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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
BUY TICKETS ON
THE CARS
SOON
Council Passes Ordinance Com


Council Passes Ordinance Com
polling Sale OF Tickets Ovre
Mayors Veto-Seattie Flee
tric Will Take II to the
Courts.
You Viii soon be able to buy car
tickets from any Seattle Electric
conductor. IN spite OF the mayors
veto, tho city council yesterday
passed the ordinance providing Tor
ticket safes on street cars by the
necessary twothlrds vote Coon-
eilmcn Blaine and Haas were the
only two Of the eight eoune,Imen In
session yesterday 20 vote against
overriding Mayor billings veto.
The \. r. Co. viii now make an
attempt Ia annul the ordnance
through the courts. setting ur the
claim that Il Is contrary 10 the
franchise agreement. This was
the point urged BY Mayor D,lilns
aud the two conncilmcn who sup
ported his veto.
While the ffanchise provides ihat
he \. y. Co sell tickets at a re-
dueed rate. namely. Is for 81. the
company limited the sale 20 several
obscure places. so that the general
rubsic could not conveniently take
advantage OF this provision. The
ord. ance h intended To make the
sale o. car tickets as general AZ
nusKIbIo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-31
FIVE YEARS AGO LOT ASSESSMENT
STOPPED MARRIAGE; WE'D YESTERDAY

Fve years ago. Frederick NANieF
Rohn got cat q marriage license al
the King county courthouse. He
was 20 have we'd Amelia Anna ca<.
ter the next day. They bad pledged
their love 10 each other several
poaths before. aud ON SUNDAY aft
ernoons they had visited various
suburban sites. booking for a place
.hsra they we're going TO establish
their home. They finally found n
Mace suitable for their modest
means. and then II Was that the
marriage license was taken out
Hut they did not get married un'
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I'll yesterday. Tor. when Rohn got
home that night. he received no
tlcrs Of several assessments ON hts
suburban purchase which totaI~d
s52o lie talked Il over With Miss
Custer. and they agreed that II
would not he wise To undertake the
matrimonial leap with such han
dicap. And the two have since
that time worked hand Ia hand TO
clear that property OF all isbt. Yea
teriay they rang up Marriage La
ccnse Clerk Gage 10 ask II their old
license was stiii good. and when told
that Il was, they Immediately got
married.
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ELECTRIC GARDENING

LONDON. Oct. 81 Essex garden
crs have taken ~ electric hortIcult'
nre. Growing plants. especially
Strawberries. are treated. under
glass. with static electricity, which
IN DISCHARGED above the beds. A
tension Of 10000 volts IL maintain.
ed. Strawberries are fastened a
month and bear 20 per cent increase
of fruit under tho electric treat
ment. II is claimed tho effect 10 due
TO nitrogen generated by the eiec'
trie discharges.
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Shall the County distribute the
s3so 600 voted Ia q bond issue for
the requirement Of public docks. tn
several places. or shsii the money
be used 10 acquire docxs In one cen.
trial location, This question will
come up before the commissioners
tomorrow. The Duwanfish Valley
Commercial club asks that the
money be used In the Duvamssh
valley alone.
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AUSTRIA MAY
FIGHT ITALY

VIENNA. Oct. sf.--osnuer OF q
clash with hsiy. which may SEE al
Europe ssiame with war. 10 eonsid-
cred most alarming here IN govern.
rent circles today. The Italian re.
verses In rripo'i ard the lruinenes
Of ansi-miiltsrist and an,i-mensreh.
iesi outbreaks In italy. are believed
10 have caused the Italian mirlssry
20 -iose its head" with the danger
great that all Europe may be EN-.
broiicd.
Austria Il Erayriy concerned over
itAlys announced intention 10 cor.
duct naval demonstration In TURK
tab waters. In open defiance OF Ans.
frias warning. II Is understood that
Rnme has be~n asked Ia explain.
and In case the explanation H. not
satisfactory. an nisimatam may b.
sent from Vienna.
