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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
SPECIAL.
WILL BE SOLD.


An exceptionally nice room cottage; plenty
of light and sun; FILLMORE aud Waller;
price $1,000; mortgage Of 81. 500 remain
Apply DAVIDSON 6 LEIGH. 1871 Montgomery st.
NOTHING down, so month without interest or
taxes: get ready for the worlds fair and open
ing or the Panama canal take advantage OF
this opportunity to buy city lot now ON such
easy terms; immediate possession; Sc fare owl
service; 80 minutes to Cd and Mission SITS ;
McEnerney title. Take marked Ocean
View ON Guerrero ST. to Lake View ay.
RIVERS BROS. 461 Montgomery st.
FOR ssle-Ss. 500: strictly modern fats; nearly
completed; On Buena Vista near South
Frederick ST.; rooms each; attic and pro-
vision for social hall IN basement lot 81 Is
wide; has cement driveway for barn or
garage; can arrange terms to suit almost
any proposition Ira W. Coburn, 451 Duboce s7.
s., 600-New room residence and banquet hall !:
easy terms; near 18th and Diamond SITS 2565
Mission st.
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company Mills
bldg insure vnur title save time and money
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

BUSINESS CHANCEs-Continued
AA-THE FULLER COMPANY.
322 PACIFIC BLDG, MARKET ST. at 4TH.
SAN FRANCISCO.
PHONES DOUGLAS 1923 and J1023-
High class business opportunities conhdentially
handled. To sell engage in business raise
money on any bona fde business see us
AMUSEMENT PEOPLE. ATTENTION-Here's a
bonanza; 5000 buys a clean legitimate prop
osition; cost $4,000: clears $50 month under
hired help FULLER co.
AIACHINISTs WANTED with cash for cooper
alive CO.; manufacturing staple article: steady
work; good wages; share profits. FULLER co.
wANTED-SMALL FITTED MACHINE SHOP
Buy or rent state price. equipment, location,
rental, power. FULLER CO
sALooNs-sNAPs THIS wEEK-sALooNs
SALOON and rooming house; 81 800 takes ii.
SALOON and GROCERY; s., 500 takes it.
SALOON, grocery store and lot exchange for
roadh0use or ranch.
SALOON on water 'front.' 81 500
SALOON, kearny and Barbary coast; snap.
SALOON: ST. 600 handles il; Mission.
SALOON; Market St. 5000; chance.
SALOON Fillmore St corner; 900.
SALOON; trade for real estate.
SALOON; lease worth money: Sd St; $1,000.
SALOON; Market st; nets 5000 mo-; 20 yrs. old
CIGAR STAND on Market st, for rent
CIGAR STAND; $3.50; SNAP.
DANCING PAVILION: across the bay; $3.50.
THE FULLER CO.,
323 PACIFIC BLDG. MARKET ST at 9TH.
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN THE BEST.
DO YOU WANT TO BE PUT IN TOUCH WITH
SOME OF THE BEST BUSINESS PROPOSE
TONS IN THE STATE; IF so, CALL ON
c. S. MOORE.
REAL ESTATE AND MINING PROMOTER,
601-602 WESTBANK BLDG.
PHONES kEARNY 1853, HOME C1965.
Does 10 per cent look good to you? II so. /
have il; drawing business, with large ware
house. dwelling house. barn, wagons. horses and
lots. for $4,000; terms. II you don't want TO
run this business yourself l have tenant who
VIII take a ) year lease at $3.50 per month
Saloons-The best saloons in San Francisco and
Oakland from 81 900 to $4,000. / have the best
on the market.
C. S. MOORE, eO1-6o2 wESTBANK BLDG.
An opportunity you seldom come in contact with
IA Market 81, saloon and restaurant combined;
clearing $500 monthly; be bought for
5000 Call or address {. s. MOORE, 6ol-602
Westbank building
A SNAP-Besutifully furnished rcoming house Of
81 rooms; telephone in each room; IA baths;
steam heat; thoroughly modern original cost
$1,000; can be had for 5000; part cash, bal
ance on terms. Call at
c. ). MOORE
601-602 WestbaEk building
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81 0O0--Cottage 5 rooms and bath. large base
nlent and yard: terms $500 down. balance $50
per month"; interest per cent: vicinity 18th
aud Bryant SITS. Apply at 1865 Mission st. be-
Z tween Dist and 22d.
sd. 50o-2 modern. sunny Oats of 5-6 rooms 16i-
1G3 Douglass st. bet. nth and 18th. in good
condition; rents $3.50. Apply owner. % De-
hone st. near 18th.
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THE BEST BARGAIN
IN THIS CITY.
ONLY sl4,5oo-RENTs $1e5.

