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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
Victim of Kerosene
Explosion is Dead

Mrs. Caroline Melvin, Clio South Thirty
eighth avenue. died at $3.50 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon at the Methodist hospital
from burns received early yesterday
morning when "a can OF kerosene With
which she was building a fire Ia the cook
stove exploded In her hands.
The body was removed 10 the Bradley 4
Dorrance undertaking parlors.
Robert Melvin, the husband, and Kaths
crime, 14-year-old daughter, sustained
burns about the hands I'm attempting TO
save Mrs. Melvin. Neither was badly
injured.
Mrs. Melvin was IS years old. She is
survived By her husband, who Is a ma
chlnist, and four children: Roy, Kath-
crime, Caroline and Robert, aged 1s. Il,
Il and 10 years. respectively.
Funeral services wiII-be held Saturday,
12 o'clock, at the home, 61O South Thirty
eighth avenue Burial will take place at
Calhoun, Neb.. at o'clock, Sunday after
noon,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
Heaven, Then
in Saloon Cellar

As a wagon load OF beer was being
stored I'm the basement OF Wash McI6in-
zie's saloon, GIL North Sixteenth street.
yesterday afternoon, Logan Helm. $40
Dodge street. with the greatest thirst
west OF Chicago. watched his chance.
When Il came he sneaked, unnOtlced, into
the basement and after the trap door in
the sidewalk was shut down he felt like
Aladdin In the treasure cave. He soon
surrounded the beer that first had sur
rounded him and his thirst was quenched
aye, satiated-by $3.50 o'clock. Then he
was ready 20 get out, but to his amaze-
ment, he found that the stepladder to the
trap door had been removed. Undaunted.
however, he clasped himself by his boot
straps and with a mighty lift came almost
within reach OF the door, only to fail
back upon his head. Police surgeons pre-
pared him for u night in jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
Pioneers Select Their
Officers for Next Year

At the meeting OF the executive COM
mittee Of the Douglas County Pioneers
held yesterday afternoon. the
following were selected as the candidates
for the offices 20 be filled at the annual
election 90 be held the second Thursday
In January
President A. N, Yost; trst vice prssi-
dent Martin LanEdOns second. J. N.
Marston. third. David whitney; fourth.
LATE shipley; NTH. Oscar F1ckard: sixth.
Mrs. s q. brewster; seventh. Mrs- Hart;
secretary, Jonathan Edwards: treasurer.
Augustus Loekner.
Mach year the association authorizes
the executive committees 90 select the
names to be voted upon. 80 thAe a nOmi-
nation Is equivalent 70 an sAsGtiAa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
srOCKHoLpERs, MEETl

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Office Of LEE-GLASS-AND
IA AIDWARE COMPANY, Omaha, Ne
braSka. December 8. l9il--Notice Is hereby
given 10 the stockholders OF Lee-Glass-
Andreesen Hardware company that the
oomnauT Will be held az tbs offices OF
Id company, corner Of Ninth and HAr-
ney streets, 10 tho city OF Omaha, In the
state Of Nebraska on IqHsaAg. ' an ~
purppS0 Of eieettng a board % directors
- ~ eounanT 10 serve during the eaS1-
ing year. and 20 transact snSh OtheF
bUEdneks As may he presented al such
megtinE Aatakds W. NJ Glass. seeTe-
LAZY, IA j l4sz. President
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
OFFERED FOR RENT


OMAHA EMP. CO. moving vans and
storage. Trunks, baggage del ID. 1854.
n6 y. 18th.
S-ROOM house. modern except heat. 1913
y. gath St, $50
Groom house modern except heat. 23ls
Charles St, $40
6 rooms, I'd floor, 1lO6 n. goth St., mod.
ern except heat, SiA
. groom cottage, modern except heat 1854
n. 2}d St, $50.
Groom house. modern except heat. 16is
Corby St, $40.
Groom. 1st floor. 1902 N goth ST., partly
modern. SIG
s-room, "a floor. 1902 n. 26th ST.. toilet
N1
7-room house, modern except heat. e9Os
lizard St, so.
CHRIS BOYER, ed and Cunning Sta
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West Farnam-New modern stueco. 7-r..
S1s n. Ssth Ave. Phone Red 2Sil
HOUSEHOLD GOODS packed. for
Narded; cheap freight rates. moving and
staring EzpIessmen's Delivery Co IeL
Douglas "a CITY office, "a 18th 81
Dee Bldg ...-
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OFFERED Fok SALE
Miscellaneous.