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TAFT 1T RIIsnuRe


PtTTsBuRc. Oct. 3f.--Presldent
Taft arrived here today and vas
the guest OF the National Mine safss-
~ association and also Of q CON
mittee repgexanting tho Centennial
celebration u tho navigating Of the
Pittsburg rivers by steam
A reception committee met the
president nj 8 30 and escorted him
10 Forbes field. where the colebra.
tion took place. President Taft
closely watched the firstsid Red
Cross team drmonstrats the uses
Of different hfc saving apparatus IN
connection with rczencs after mine
accidenta Al noon the president
presented medals 20 tho Winning
teams.
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Two Men Charged With Arson,
Jump Their Bonds Of $4,000 Each

$50 worth OF furniture. and their
arrest followed The heavy bonds
were put up by four Of their eoun.
trymen.
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HELp WANrno-rGMALE


~~~~s~s~~~~~~~<>~@@<~< N~.~Nr~S@~~~.~u~~s~
Tho following letters remnin uneaiied
for; A, 10. isf, n. 20. 100 ii9. i2s.
1871 v lob. iB1s. i031. fo1s, 1851
1897 1914, X. iol i0g. io1. los;
\, los, los. 100, III. III, rae,
PERFECT HEALTH LIES IN
OxYPATffY
Sick friends. climb ont OF tho depths
and be free. cut loose from your
dependence on the DIR Dopcn'n
drugs ana the dope system. Quit
Taking one poison 90 Kill another.
mover flnd health and strength that
way. Try natures way. une oNy+
sen. natures greatest life principlc.
cleanser, tonic aud builder
WASHINGTON OXYPATHER co.
tt-t8 P-i. bldg. scattir. Wash.
HurrUnE CtiflcD~Do not wear
fruHs. permanent. absolute. without
operation or detention ffoia buai.
ness OF labor. over 100 cases cured
ia past two years. from age ! year
e. aEn 10. Tho Harvard system.
tii Fatet IfidR., znd as. at piks ~.
ORIENTAL STEAM HArif
For ladies' vapor 81 "a combination
~ minerals and oils remedies for
eolds aad various disorders az hu-
man organs. electric massage VI
brnfof. Mrs Reich. s1s E.iiurs
liliR Third apd University
LADIES REMoDELiNG PARLottS
New garments mede and old rcfnoc-
sonehie. 5fs Arcade BidE Ind. l.
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fAAMs ANp AcRIAoe.
LITTLE pAfRIEa ON EASY TERMS
LfTTI.E DAIHInA on EASY TlsItAfH

s0-f0-ie.aere trartss ioeged-off.
burned over. ready 10 seed % grass
some tracts with little streams.
fsonie with buildings and other Inn
pravspenta, ali close TO school and
railroad station. and On proposed
extension OF seattle Electric line
from Everett 10 HsliinRham. deep,
ron soil. plenty Of good water al ~
Go Is feet. ia&ei. Rood roads. Sow
eral mills near BY provide work /,
state experimental farm on our land
shOwa fine alfalfa. clover. timothy
ana all kinds OF vegetables, an well
- thrifty fruit trvea. many con
tcnfrd settlers already on our LAND;
Tree deed given TO heirs Ia case gf
buyers death before payments nfs
completed. We have alten~thres free
dssda within the last year; located
nj Hisco. Sn0homiah county, on ~. y.
railroad. 40 up any morning at
20 and return the same day. Price
1000 per acr. for uniinprovcd.
1880 Tor Improved, fi00. % cash.
balance 5000 per month. interest
per cent Gail for beautiful Illus
ttntrd booklet We are owners.
ELWnOD LUMBER a TIMBER co,
Main fleJ. 4zs Henry bldg.
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
Within easy driving distance OF Sc
effl~'~ p'fbnr market. new house
partially cleared tract Of land.
1000 rhickenn AZ Kirkland and
near nchoois. stores Price 1876.