Three high class flats. just completed; 6-6-7
rooms and bath: large lot 27:6x137:6; con-
crete basement; imposing front with marble
and hardwood yestibule; all halls and dining
rooms paneled with selected hardwood: cross
beamed ceilings; all woodwork hand polished
running water in all bedrooms; instantaneous
heaters; foot space each side OF house
every room sunny; hardware. fixtures and
plumbing materials the very best in the
market; situated on the north side of Jackson
ST. Nos. 1254-1264. between Jones and Leav-
enworth SITS. having a panoramic marine view
that can not be INSTRUCTED. This property
positively must be sold before the Goth inst
Investigate and make offer.
DAVIDSON & LEIGH,
Exclusive Agents
137 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17

make q loan in strfctest confidence at the En-
ployes Credit Co., room 42f. Monadnock bldg
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-17
DRESS MAKING

AACDCWEi-L'S Dress Making and Millinerv
ocnooi- ~ Sesry St near Grant ar.: evening
classes; patterns cut 70 order Douglas 1-eIs
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SEND date Of birth with 10 cents, for tria
reading Of your future; fun reading 25c
ZAZA. Z. o. box 372.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-23

Gos GrperbsIeben Der NelBeit ae'
itnttet es ben Meiiten fauln, Die 8e'
ilin0heitsregeIn itreng 3u beioIgen.
lin oen gtahtheiI, Den Die 9tidltbe.
foIgung oerieIben 1fters er5eugt.
aussugIeihen iino Die ongeltrengte
2ebensmoitiuerie in gutem 8nnge
81 halten, bietet Die SeiltpiiTenid,oit
Elm ean8 nnturgendbes, rein aus
Ifan5enItoffen deficiencies WfitteI
Rr, Ct. Bernard arduter.
piIIen, ipeIhe ourh 2oderiing Der
8eb1rme lmo 4nregnung bes @lrt.
umlaufs Die geroariing beihIeuni.
gen, ben gppeiit fraftigen lmb ben,
peHn niht polIig tranfen, bod lei.
peupen GDrper pisber6eritellen,
Sir % Gents BEL apotbefern 3u 20.
ben. 9.S.
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Nefins.g ettea.

flieaen nur BEL f15nem Metter. bic
Cuff mub marin unp uHbetrest istn.
Sabre fiibrt brei psrihiebene 8eobad,
tunaen an. GrItsns: es III elm itbr
id,Sner Mb.nb, bic adfer in ibrem
Dlastaiten finb isbr ssfGdftig. uno Der
folaenos Gag In sbenfo idDn. tpie benz
nimmd and lsi6t ansufeben ssiptlsn
mar. s3speiter gan: bas Metier III
fheinbar rpie i'm erft.n5olle. unbJabre
rehnst auf AnbaIien nes guten Aet.
iers, ieine Wiitidfer jsboh iinb unDes
rsr Mnliht unn tOmmen niht 1trpcr.
1batfahlih beginnt ss in Der Roht gu
reanea, unb osr Htgn ip1hrt Biz gum
ndhfien 9rge. Dritttr i5nII: Der 9ims
mel III bebedt, ss TT stipus iuinbig unD
man srnortet ihie9tes Wettsr. 9rpbs
benz gsben bic Wlifidfer ibrer 1efhdfs
tieuna noh, unb es 5eigt fih, 0db ibre
Worausiags ftimnt, osnn am folgtnben
1aoe II bas i46ufte Wstter. Gobre
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ssannie Z. lapdlpopp an areb. De.