-Overstocked with secondhand
safes, all sizes and makes, bargains.
American Supply Co. ITO Farnam st.
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Payne & Slater Co.
Sole Agent

Dole agent
SIG Omaha Nat. Blk, Bldg Both phones.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
IS ROOMS, ALL MODERN.
We have n tWo-apartnient house, con-
tanning Is rooms, two bath rooms, seven
bed rooms, with parior dining room and
kitchen in each apartment, with new
plumbing and good heating plant.
This property Is too large for personal
owner and II is a splendid proposition for
some one who will buy II and divide II
into four three-room apartments. Owing
to the arrangement OF the house this
work can be done at aNvery small ex-
penso and when completed the apart
mentB will rent for SIS each, The buyer
can live in one apartment, rent the rest
and make good investment out Of your
home.
The building Is well built and in good
condition; only thirteen minutes ride to
the center Of the city; one block from the
Dodge street car line and In good resi-
dence district.
THE NUMBER IS 261S
N. 10Th ST.
II is Just north of Ohio on the Flor
ence Blvd. A good six or seven-room
modern house viii be taken In exchange
at the right price. This proposition Is
certainly worth looking at.
NORRIS a. MARTIN.
400 Bee Bldg. Doug. 27O, AGO.
3O6S Woolworth Ave, seven-room mod
ern house; north side OF
| 4 A ATCTNTNAE Z A INTCyTNU1T
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
REAL ESTATE
ARM & HANCH LAND ron SAIL



THE easiest way 20 find a buyer for
your farm Is to insert small want ad
IN the Dcs Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the state OF Iowa, 5000 daily.
The Capital is read by and believed In by
the standpatters OF Iowa, who simply re-
fuse TO permit any other paper In their
homes. Rates, / cent a word a day; SL&
per line per month, count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital Des Molnes. la.
FOR RENT.
A fine stock ana feeding farm In Har-
rison county, Iowa 6 miles from Wood
bine. Extra good buildings OF all kinds,
\ splendid ranch. plenty OF water, plenty
OF alfalfa prairie hay, tame hay, tame
pasture and native pasture. A good all
to Geo. q. Clark. is Pearl street, Council
Bluffs Ia. Phones ia.
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MANIFESTATIONS

SITUATION wanted-A manager OF
general store, country town; experienced
o SIS Bee
LADY wants position as housekeeper
have small child. 2O Cunning ST.
YOUNG man wants position as bar
tender; experienced. $ 6l5, Zee.
BY high school graduate, stenographer,
clerical or bookkeepingi inexperienced
l. SO. Rec
WASHING to do at home rough dry,
flrst-class work. Douglas tISt'
WANTED by young man position as
hotel clerk or porter; can give good ref
erences, Address George Crein, Box "a,
Bedford. Ia
WASHING and curtains done. II. II. 5l2O
WANTED--Position as housekeeper by
respectable middle-aged lady. Prefer
home with children. Also experienced as
nurse Address Mrs. Marie Turner, gen
ersl delivery, Council. Bluffs. la,
BOOKKEEPING ana clerical work
evenings and Saturdays; Use typewriter,
Address L 7tS. Bee.
THREE young ladies, piano player and
singer want position In picture show, ex-
pcrienoed. Douglas sSb5. as, Bee.
POSITION wanted by competent lady
photographer: references as to ability
Harvey $40 --.
WANTED-A position as cook in pri-
vate family or restaurant. ZIG chicago
~, htu e,oo, ---------------
MUST HAVE WORK
Young man needs work for board and
room Phone Douglas GS4.
WHITE lady desires steady places of
day work: neat conscientious; does not
disappoi ntment engagements. Promo il.
1857
Cleaning and laundry work by day. II.
So6I
YOUNG lady stenographer desires post
tion. Willing to start on small wages, =
she Is n beginner Web. 2gi6,
WIDOW would like tho care OF chil-
dren few hours each day or evening
parents 60 shopping or theateri also do
sewing. Ind. phone a 25i2
DAY work for first three days OF week.
Douglas 27S2. -
YOUNG man who Is an expert penman
desires a position as boolkeeper, mas hau
| three years experience In the retail gro
Gerry business. II SlS Bee.
I YOUNG man wants position as colleo-
| tor; can speak German or RUSSIAN ana
| bohemian. Edward Francke, 2sl Cald-
! well.
WANTED-Work OF any Kind by young
man. Address Bee, ALSO,
SITUATION wanted. day work or
boarding house, by oolored girl. ID. ISSS.
| HAVE YOU decided what TO get your
| lady friend for Christmas2 There IL moth
| ing that would please her better than a
dainty box OF O'Brten's candy. II Blanohe
| Niles. 1908 =. 3lst st.. VIII come 20 The
| Bee office within three days we Will give
her an order for a 6O-cent box OF q Brien $
candy.
/
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-16
Apartments and Flats.
Houses and Cottages.