ANAL payment down. sie month
for the balance. Possession al once.
John nfennamnn. at Anderson 5
tioEh, Madison park
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y y -, - - = - - = - =
Manleafinx. lssiis. and xentlemen.
Main sgo. A tsht
Don't be lonely JON our Matrimonial
Bureau Ladies' free los Pre- at
room =
Glasses In astroioKy every Mossiay
~ eaink Al JOS rine -, Ge4tye SIS.
Fancy hnii.lianaIed Souvenir Penn
souvenir rgn co. boz iaas ssatil.;
LOST AND FOUND
so~t-A gold hunting case ladies
watch. with inifhl or W the Gene
Tor az shs case. either Ga the East
iskn ear or IN the tsnn Marcia.
Phone North ifsa and receive $500
reward.
Lost. stsaysa OF stalan. i.nailnh ms-t.
ter pup. months old. black earw
na@ cheek ana black npnt "a base
OF tail: reward JIG olympic plae..
ktELp wAnIEp--MALG-
want~si- Men and women 10 learn the
hafber trade. Largest and tnpst
coglpiste school IN tho West Vases
sam wh,ss 's "a All sas unlimited .as ss
sraeal or ~fitr fof psftlcu lars
NATIONAL nARnER COLLEGE.
Is Washington. Or 7g0 Thtrd Az.
Il phoer. Main sfss.
'fnrnnfretw Wnnseti--Fer '-TfsE FRA.
Ti.nsAI. BnOTHKRifopip~ Pays
l iifs. aeetdrut total disability ana
voruen. liberal coatract 10 those
who can organize new lodges Ad.
dsv94 0r cau sak Arcadr BldK,
Olympic Apartments House keeping
rooms. ft.Tb and ap. single rooms
ttss and vp. best snd CHEAPEST
clase-in spaffmentn IN city. near
public market zeiu weston ~.
|. GOD ment wanied 10 cat hot react
! beef aanawlehes Basement OIL
ESTAL root. ROOM. fsi5 Third
az, between Fike and tnicn.
10 yoss know that RAyfIs Hsstaur-
ant serves the best meals In city
for tho lennt raoney, los Madison
New, clean bel rooms stern hcate-iy
hot ard cold running water. !
hafha, eac per nixht aud up Hotel
Model 1915 THIRD av., near PiAs VI.
weea may b hssd free q eiasEs for
the hauling away. Montana ~.
Miil Co. spokane and Montana ats,
Telephone Main ssai.
Wantesi--l ,og0 men 90 play pool ~
tho ORIENTAL. POOL ROOMS We
give 0ur patrons trade checks. 1918
Third av.. h~twcen PIKE and Lnsan.
Aair-nen on salary OF comm ssior-
Cal evenings TO = hs coee
Ind hard clothes bought. sold. cx-
changed 1911 Pike. 4 1883; n. ka1a:
spvsnr "a pooi Room. AL spring 81
Pest In town. everything new. 1i3c
per cfs~ W. Cramsr. Tsi bains.
SITUATIONS wANrEO--MAlE.
-~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ ~~~~~~>>~~~~r~~>~~~~~~
wantrd---Wofk AZ faniter. can give
best Of referenccM Address s5bs
18th av. ~. w.
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CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
FfvE-AcHE TRACT
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
isNERET-r
GOOD SOIL
$3.50

cnfnes fivn-acre tract on fine county
road. with ae good noll as yor are
likely TO find between Seattle aud
Everett. close 10 station. good ser.
vice 10 both Seattle aud Everett
aiao close 10 fine school. 10 church
stores. etc Tract lies very we'll
We also have another fiss-acrs
tract near this one for 1875. bu,
Il does not frout on county road
VERY EASY TERMS ON both OF
them.