ssdnnie 5. Rpdpooo an 6reb. De
mig. 25 Sub an aboifon StrdBe; 81
s. 6. atrbp an CLARA 3. Bettnef
l Got an Runnpmeoe NDenue; $700
emma Reopan on 9afeI RobinIoa
100 SUB on Rithea Qpenle; ST.
emma 5eIbmann an Gotb. QDeber
so SUB an Selpmonn apenue; ST.
5enrb SO. Deiter6olb an Sobn 8
6etlnfoth, / Streifen 2anb in Storri
2p.; 81.
SdfIep part 60. an Stnu Wi
Qdenbauien, 40 SUB an MebTter gtbe
ME. Sotlen port; 81.
gbas. M. 2tuitin an marp Ms5er
% SUB an Beitern 4nenue: 81.
u. s. Gtodboff an Sorob 9ebon
25 Sub an 6. Strabe; $500.
Sarab 2eban an 5hos. gratep
basIelbe gigentbum; 81.
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Grunbeisentbnns 0DpotbtIeH.
Cincinnati, %. gfug.
Reue Snpotbeten.


Reue Sppotbcten.
Gbparb g. DiIfOn an marp 6
WiIion, $500.
QetpboIb 8. 9ierion an Weittrn &
Soutbern 2ife SnIuranee Co., $500
9erielbe an bieielbe, $500
SoiepbiRe gogIer an Carrie gogIer
$400.
glIsranber 80. SarpuO: an 6ilt
gbee 9. II. 8. &c.. $1250.
5orrp 6. guhbrls an Sant Sir
9. U. 60. $4,000.
Sobn Softer an 5sIt Str. so. 2 6
Il .. 60, $500.
5asel 5oliiter an Blue aIb 3. IL
g. 60, $500.
2Hm. Weber an QOrnOOp 9. Ii. g
60, $500.
Sobn ). 5eimiatb an GincOIn 3. u
go. !, $500.
qmonbu 81. 3ismann an Sas. Wl
CURT, $500.
q. 6. RonFor on R. 8. Vsneomb
$573.11.
gsiiie 81. Cooper an Qctip. 3. II
g. 60, $4,000.
Soitpb Resnsr an SObn 6. aiIsp
$500.
5reb. 9enis an MoSart 6. II. 9
Co.. $3.50.
gIIgernon 5. Chapman an 9srrat'
part y. Ii. g. 60, $500.
getiIgte Sppptbetsn.
Sobn :. QIibaus an Bomb 5iu 3
y. 60, $500.
Spiepbins DiIIis on Sargent Dils
lis. 1915.
Sobn 6iihsr on 8Oluntssr .. u. 6
60, $500.
gDilliam =. Rittsnbouis on Wliam
So.unibtp y. II. 6. Co., $500.
aatbsrins y. 6aIIam on 8ant Sir
3. u. Co., $500.
Carrie 8iles on Gpa 6. MallsnItein
$500.
gli3a Shparstroubsr IN Lnipi
Saoings y. & Z. Co., $1,000
annnoa M. 9ismann on soi. M
5uri. $500.
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LAB mir Define Gbrsrbietuns 5u 5ouTe
uRb merle Dir, bab ih ben ariminols
fommifar i'm goliaei prdfioium
aufgebdngt babe. SD BIN nur Der
Wliiller unb BIN 8ertdufer bel Merts
beim unb Dein grdltigam."
rWirfliher BrGuttgdm9"
.WirtIiher grGutigun."
IRA, ba grotulire ih Dir 5u 3eis
ner 8raut. Giferiii6ttg braunit On
niht 5u ietn nnb gu dngi,igen brau6lt
8u DID auh nift nm midi, oenn Die
8erliner SittenppIi3ei ipdht iiber
mein 2eben."
ySa, mein fleines Utud9en, id fpeiB
fpobI, bob Du ipie Elm fdonsr roth
Badger apfel biit, ben man aber nur
BON auBen onfeben burf. Wsnn man
ihn burhfGneibet, iit er ipurmiti6i9,
obsr bdpon boben mir jebt nidt gu res
rem. Seute biIt Gu meine ertl6rts
8raut nnb i'm glebenamte 8inilantin
oes a0nislihen qoli3ei Yrdiibiums
Berlin. gaur bitt' id Did, mad Dor
alien 8ingen Define Sade gut nno
faIIe niht aug Der Rolls.
.auBer Gorge, ober oa tommt unz
Ter gdrhen Iton 3uriid, marfh,
marih, binter bos geamtengebduoe.
nRein. nein, mir lperben binein'
eeben."
Der psrmsintIi6s 6err MliiIler trdt
auf Den 9tiiiftentsn 5u uno iteats lid
Dor:
