly do
This - a back season and the moro
We can do 70 make women's hacks pretty
the better It - for vs. There are women
who are charming simply because the
lines 81 the back are ~ good. there are
Others that are hideous because the back
lines are poor
Sow take such a simple thing as the
Empire -ash with it, how ~ rihhon pinned
hlgh IN the hack and it, floating ends
had n customer the other day who was
m tears when she viewed herself in such
a decoration II made her look hump
hacked She sent for mo and told her
she must reduce her back before she
tried 20 wear her Empire how
The ideal hack ~ very fiat between the
shoulders This does not mean hollow
with the blades showing. but merely Nat
n ~ round ~ IN" belt line 4 back
fa' AZ the belt has IN" effect II making
the waist look twice NJ big as IL really IL
II ~ long N 10 lines. for no matter
how short your gown may be in IN" waist.
m. belt line should be long
And " - curved This doesn't mean
round nut SIMPLY curved. Examine the
ncNt smart looking woman and note how
o." line ~ her hack curves dehciousiv
from IN" very lobe ~ her ear 10 the middle
81 her waist line ~ The back
when my clients begin 10 fade notice
that the trouble EXISTS right NJ the back
u the neck Take your hand mirror aud
"yaun" tho back ~ your mock say.
and note whether Won are seeping younR
nr not As likely ~ not you will see A
bunch ~ flesh AZ the very plac. wher.
your collar buttons on 10 your short
waist What are you going 10 do about
~
+ had IN" pleasure ~ seeing pretty
agrees tax" this sItra flesh "a the back
NJ her neck not long ago. Her msthods
we're more vigorous than wiAs. but they
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looks At It with the same ecstatic vague
ness with which she regards IN passing a
st ~ old English silver or one Of Russian
Sable-
The notable hou-.k espsr tho woman
who usually buv- tho machine. rarely
looks that wav. Whils men stand "n-
lranCed FOR ten or fifteen MINUTES. Watcn-
INK ~" cleaner "at up tho powder that j.
st-"wn on he hoOr 20 rrprr-ruf dust
suppose - the mechanical side u
% that interests il"m. =. passing woman
was heard - say fpr -" all know that
any man will ~ ~ a room All the dust
rI-.- and burieS him rather than be-
hoth"rsi with cleaning
Women are often zeen gong into the
bird stores and are probably the hest
c'Is' DINERS ~ these -nop- bW the crowd
u"f"rs the hird store window Is again
mad" ul almost entirely ~ men and
tovs 'hilirrn often lind their wav to
tins "rt ran'iug sput
On" dnv a httlr mother aged arout .
Lat yImred nu' Oh IN" dpnrs'ep 1T tn"
hirl store with her charge ami u"r an
hrutd"ry. 81" sa' wurrr ~ pa'.-.~ u
embroidery sh. could catch pe-l- ~ the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

The hack graceful The hack ~ the " est
Point cadet II 81 perfect symmetry Tho
V onan Who will rest her wei ght upon b o
balls Of her feet and will throw back her
shoulders and tap her elbows toget her
a. nearly as she can. will have taken the
FIRST step tow ard a graceful back
Th"re are things that make the hack
popr.'
Tai women are usually III shaped
as n the back They have tried to make
themselves seem shorter and have formed
ha habit ~ ending forward
some short girls ge' stout quickly
and acquire ron ndhark- For them hero
i norhing hetter than dieting uron the
= tho hack are spinach. carrot. and
onions They should be taken in plenty,
with not hing 30 drink while eating
An elbow strap ~ the invention 81 a
~ man who makes hacks shApely enough
for the seasons styles This elbow strap
i wide band II rubber through which
h" arms are slipped in such a way as 10
draw he elbows hack
A. first this strap seems very tireeone
hut after httl. while when one has
learned how 10 wear It there 10 feeling
~ elation you know hat yoI ara ~ Standing
hotter The rubber hand must he wide
and just tight enough 10 draw the elbows
back without straining the muscler II
ca he worn vi hen one IL taking ones room
constitution
-
asked one ~ my ppipila the other day
The room constitutional for the
benefit Of those who do not know can he
rat her broadly ~ aied az he walk one axes
IN ones own home One Of my best
clients, a woman who 10 admired every
where. makes IL q habit 20 walk around
her dining room table 100 times each dav
A. first u was nonot onouS hut she has
learned 10 employ the time thinking Of
pleasant things and now che quite looks
toward 70 IL
In taking ones room constitutional
one should wear easy clothing, good
heels. broad shoes and q short skirt. Tho
windows should he opened
Some Of my clients do much ~ their
own work. For them the matter Of
becoming shapely il much simplified.
Washing windows. II one stands on
the inside. working from a chair or step
ladder gives the hack delicious curves
Washing the psrlor mirrors. polishing he
brass work and doing anything in the
line Of housework that requires hard
massage. A. it were. will always make the
hack slim. OF course one can Join n
gymnasium class. but IL IL expensive and
one must keep hours. II one works at
home one can scrub the floor. wash win
dows. polish the brasses and do kindred
light work ~ any time
Baths % all kinds reduce the fat upon
the hack. Dressing the hack Of a slim
woman ~ n drepsmAkerG most delightful
I ask this season A. for the beauty
maker, she sheds tears 81 Joy when she
has succeeded in reducing fat back TO a
state Of slimness.
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MORE SILVER FOR BRIDES
SHE NODER\ az TFIT tRGIR
IND uORE IO>TII.
There u Greater variety of Forks and
spoons. for One Trims. ard Thrn Hard
Wrought silver l. ~ GrO~iuE Favor
Ghr.ts 81 silver worth S2O. 0OO o.