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tn New York building In hurry
a but 1t hot with
all goin when TUX OIL my aps biest OF
didn't kchen
reddy fer an sot an sot wachn
him yin rite peter an beve he musa spo at ieas ~
of senagraferY Hain
none. a Land goshen
annuther?" No. he they amt enybuddy
be- N n
with tibet a plenty, an told him how
mytm ef he'd
The Star senagafer quick
all shipshape he cud fer
ina IN then
So no moar today--Im AUNTE WANT.
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~-~-~~~~a~ess~>--ss@.-- ~~~s~~1-<--s>
Irtlf HOaENnuRg UNDERTAKING
!. ca, Garner Ninth aud rnlon Maiis
l1oI, Ind f1xs, FREMONT or
- tslcE stiT Fremoet NV. Phones.
Npfth ago. Green a..
nuTrEnNOUfif n NONH
Professional Directors and licensed
tpsha iiuefH 1921 r1ft. opp Moore
tlr'atre. 10th phones sts
fisDhey- waison Co. Funeral Dircr-
N4t. Third NV and University.
HRih phones ~,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r~~r<N~~cs~~~e@~~<>~@ N~~<.~~~~-N<<N~~~
THE 1878 THEATRE"
The bono or cowboy and Indian pic
t,yFa First av.. nest door % the
"prsam.-
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
@seer->fef~N~<>T@~~r>~ esce~~<~~<<~-~~f-~~r~
First class alterations. prices res%
sonabic. ladies suits and skirts
made 10 order, work guaranteed.
Nrs, Gaxin, eab Pike.
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THE ANNEX. 2o0t Eighth av.. near
Wcstlakc ANEW. clean, furnish
81. ateam heated bedrooms tfor
men): free baths and phones. 900
per night
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TRADE FOR A HOME
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE
Have nice lot 6ox12f, In north
end. no assessments. will sell very
cheap. or will trade. What have
youg Goo, care star.
For Sale or Exchange for seattle
property-~E ight-room double house.
well located. In Denver. Colo.
owner. X 21Si.
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~.~.>,><<~.~<~S~-.~~~~~ ~<>>~,~~~~~>~~S~~-~-~
THE vIRGINUS HOTEL. cor. vir-
ginia and Eighth, near WcstIake
av.--i0a new. modern. elegantly
Furnished steam heated outside
rooms free baths and phones: rates
81 to 81 per week. soc and TIC per
day, walking distance.
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Wantei--To buy small pilot printsns
press Phone Beacon 1s3. II. j.
flartseii. z5ft pHkota av.
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Lost. stfnysd or stalan. - i.nailnh nrt.
ter pup. fnoatlis old. black ears
aa( cheek and black epot "a bnss
OF ban: rewari JIG olympic plss-.
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GET 5 ACRES ON PACIFIC

HIGHWAY.
acres OF the best land north and
east OF the city for sI,soo: crossed
by running stream. adjoining land
- To DO used for park purposes "
Bogus Civic Dream Of a Celestial
city matsriaiixen. Bogus or no
Bogue. It's worth $500 per acre as
II To-. fine alder bottom and easily
ciearcds sioo cash. balance may run
four years.
OLE HANSON 4 co.
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AsoHt--sA gold hunting case ladies'
watch. with Initial ts- W the ren.
ter of ths case. either Ca the ia 81
iskn car or IA the Hon Mare lr'
Phone North ffs9 and receive ts.et
reward
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WEST a WHEELER.
1aa Gilman Hlack


CENTRAL OREGON
have 1000 acres raw land In Gem
trail Dragon. Crook and Lake cDun-
ties. Settling Up an estate. land
must be sold. This IL on the new
Hiii line In the Ber Chntez valley.
Tho owner selected this land 10
years ago Good water can he had
mt 10 20 20 frsst. adjoining land all
settled up. VIII sell In lots FROM
80 srfra and up. Oh terms OF one
third down. otsa and two years. 8
per cent on deferred payments
Price 81 10 $40 per acre. This IL
getting IN on the ground floor. sure.