,ariminaIfommTdr 2ippe."
Sanad bat er ibn. iIh big gum
4bgeben oes n66iten 3uges i'm Be-
umtenraum aufboItIn gu biirfen. Gr
faets 3usItih, boB es ibm bdrauf an
tumme, unbemertt BON benz eben ben
gabniteig betretsnoen Ydrden, nit
bisism in oenielbsn 3u9 einiteigen su
tOnnen. Der Beanie JAP .bn unsldus
big on unb meintt:
.Dos ift ia JrduIejn Reuoprf. MAS
bat benn Die 9oIi3ei nit thr gu thun?
Wotten 81. mir niht einnml Shrs
Qegitimotiou seiaen?"
n4ber nit srpbem 8srgnigen. SeTr
afiiitent"
unb 2ippe reidts osm geamten iein
gertifitat, pas bisier ieiprt mil elmer
bOfIiten gntfhul0i9ung 5uriidsab.
sd iperbe ben ,SuJ nett porfahrs!
laT.n", 5oate er o!soanH, runb ben
guIentbaIt um eine baIbs Wlinute Der
Idnssrn, ounn .i0nneu Sic unbsmertt
Elm goupe errei6en. Die 5rdee IT
nur, oh sic, obns gsiebsn gu tpsrben.
am SdleiiIhen gobnbof ben 3ug psrs
IuFsn tonnen."
.Dariiber MAIDEN sic iih teins
Gorge. Dir iinb i'm porpsriten Was
gen unb perloFen 10 itnsa ols mogs
lib oas Coupe unb e iit ansunsbmsn.
baR Der gabnfteig BON Menfhen bers
art iibsrfiilt ift, oab mir gang ohn:
jsbe Storung unisrsn 3fpst errsihen
tonnen."
(5ortfsBun8 iOlst.)
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Snfsften ais Wetterpros
Der betanntefte unb poltss
tbiimIihIts Dsttsrporberiuger unter
ben 9biersn lit Der 2aubfrofd. Differ
sriine Geitls lit obsr. fpie prof. R.
D. 2enbenfslb naheepieien bat. polIs
tommen unsuperldiiie. 5o6it pers
trauensniirbiss Bsit.rpropbeteu bugss
oen finoen iib in Der Snisttenpeli.
Rodb ben @eriuden, bic Sabre, Der
Reitor Der fran3ofihen 3ooIOeen.
bi.riiber anesitent bat. srsdblt bic
rQature' in einem qufias folsenbes:
Der MISUNDERSTANDING bsrpobnt
i'm Rnupsn5uItanbs tolonieipeifs ReIier,
bic er in ben gdumen aus 0eipinit.n
beritsllt. qahis psrlafen bic aaupsn
ibr Reii, Sabre bat MN feiigsitsnt, ipie
auperldiIig bas 8erbalten Der Roupen
als Metterporberfager iit. 2ln einem
Desembertogs bsobahtete er 3. g., ipis
bic Raupen tros bes f1Dnen Wetttrs
ibren 8au nidt psrIieben. Die grfIds
runa bdfiir funb er fpsniae Gage ipdter
in Den msieoroloeiIhen aarten. gom
Wsiten Der mar Elm auBsrgepobnlihes
barometrii6es Wainimum herdnee3os
aen, bas mtbr als cine MDhe iiber Der
gsgeno blieb; an ein5elnen Srten iant
bas Barometer ouf 744 Ulm. 8olle
10 9aee binbur9 perlieBen Die Haus
pen ipGbrenb bieisr 3eii nitt ibr Qeit,
obtpobl einig. sose hnspifhen lasen,
in benen es burhaus nidt regnete.
Sabre bate aubsrbem eleidseitis aies
fernprogfIionsfpinner unier geobnds
tung, bic sr in einem grobsn Glastas
| fen iintereebroht bate. Sic lieben
fi9 burh 6as Minimum niht .fehr be-
einflnHen, nur an ben 9ogeih mo bas
Barometer beIonbers tief itanb, perliss
BEN aud iie trob bes guttn Weiters ibr
Neit niht. Der Sipeite Wetterprnphet
aus Der 9bierfpelt. ben Sabre beobnhs
tst bat. III Der gep5hnlihs WiitfGier,
Der srit 4bsnbs ausfliegt, I'M fsinsr
glabruuo uaGlustbtn. Gie Wiftdfer
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Gintinnati. %. gIua