'lIhullnBs hAphSoili QUO L arm ave. II. oesVs
FLATS.
G23 s. nth Ave, . rooms, modern. zee. $500
52t :. Goth St., rooms, mod. eX fur. 1900
1912 :. 9th St, 6 rooms, city water. 1850
2323 5. 10th ST., rooms, city water. 1880
26O9 Lake St, 8 rooms, second floor. 1900
2204 n. 9th St. rooms, city water. 800
HOUSES.
40l9 Hamilton ST., rooms, modern. 5000
Ills 5. Goth Ave, rooms. modern..,. g.. 80
iii s. 2Sth St, rooms, modern...... 26.O0
lil3 :. 2Sth ST., Z rooms, mOdern..,... 300
1912 n. 24th ST., rms, city wat, gas. 200
$3.50 Hamilton ST., rooms, modern
except furnace ........................2 lOO
2lS n. 18th ST., rms, mod. eN. fur. 1000
Sl3 s. 18th ST., rms. city wat, gas. 1900
~ Il. cor 10Th and Douglas, rooms,
city water ......................... 1900
1895 Franklin ST., rooms, city water. 1890
2532 ~ 18th St, Z rms, mod. eX fur. ll.5O
3323 Dewey Ave, rooms, city water. boo
5O6 5. Gath St, rooms, city water. l4.OO
1884 Maple ST.. rooms, city water. 1900
25l7 Chicago St, rooms, city water,
toilet I--vO
an NN25th Ave, 4 rooms. city water. n.00
27i4 Yates ST, rms, city wat, toift. 1000
400 3. 18th ST., I rooms, city water 300
23l6 Hickory St, rooms, well....--. 800
GARVIN BROS,
Omaha National Rank Building.
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lng plum pudding would be goodW
| y e j have lainon SNOW or som thing
| isn't and cooling. and save the plaia
/ pu1ding for New Years I'm going 10
| make individual pic6 and katherine q
can be of chopped apples aud raisins,
with c,usts Of split pilot biscuit
DichN and mine win be mostly
appics, too. aDd only yours and fatbe.S
full strength cried Lesley with such
en- air Of triumphant shrewdness that
He1ter could not help laughing
We must make one big one for Mar
tna's family and get out triies ready
for then, she declared. You're going
TO give yo1r doll things to Maria. aren't
Xou? Asd Frederick has mendaa up
his sled FOR the boys. have a l,ox 4,
old Clothes fer nay contribution. J shall
have "a ip ard sponge theni or lael
up the ava liable garinents for 4 splse
ssiving away anything that's ragged or
dirty
''iIow wish we were rich, mother
and dl'i'.'t have to sesanp aud save and
60 oEeeDWa work ani make cheap pr4s-
tntg. exclaimed i.rsiey suddenly.
Arcaid.g of her thread with resentfui
enlphaaix
Tris was such an unexpected speech
that it was half minute before He's
ter was ready with reply.
I'VE are rich. dear. III rgiy sense of
tie word" she said at iSAt ''beeause
we live well within our reaources even
though our scale OF living doesn't liz
cluda some pleasant and desirab
things. The only really poor people
aiid many pf them pass for rich-are
Fhose who are on the vetge OF financial. |
nervous 2s spiritual bankruptcy
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leaves A. each plate there was a
nll3ta5nfs los q nm ot breadsticks con-
| ceHhiG the butter hails. while the pla u
carcs consisted of obiong crackers
oea ing nc name N white frosting. a
narshm low rabbit with pink candy
eyes standing guard ia one corner.
Every dish nouyished rhyme. and
The MT salad which. though dis
ryidsed hs. Ireeainsr re',,,i,-sd "a g,,ess-
iug. ara hats q blessing: tho cake.
compounded. il appeared. by "a learned
cook, and full of dates as history
book: and the bonhons which though
"mild-evcd ard tame" declared with
gpipif thaf tbev we've ~ ns'rt ~ tsa
game'-au came IL for share of ap-
pisuse But the Eeeurst shafts were
reserved for the yo1ng hunter whose
habits Inclined him IA ra.bite." ana
sgha fnag. hIaugNt dawn y snecjn1en
TINT made his chcek pale sight 40
amazing reWsrded isia yaziag-xt,rh
very short ears s3.eh !, very long
taii."
Whom The psrf, aaiournod - The
f4lss ilat9ar ,te,t .,,i,h iiI'' sse,, aDo ~ ta
fir,-,,f4r tl,a c.,n 80 r,al, 4,
.tits ines ',.j.,. ., ,,,s',o ae,,,,;nst,-