! woman vha iy r"a.nr - no. '0nC
social cNgerI"r," should -" 4ii. =, = alk
accurately rn .uot ma-'"r.. arp-El. - - o
silver Included among ~, rr".enr. - -
recent Vow Nurs hrIGo O.. worth =" ts-,
' re siI'er va shown - D.. CUSTOMARY q
d1p 0r 'wo icf1r" the '1rr-I4C" T. 49,
displayed IN a 'a. d. stretched -srls= ~ -
80" - ID" .nng iH.r and % a.. "d 49,
sca.ored ~"5diag = o., >. ov.Iar" ..,-
IT. qYarrr'v aEi ,a-'a'~
~ no apUrsi. or roma. .od ~or" silver
wedding urc. er'- ..y "rlAfIv ypuIIar 'f"
dIEplav would not :" -. surprising lg'
IN ~" prr -arv -" i".er- custom =
sLswcring ..v"l- oI er'- e at rant
Iugs 90 glass and china Iupr trlios ras
A"p' In 'rerH -" yuEu" = slIr"r iu
her v,rH- IN" Uroscn' iaY rar."' e
"eddtrg rr"s"T's aa- E"r' -..l"~-'lIfr-
from working n.ert.ru" and C"''Irg rirh
~ hurry T. - mainly t"oarIso - - ..
increasing SANS .I''t v"Hv Nv wear N
tre la-' u.a-. o., 81 90 ,ru' ~ fr' w"dd g
Irss"n'. '.a' ..|E".. Notwithstanding -
many rtyai- r"u',ru"- tpf ca 'rr-Jlnuuus
item 90 bridal uu''f-
\ 'aa'.I.o & snrU" = 'fo 20. o.. .I.s or
c1hili's ~ sa.Florat.. N"w l.r, sod.
diIgs. vUl.h ar" uho'y T., p .. r.'I 81 only
~ gL".j- vI'h AZ ciY,a'"d "y. and a
,HI|'rva'cd 'a,I" T. 90" workmanship e
certain -T"..r 's- nn' among N" larR".i
or mus' "lshpra'" rrr.e- and o. l. tins
60. ,f,., d.,..,.I.- An, .,c,.lc, 3D.. ,..f,,o
81 .rc srd .,..,.., ,,.4,.., y.I,,.ry
r,r...,, ....Gt ~ slice. not -.r,.,L,brs
..- a.. .,zo
IN old .,.r..f.,rar vI,, r..rcr,rv a,,or,.
named y u.,a d, l,,. a, tho ,add,pr
r-..ar,. cd, a mi rrc,n,,,,, -,.g,,IIy
..proad 10 -rrltfn 20 ..,.aly a small
silver how IL VIE. taxing a .ar,rd
.o,. z,I
4 don't 80 a,vrh.r.. r.--ar.,l,r. about
thu
-Ihs Gnvr Va .Hr r,.,.r4or o..
Youth A. much a. ,.u- .r.,r. ton 90,
nd ratno- have ,r. roa 90. . me. VIE.
rc,.rncd and tho" rup,,l along
r,eforo loayrr tho ord gentleman
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WOHEN'S FISHING CLUB.
Presidency Decided 10y Catch" Made
DurIng the sumner