2et-5 Liberty Bldg. opposite post
nffll..a
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-KN 0Bf0nTfE1Tf
Large tracts on new Lake Bnrien car
line. al Lake Burien. fI00 %. 80
Main tHfe
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RICH ALDER LAND
10 acres 500. located west OF So
attie. handy 20 Brcinerfon Navy
Yard market. nine boats daily !.
ciosc TO school; good neishhorr.
near the city.
CrIFFoRp LAND co. 1918 an Av.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
$215 FOR A LITTLE FARM
Across Lake Washington. at Kirk
land. within hrcc-fourths OF a mile
Of the boat landing. where you can
build home and raise Vegetables
ana poultry for your own use and
sell the surplus 20 others and make
this place pay for itself, Close to
school the price II low. easy terms.
t2S down. IS monthly. William
Terry. nj Kirkland Hotel
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WASHINGTON OxYPATHER co
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED

FNNNfH AAtN s~fs tNb ~
Msnieufins. iasfts~ and gentlemen,
Lillian henson, 81 Downs block
Main sg0. A tssa
Bureau Ladies' free. los ptne at.
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Glasses In nrtroioEy every MoHti1f
~ ewing Al JOS Pine ~ Ga4tyr tlu
Fancy shell. liAnaled Souvenir Penn
Nnpvenlr Pgn Co. box 1855 Heatih.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

1850 week. nice room, private home
yesicr ear Phone Cedar s77.
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AoMrarnAps.

We can Iscnte you on an exceptions
ally good homestead or desert
claim IN one ~ The best fruit ase-
lions Of eastern Washington. Can
ticuiafH III 2rd av. Main Bff.
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY.
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F"FT7F WHVETTI F7VIl NTTEfTT
ts4e. Third nv. aud univ,
bRlh nhonca ~.
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EuRNIshEp HOUSES

Turnlslfed Single steam Heated roor
81 week. zoo y Pine 1T.
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copyrghtlsC by the Bobbs Merrill Co..
SYNOPSIS.

James Wilson or Jimmy as he is called
by his friends. Jimmy was rotund and
looked shorter than he really was. His
ambition i'm life was to be taken seriously.
but people steadily refused TO do so, his
art is considered a huge Joke, except TO
himself. III he asked people TO dinner eY-
eryone expected 4 frolic. Jimmy marries
Bella Knowles; they live together n year
and are divorced. Jimmy's friends ar
range TO celebrate the first anniversary
of his divorce, The party Is in full swing
when Jimmy receives a telegram from his
Aunt Selma, who will arrive In four hours
10 visit him and his wife. He neglects to
tell her OF his divorce. Jimmy takes KIT
into his confidence, he tries to devise
some way so that his aunt will not learn
that he has no longer "A wife. He sug-
costs that XII play the hostess for one
night, be Mrs. Wilson pro tenn. Aunt Sc
lima arrives and the deception works out
rs PLANNED. Jim's Jap servant Is taken
III. Bella, Jilnmy's divorced wife, enters
the house and asks Sit who Is being ia
ken away I'm the ambulance? Bella insists
A. is Jim. Kit tells her Jim Is well and Is
Pm the house. HARRISON steps out on the
porch and discovers a man lacking a
card on the door. lie demands an ex-
PLANTATION. The man points to the placard
and HARRISON sees the word Smallpox"
printed on IT. He tells him the guests
cannot leave the house until the quaran-
tine Is lifted. The guests suddenly real
lee their predicament. the women shed
tears. the mon consider II a good Joke.
The all important question arises az to
who IL to prepare the meals and perform
the other household duties. HARRISON An
ally solves the matter. After the lifting
of the quarantine several letters are found
I'm the mall box undelivered. one Is ad-
dressed to Henry Llewellyn. %Iquidue.
Chile. which was written bv HARRISON.