fuuitv and hafo-A q ...lia.,t ber s,,ests
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( fection nv sfart5t7y thsr1 .51e.gf,ie,l,t tr a
double boiiar. ,vbsn ahe ,sar1 ! ss,.t.s.
nan sbe avot'iad ,raste ~ ens.ine- !, i,
Inc sink tir-hfl,- ~oyersd r..~ et'r n,.,,
utes. before taxing t1D 80 ro-rij,re
Rraakfast fooas yyera dar,n,is. n,fxei
tha white = ,d hra1,.y sf.,fstss .,'9cs !
prepara;ioua fnr. insfsnre rar-,t,,g an
excellent continuation pakaa annles
rtt,fse- orarpeq s.h.,,lrol ~. nf 49,
added 10 ii,s re~eat fs,-ns4l.,i sriiit md
for d1ink the ehildrrn bad nils. hario,.
oo7fee ~ cecoa sbeIla
fa.~,, .....,
.t .. 5-t ~ 3 N
- :, i0NASe tNt a ilf ins
- = - .4'.,i el'u 30 1iie
80, -. 49, .etl,.
49, - 's', Aefr 10Y
Rho~e pe6l,las ana -. ,as t..,.a4f,,ta ,.i..
lcfs as,d rul4thre.,a l4..p.s5 ns
spleen r-s,rts lu.ltri4a tha.r fajrt fra,sss
l.,-ef. f5u ian sha- eoties.taa = NV -
ai1fisf.t,, f.t.far.-,,iot,.i,,s, mani. Lees
snfsvs ~ stniseh am, r,'i+,ssf, i.Is.l.,
be4r, vlnes afl nrAr~aa ana tieb.tv
xaj r-fib a war5s, 1rnn sf,,- ,oa5de.,-
hai~ aud hist,4bed isd,, ge,.,,s ,vers aisa8
"a atferej snd ureserted ann .gr.,l.s-
fnet.- rrattt deoorative efeaot4 .,...-.
produced w.th thogo simple M fe..,s}a
81.
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night after a aimple pisn devised by
her husband. and a the end ~ the year
expenses were classified ald freely
talked over IN family cUuncii Rent,
FEel focd. Clothing. Church and char
ity. Doctors and Dentists. Amnsements
and Travel. RepIsashing and Insur-
ance, were among fhe topics weighed.
discussed and often illuminated by con-
siaefati0n III Conilnen. Frederick and
Lesley received earh an allowance ef p
dollar . mOaiR aith which 10 bus their
own shoes. rfobers. ueckties and otner
small Items of this sfriet account
was required and q spirit 9c yirtuoes
rivalry Helped them to maxi lhs most
Or be money.
- the table and housekeeping rou-
tine also. Hester gave Herself a certain
.LpN-roon; fhe toisiine was theTe. bat
t was sunicieltls nsxibte 10 admit Of
surprise on occasion. Dinner. FOR In
stance, consisted. generally spea king.
~ either soup or q salad. meat and tso
egetebies and a wholesome sweet
when thew had salad "a night there
@as soap for igneileon instpad Bit
4pw ma inca. ~ place. - dinner. she
proylSed 81 eld-fashiigle5 supper
e eiJ thlng put er tno ltble ~ once,
Nith roient9. hickory los og Tufkish
acsfou fur the lf.H ipai uiei. pr des-
ssfv was emitted 8ae shc ,fil1een we're
itnN eu r. nfaite &9dN Wnie sue ana
haNa eHfogea olsa ehfese ana
eoffer.
n the eirr3ns WIS e. - blsv one
Nffa asniuE et otter i3rse work oii
*1f aja gr aas dishes ~ night;
afHrgAist sfler Pine fisam thos-
aa ping ih pls5-s %lth hit |
~ eai r size simply piied iheni in |
3 fa tray aHa i4fBe4 e siTea IN |
er pftr taeW che SOAP 1
,fuiix i..n fi1y dug ~ 4
.i..4 B. o,e-- fhiiC ta4 liver mas s.spa- I
RI is- rsa43 3ad fl3e next f11arr. * /
Aey wert disposed ~ during ts, adses
y bres icfasf sc ting
Light breakfasts were their fuie hut
he ffUit. cereal toast and coffee. a;ch
5aT sUibcieni ia summer. falirG b sa--
stN on = cold winters magsiisg rssce
,yF ers ~ SMELLS we're SJfii-f c4usg-
ng iryEry. and on other v Here
nss generally lcft-rHaf dies r,sn-
lOunGei - potatoes ~ iae-s sahs
& ru dra on with ha,os N- or
ges 3 q critic reliSi r ff s.a4as
M through presr .ifr esF ssatssu-
uE SCRAPS Of fat rerr wei: see sei4c1
orr1fii inta kes 1es..fsi s-.a fred
f!aslak a erst IT,. .test-r -fsttfs
alfnesi anu sVms olheg ceseeis - ges-
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beautiful carving done with q iack-
khlfe by mali who never had any
Instruction
Hester nodded assent. adding pres.
entity: Lesley has &c; her heart on a
pyrographic outfit, and shall see that
she has 1t. for she needs thai sort Of
training. and too much sewing Is bad