Die Ro6ertion Rsoltn 60. an Ghus.
r. Wiuiums, 5ruitee, A. bel 81 Sub
on Der Siibpeitzgde BON 8. uno Racs
Strobe; 81.
WiQiom 8. Garter on GbarIes 8.
grpnn., feds 2pts in Wilium 8. Gars
tsr's unterubtbeiluug bon Daperlp
pluce; 81.
Samuel +. Earn on Nsp6oIo 6.
qisrior, 1bei! Der Cots "a uno 26 in
e. ). earns unternbtbeiluUs in Gpls
Isgs Sil; 81.
Sobn g. Slider an CHARTS uno
Qnnu Degborit. Cots 8, 4 uub 5 in
6idsnloop.r's unterabtbeilurg iH5uirs
monut; $4,000.
2tmslia StaB an bic Rstp WliiiiOn
gaptiit Gbura BON Maoiionptls.
Sh.il Der Got 5 in Ann M. 2.onaro's
untsrubtbeilung in Mabiionpils; 81.
aatberins y. 5alIum on 5arrn 6.
guhbOl3, Cots 1927 unb 1928 in go'
finger &c Soptins' unisrabtbei!ung in
9torppob; 81.
GIiis Morabrens an Georss ). gitts
man, flint Sabre pnht bss gigeus
tbums on Der glorbpeftsgde bon Qis
berth unb Wsitsrn Qpenus; monatli5s
Wtistbs $95.
MiIliam glisb1us an 5arrp q. 81
lis, Got y in Wautuol Som.ii.ao
Building Gompdnn's lluterabtbsiluns
bon Deer part; 81.
Wtliam WiubmDIIer on eSobn 8.
Sotter, syr., 2ots 80 unb "a In r. SO.
pottebaum's llnterabibeiliiHs in Jairs
mount; $2400.
Gsorg, Matbers, per Sberiff, an
5snrp ). 6eilter, 81 Cots in 5ighs
point llntsrabtbeilune; $102.70.
@sprge Natbers, Sruitee, an benz
ielbsn, 26 Cots in berielben llnteru6'
tbsiIung; $48.60.
Roiis Ssqsrs an Margaret g,
Darb, Got 49 in 6. u. 5eilter's llns
tsrabtbeiluna; 81.
s. s. Rjlsp an Jreberife Webner, l
Got in Gbas. gonroo's llntsrabtbeis
lung; 81.
Surab u. Saaffer an CD. 90.
Shiitte, l 2ot an Ghdffer aDenue; 81.
hilbert penn an Gu5nnna &. Qiebes
non, QDt 19 in SO. A. Gteporrs llns
terabthsiIung; $3250.
geo. 5u6s an Barbara Reinbarbt
38 CUB BON aots It's unb 176 in
Wt. 4uburn unb 4ponbale Gpnoiiai
llnt.rabtheiIuna: 81.
3. s. 8iles an Wm. 2efler. Got Lie
in 2onspDrtb plnee unterabtbeiIuns
81.
Geo. 5uds an Barbara Rsinbarbt
20 SUB on gine GtroBe. nube 8udene
81.
8. 6. Sones an SO. 81. Qenburg
Got 2 in Softer e Hnigbfs AooitiOT
81 plsaians RiDoe; $500.
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Splitter

DieIe iDunbtrn li1 iiber bic gins
fdEIe anb<rsr. dber barber, bob ibntn
ni4ts sinf6uts iDunberu ii1 nnr ue.
Aiae.
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probtrt IL. g. metuI pplii6"
cno r8arteepers 5rienb". b,s