Navarro. south Of Ma-sllon. Onto. boasts
81 = SunrHg"tte lZnak Walton cub A. it,
name would imply. women only are al
mitted 10 mem bcrship
IN" object 81 ~" club ia 20 promote the
innocent and interesting sport Of fishing.
aud ths member who satchsS the mo-f h-h
N a sInglr summer - president 81 ~. club
during th" winter. In that Way the n-h
cast IN" votes
The contest VAS close this fall With Mrs
Nathan Watts and Mrs Frank MERCER in
a." lead They decidcd on a ASKING eN.
'urSi"n to decide tho question They stood
all day on the bridge across the TuscaraWas
River south of th" village aud the nsh bat
hungrilv When they went home each had
= long string
surely tbs will decide IT, said Mrs
watts - Mrs MERCER
II certainly ought TO- said Mrs Ner-
cter
Scales we're brought and the hsh counted
The whole catch weighed ~ pounds and
each had caught rs nsh
Us fte vote. " they said in unison
Watts
That's uhat ws will. said Sire MERCER.
Andtso n vas Agreed. GAA-@a---
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the shop windows Perhaps its Just a.
we'll. for they have been known To lead
TO Complca' ions
Some nice women new in New York
were rather doubtful anyway as 20 wheth
or not IL looked countritied 10 stop and
stare at the store Window However.
they decided 20 take the chances on a
good long stare At a handsome gown
displayed ON a show figure with a -eraphic
waXsn head and an elaborate couture.
~ that moment the shop man climbed
into the window and started 10 remove
che gown from the wooden model A.
he slipped the frock from its shoulders
the three women who had been watching
him grabbed each others hands and fed
gasping -Oh. horror, He's undressing
her right before everybody
IL has been observed that the folks
who seem TO enjoy the pretty display
in the candy shop windows never GO in
to buy. IL may he that thcy are not
allowed 10 eat candy and are attending a
Barmecide feast. Those who buy candy
walk into the shop without any laundering
inspection 81 tho window and come out
with pounds Of candy which they prob
ably eat themselves and digest excellently
A. often a. not the persons who seem
20 get the deepest pleasure out 81 the
window displays 81 the picture ana book
shops are shabby. half grown lads They
hang about these windows and gloat over
the bargains In fine editions and the re-
productions Of old masters with the air
of connois-eurs. Perhaps they're only
killing time while they are supposed To he
doing important errands. but maybe
they r. budding gcniuses. Who knows'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

An unbelievably charming thing hap
pened before a fashionable dressmAker =
shop window the other day. There was
displayed gorgeous gown in the very
extreme 81 skimpiners. Peering earnest "
A. u stood an elderly couple from the
country: he lean and ascetic looking. she
fat and kindly hut with q very grave and
absorbed face.
~ course the passerby thought that
they were sadly condemninE the shock
ing taste of modern dress and was sur
prised and delighted when the man
pointed with a long lean finger at the gar
ment and turning an adoring eye on his
wife said
Mother. 7 kind 10 think you'd look
good in that gownd
There u one fact established beyond
doubt In the hest society show figure
ladies do not wear heads Just a. much
Of them a. Is needed 10 show ~ a Rowr
IL all thni il tolerated in the highest
circles. and their -miTking long eyelashed
rosy faces will soon be no more sven II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

OF course when ~ comes 20 shops where
hats and gowns ar" sol there - scarcely
over a man seen look ing IN the window
unless he has professional interest IN
such matters nv some queer process.
though. Their" ~ almost never q crowd
before these windows. vet sea rcelv q
woman passes without looking N n only
for a glance The attitude 81 women
toward the exhibits Is usually a dis
tinctlv personal one Would "r would
not IN" garment or hat be becoming 20
thorn. they seem - ash II IN their 80
'linaiion ~ would ~ - desirable. II not
u - an sbomination
occasionally -ufe-i5S husband =
taken along 20 sympa'hize He IA hkclv
20 he elderly. vel! broken and from ont
= town, one such husband worn and
weary hu' s',l, on the job. was hoard 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30

The tov shop windows are very popular
with men and women of all ages and %
course with tho children who are brought
20 see them The non vour word chill
dren. iEOs" who az" rtill Youthful and
unronSciuu~ always show their delight
M the sam" manner They seem quite
uNrTw hrm"d Hi first and pay no at'en-
ton io the Erpwnups who urge n en- ~
lppk az m" immature automobiles or
fvmg machines. In absolute silsnC- amt
with open mouth their round eyes travel
from grpup 80 group ~ TOYS when all Of
a -udden there will sound "A shrek ot gla,
and oh. the little bed ar The littl-
chair ct -ornrtrlfiing thing that happens
To Sink" their fancy.