Tor girl Of her age. Even katherine
begins 10 want to be mixing ihinrs,
and | shall get her crochet hook and
some bright colored worsteds."
III tell thee. wife, we'll have our
daughter bred
In booker!c. cookerie. needle, thlmble
thread "
quoted Mr. Mayo teasingy.
Let her be taught 20 shun al delud-
ing;
TO TO roasl, 70 toast, to make pudding.
TO knit, 10 spin. 10 sew. to n1Akc----' .
She shall not, She shall be trslnsd
in philosophy and the higher nathe-
ma TICS" protested Hester in mock in
dignation
VIVA are we going % have for
Christmas dinner. mOtf@r.' Ltsf1y
asked the next morning rs sire hastea
the frills on chatting apron for
julie Fenard
Roast dueks and mlnce pie for the
main dishes / think. 4 goose is reallv
expeslsive and more generally satlsfac-
tory.
Are ducks stuffed Just the same az
turkeys?' pursued Lesley, who had
skinned chestnnts for the carss ious
eraw cf the Thanksgiving bird
No. Just reAd this over aloud. ~.
I've almost forgotten what 1 a. uss.
hsr mother producing q wfsi-
Ten sl.r from the cupboard
Lesler took Il and read as follows
Sllffing for Roast Dueks.--To aas
1lnt Or two euas ~ mashed potatoes
seasoned az fci ti1e tsb.e. add one cup /.
= fine bread eisfinb<. one cup of fresh !
.oupt;y saussea fried lightly and |
fsoksn Er 'e.th fefk. one beaten egg !
;Ast an onieu efsts snd half a tea /
poem - prwatTed sage Or other SEA-
ldnlpg 90 taSse. i;cfars stafinx he |
,irfis rtsb ihs.D iasl - Sad out with a |
Yt ifmpr; ut tne drsssjHg n lightly
Yes. tie, gHrv 2nn1. Ducks are /
al ara fieI i.aToraa Nai Heef sour /
eii1hss e; IN adjraci-4euffsn rs1cS !
~ sone aciiT isl' ard sisher TAFT spple /
2ucv ar spuiaT essf n rings and fried 1
!; - s1feiiiBeus fs'
'Nat th-.iGe Is ss9, ftf'e - Hst mince +
&c isfts si.r Ns p1shf Il nave
oinetaiae else for dssssrt-a nice biax-
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can do much 10 enhance the beauty Of
such calendar with ink or water
color. putting in ,itlcs or other letter
ing and drawing dainty borders around
hs prints or the Whole page Finally
me twelve sheets may he held together
BY ribbon or silk cord run through
two holes punched at the top Of each
sheet.
4 calendar makes an excellent Christ
mas or New Years gift. and II home
scenes are net used the photographs
might pc typical OF the month they are
to be used with. The prints should he
of different coiors and the mounts
shouid harmonizc. The prints for jan
u8ry. March, April, November and De-
eembel might he black those for Feb
fnary. july September and October
septa: and those for May. June and
August. green. A good idea would be
y have IN appropriate flower decora-
tian for every month such as the fol
iQWing I30u3ry. pine branch with
cones tehrpsTy winter tree buds.
March, da1cdils. April arbulus. May.
appie blossoms, June roses. Tuly, oxeye
daisies, August, thistiee: September,
golden rod; October, grapes; November,
lntlkweed pods. December. holly and
mistletoe.
Instead Of mounting the photographs
n the usual way an ohiang panel might |
be drawn on the print ssid then out out |
with scissors. This panel could he SO |
placed with reference to the flower that /
he latter would appear to he bursting |
through an oblong opening. with petais. |
stems or leaves projecting beyond Two
vavy hui parallel lines drawn around
be panel and flower would complefe
he decoration and the calendar leaf
ould be attached 10 the mount in the
lace reserved far g.
Others outside he family circle must
ie remembered at Christmas time, and
his thought NATURALLY suggcata thn
isws made on your last vacation Per-
iapg YOU were guest aboard some
-nChf Or : faf I
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WITH THE
CAMERA
Suggestions For Most Ac.
ceptable and Convenient
~ Made Presents For
Every b ody
E, PM VI Rllav.