Gin bergeBIiher G tom
6esbeamter. Cine 5rau nit orei
WQnnern bot man in 8uenos.IireS
entoeft. Sic beiBt Roiario SIores,
unb ibre erite 3oh3eit ipitrbe am 80.
april 1891 in 2abos gefeiert. Sim
9. D1ai 1900 beiratbete lie Dieoer
in 2o6os, einen 5neiten Wtann OBJ.
lpo6l ibr eriter 8otte nod Iebte, ltno
obpobl iie bon ibm nitt geIdieoen
mar: uno unter ebeniolden nmitdn.
ben beirotbete lie am ~. September
1905 als britten Wtunn einen Serrn
0omenico 9urba. gtue brei gbes
ifliebungen uno ons lit oaS
Deerftpiirbigite an Der Sahe - fam
ben Dor Elm unb bemlelben StanbeS.
beamten, Dem geotar 9faffaele 9lce.
pebo, itatt. 9ie s5rou Iebte gang
gluflih nit Dem britten 8atten, Dem
iie ii9 aIs Witttpe porgeitellt bate.
Serr Eurba iab iih aber jest, nod
iiinfi6briger gbe, IN aree 8erlegen.
belt gebra6t, ba iih zines idonen
Cages feline betoen 8orgdnger, Die
betoe redtndBige W2anner ieiner
sSrau iino, bei ibm einfonben, nm ie
elm 9rittel bon ieiner beiIerenSdlfte
su beanipruhen. Ger 8atte gtums
mer 3 ipuroe bnrob 10 entriiitet, bab
er iofort gum 4abi sing, Inn feline
Grau negen Srigan1ie 5ur @n5eige
8u bringen. gle nurbe IN Soft ge.
nommen umo nit ibr nurbe ou6 Der
merftpiiroige Stanbesbeanlte Der.
baftet.
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ltaicrridlts.AHseige.

nimmi an, biefe Jnfsfien feien befoa.
bers smpfinbIih fir bic slettriist:
Gpannung unb otren SHpansungen.
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Serr: r6aben sic in meinen alei.
bern nt4t ein 3ebnmartitiid gefunben
Sean2"
~Qein, in Der Weitsntaide 1T iibri.
gems ein God -"
,Sa, aber nur linfs!"
-0a iF's Gu9 briH seueisn!1
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-14
VALUE OF THE CRASH APRON
Smart Garment Especially Adapted fol
the Girl Who is Fond Of
Fancy Work.

Infinitely practical looking and.
therefore certain to be of comfort to
the average fancy worker. are the
cretonne headrests In lowered and
Dutch patterns, which need merely to
be braid outlined. or the French linen
block print table and pillow covers,
which come in cretonne patterns and
require only to be braid and fringe
finished.
To keep these "unspotted" from the
world while in the course of their put
ting together, some young women are
making for themselves white and blue
crash aprons furnished with four deep
pockets formed by simply turning up
the lower edge to the required depth
and edging it with wide braid.
Into such pockets may be placed the
materials for teacloths to be bordered
with the lace crochet, of which there
are are many beautiful patterns, in
Guiding a rose design not unlike that
seen in genuine Irish crochet.
Cluny machine made laces are used
to trim scarfs, tablecloths, luncheon
cloths. buffet covers and ,doilies, while
for those women who fancy the quaint
rather than the novel are linen Illus
trating household replenishings with
Kate Greenway stories in colors har-
monizing one with another.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-10-14
VOGUE FOR BLACK VELVET
Use Of the Supple Material for Gar
ments of All Kinds Has Now
Become General.