TIe describes infinitely OF their incarcera-
Ftion. also OF his infatuation for Mrs. VIII
son. Aunt Selma Is taken I'll with la
grippe. Betty acts as nurse. HARRISON
nnds Kit sulking on the roof. She tells
him that Jim has been treating her out
rageouslv. HARRISON fully believing that
she Is Mrs. Wilson. tells her that she
doesn't mean the things she is saying
about her husband. Kit starts down
stairs. when suddenly she is grasped in
the arms OF a man who kisses her sew
eral lines. She believes that HARRISON
did II and Is Inundated. Aunt Selma tells
Jimmy that her cameo breastpin and
other articles If iewelry have been stolen.
She accuses Retty OF the theft. The fol-
lowing morning Jimmy was in n rage.
The papers printed n story about the In
generation OF the party, and that one OF
the guests had attempted to escape by
means OF laying n board across the roof
10 the adjoining house, but was frus-
itrated by a detective who fired a revolver
at him Jimmy tells Aunt Selma all
about the strange happenings. but she
persists In suspecting Betty OF the theft
of her ~valuabies.
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STENCILlNG THE RAG RUG
Properly Done, It viii Make a Really
Charming and Unique Bit OF
Furnishing.

Have you thought that rag rugs ca,
be made things Of beauty by stencil
ing them? Take a rug woven all over
Of white rags, for instance; stenciled
In some conventional designs in a
queer blue or green, 1t becomes a fit
covering for your bedroom floor, a
really charming and unique bit of fur
nishing.
Another pretty variety is the rag
rug made of all sorts of bright colors
owe without respect to design, and
then finished with a stenciled border OF
some solid harmonizing color.
Colors should be bought In the raw
tint, and then diluted to the shade de-
sired with white lead or common
white paint. The latter is better, as
the linseed oil contained In 1t sets
the color and makes the rug wash.
able.
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Charlotte

Beat yolks Of two eggs till thick.
and lemon colored, add one-half cup
Of sugar, gradually continuing beating;
then add one and one-half tablespoons
Of cold water; put three-fourths table
spoon of cornstarch in a cup and add
-four to half filled cup. Mix and sift
cornstarch and -four with three
fourths tablespoon OF baking powder
and a pinch Of salt, and add to first
mixture. When well mixed add one
half teaspoon OF lemon extract and
whites of two eggs beaten stir. Bake
in buttered gem pans fifteen or twenty
minutes, scoop out center, and fill
with whipped cream.
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HOUSE GOWN OF CASHMERE
Remarkably Pretty Little Dress With
New Ideas That Make Effective
Touches.

This little dress is to be made in
cashmere of a soft, deep blue, and. of
course, in all-ip-one princess form,
though the waist is sufficiently defined
bv an encircling band Of brighter blue
satin. whose shading shall be matched
br the little tie, and the scarf which,
when tied round the hair. gives such a
pretty finish to the whole toilet, as
well as the couture. Make this, by the
way, from piece satin Of the ~softest,
cut on the cross, and just hemmed all
round, and let 1t be sufficiently long to
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For the NeedIewomsn.

Heavy gray linen is much used for
the background for embroideries
which are to be employed as house
decorations. Bedrooms and living
rooms for country houses are fur.
nished in gray In many instances, and
the linen is used for bed hangings,
cushion covers. table cloths and win
dow hangings. Ambitious needlewom-
en- are embroidering these articles in
quite elaborate designs in several col.
ors. For one bedroom a set of hang
ings for the bed and windows Is be-
ing made of the gray linen embroid.
eied with designs of wood fairies and
fuchsias in tones of violet, green, pale
yellow and fuchsia red.
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che tops Of four pans. Along the sides
are corner pieces adapted to receive
the corners Of the pans. AS the lat
ter are wider at the top than they
are at the bottom, they drop neatly
into the corner pieces and stay there
until pried out by inserting some in
strument under their top edges. Held
together In this way, the four pans
can be carried around and showed in
or drawn out of the oven as easily as
one, and in bakeries or families where
several loaves of bread are made at a
time they will be found a convenient
arrangement.