college OF the necessity for work
ing Ia some distant city has robbed
home Of its y1gag people what
VIII the mother prize more than p
roftrait OF her son for the dressing ta-
Die, 81 the father more than e pllotc
graph Of his daughter for the desk .
These should not be Of the conxen-
ticnal type, but rather home portraits.
shoN.r something Uf the surround
ines Tor the nome iifs ~ sons snd
daughters is a thing ~ isteresf tn All
levigsg parests. Such pictures shoiId
preferably be printed an black plat
tnnnl paper and placed y tasteful. sill
Yer easel frames
Perhaps The father or mother Ia the
"smeriSt Of the family II so. the
Eoung folks would cherish a collection
RI views. illustrating the exterior and
interior OF the home and its dear OPT
amid familiar surroundings. u Wi 10
best not To uSe the eonventiona1 a,h,,Tn
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br she'f tnp edges IS aifeads described
IL connection witt ihe albuin some ~
the prints VAL doubtless. be horizontal.
others verticai and Tho position III TIM
calendar leaf mai bp varied from top
n1 hnttcm In this way q pleasing IA.
ris.tg IS secured. When thu prints are
faiher small two car often be used Oh
one page: for INSTANCE. On tcp at the
right, sq1aim print, q the left. Just
a sifNe Higher, b vertical calendar leaf:
nn the bottom. az the left a horizontal
print reaching about tEo-thirGs nf the
distance across the mount. and the rc-'
U3iriug space at the right allcd in
with quota ton from some favorite
author OF poet done IN neat lettering.
One who is handy with pen or brush
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for tais purpose. brt rather TO maks
cne pf astC tinsea cOFer nspere ~
ious- whith -ftl asrmonize With The
prints II wjN en cheaper 10 slc this
and she rrsn.T~ ri'i be faf fnore sa tis-
I factory. Nn not make all If the prints
/ on one Kind ~ printing paper tvi
! choose mcsiasn FOR each wf'fh IN
tore ana texture Wit best b1ing ont
/ Inc good qualities ~ the negative The
prints should moi 10 pasted down. hut
made tp lie 4at g35 thei jHst hung
rem 'he tcp bg pasting aiong the ~
! iach rfin, should be gives titie.
printed helow K ia ncat Iefterinz. ana
/ ls whole book msEni bear thc legend,
1 Glinpses ~ tlcnie. on the cover
Fnousanav ~ men are now er,ulayed
rs traTs@7ug statesmen. 2 tedious. lone
come Werupation. hut one which pays
HeH, How tne man who snakes long
tFins and does not often get home TO
nus family would delight 10 hare coll
lection ~ prints as has lust been de-
scwibea constantly with him, SHlesfn N
usually nave spordcnce to attend
tp ard daily orders to forward. 50 that
the pictures might be put to a mote
PRACTICAL use II presented In tho form,
q calendar Il should moi be large.
however. for space IA ssicsmans
srln or trnHk IL usually limited; three
aNa pne-GGafter by four and une-nuaF-
Ter ~ fodr sy Ave prin;e can be usad
Easily, ore f0g each month. which Is
70 be represented 0y a sheet " cover
STOCK boat seven and oue-hatS By ten,l
nh Nhiah the print Is to be mounted.
3r black prints. suci' as gaslight. plat |
mum or MATTE suitlce pTinting-out |
pa per the sheets should he a soft, n " |
trsi gr3ti Tor sepia prints the delicate |
liion@isndron ar deeper brown shades |
~ 91Ter stock ara suitable. ANY good |
ssAtioner can supply the calendar |
leaves FOR each month III variety OF |
sizes and c2lors. SO that tha mounts |
may be matched Both the calendar |
leaves and the prints should be hung |