The vogue for black velvet reached
its height when some Paris designers
allied 1t with English eyelet embroid-
cry. People gasped, stared and then
as quickly as possible went and did
likewise. It is not surprising to see
how general the use of this supple
material-for 1t must be supplies.
It edges the flmy materials of eve
ming gowns. A broad band of velvet
is used at the hem or to gather In
the fullness Of a tunic. This note is
repeated on the sleeves that might
suggest too little strength of weave
to sustain the weight. but it q be
done with safety and u~ndeniable eff
feet.
Black velvet with lace is another
combination that is charming. Span
ish lace, In white. black or colors. is
relieved by strips and panels Of vel
vet that gives q rich body to any
ilmy gown and affords contrast in
textures.
AS rosettes. girdles or pipings the
use OF black velvet is without limit.
The color itself serves to bind togeth-
er two contrasting shades into q
veritable harmony. Again. 1t gives q
lire Of contrast between two tones OF
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army of people must have been long
busy, fashioning these new and
strange and beautiful feather decora-
lions.
Smart, to the last degree, Is the
pompon military style) of Spanish
coque, such as the Italian army off,
GERS wear on their hats. Miladi has
borrowed this crisp, dignified decora-
ton for her turban of fur or velvet.
The coque feather is an expensive lux
ury, but it is elegant and never out OF
style.
There are innumerable made wings
In which each separate feather Is
sewed to a foundation. They are
single and in pairs, and many mem
bers Of the world of birds who are
natural enemies, are represented in
these creations. They lie down in
piece" together, as the facetious ex-
press 1t.
Among the ARREST are the new
mountings of ostrich into sprays or
aigrettes. They will form a substitute
for the aigrette which is forbidden in
some states and which n may not
wear with a perfectly easy conscience.
The made fancy feathers are nearly
all the result of intelligent designing.
with feathers of domestic or other edi-
BILE fowls, and their manufacture gives
work to thousands of families. No
one need have scruples against wear
ing them, or against the ostrich plume
or fancy ostrich feathers.
The pieces pictured, and others like
them, make the work of the home
milliner easy. Given a good, graceful
shape and one Of these feathers. the
trimming problem solves itself.
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n color, thus strengthening q
scheme and emphasizing lines.
Sashes are a dominant note this
season. OF black velvet, fringed with
heavy silk or allied in unexpected
ways with chiffon or tulle, a sash will
| add distinction to the simplest frock.
The sensible way is to make 1t adj
Unstable, for the friendly black can be
taken from one frock and used on an
other gown with great effect.
Black velvet hats for afternoon and
evening are undoubtedly in the fore
most ranks. They are shown in some
advanced openings In large, low
shapes with oval crowns. Frequently
there are contrasting under surface
Of bright satin.
For evening gowns the black velvet
models bid fair to carry. the laurels.
They are combined with gold On silver
embroidery or with wonderful beaded
p~lastrons that reflect the colors Of the
rainbow.
When you discover the magnificent
| evening wraps Of. black velvet that
are friendly In that they will grace
any colored costume, then, indeed. the
full significance Of beauty will burst
| upon you. These can be lined with
metallic tulle under chiffon; they can
be lined with soft hand-painted satin
or brocaded silk. and are so lovely
on the inner surface that many own
ers will be tempted to turn them In
side out for a change.
But remember that black velvet is
the fabric for this autumn and win
ter!
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but I managed to gasp out. Ger
trude!"
Good Lord" a mans voice ex-
claimed, just beside me. And then !
collapsed. l felt myself going, felt
some one catch me, a horrible nausea
that was all l remembered.
When l came to it was dawn. was
lying on the bed in Louise's room,
with the cherub on the ceiling staring
down at me, and there was a blanket
from my own bed thrown over me. !
felt weak and dizzy, but | managed to
get up and totter to the door. Atithe
foot of the circular staircase Mr.. Win
ters was still asleep. Hardly able to
stand, l crept back to my room. The
door into Gertrude's room was no lon
ger locked; she was sleeping like a
tired child. And in my dressing room
Liddy Rugged a cold hot-water bottle
and mumbled in her sleep.
There's some things you can't hold
with hand-cuffs," she was muttering
thickly.
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Dresden China.

Judging by your recent note, writes
a correspondent, 1t seem that the
geographical knowledge possessed by
girl typists is about on a level with
that possessed by the damsels who
represent the postmaster general be-
hind the counters of our suburban
post Offices. Having occasion recently
to telegraph funds to a town In Ger
many, 1t became necessary for the
clerk to consult the post Office guide.
After a long and fruitless search !
ventured to suggest that she was not
likely to find the town I wanted In the
section devoted to the celestial EN-.
pire, where she was looking. Not
under China" she retorted supercili.
ously. You said Dresden. didn't
you?"