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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25
CENTRAL AUCTION CO..
- f. Mitchell Street.

70 EXCHANGE-Th best climate and
soil in the world for tired and Frost
bitten farm back East The Ninth An
nversary Edition Of The Los Angeles FIX
aminer. out December 18th, will tell where
they are and how to get one. Mailed TO
any address in United States or Mexico,
IS cents; Canade or foreign points, 25c
send in your order now. AO-1l- !
CENTRAL AUCTION co. II e. Mitchell
St. buys and sells everything; regular
auction Tuesday and Friday. Bell phone
Main 2424. 1911
PAWN BROKERS AUCTION HOUSE, 81
Decatur street. We buy and sell any
and everything. Atlanta phone 22S0; Bell
phone Main 1894 Main 1877. 1928 20
SPRINGER'S Auction House, at % South
Pryor street. will buy or sell your
household goods pianos and office furni-
ture Main 1896. 1886
PEMBROKE Sales Company under new
management; will accept your surplus
stock of any kind on consignment; cash
advanced; settlement on date of sale. l4S
South Pryor street Bell phone Main 1894,
Main 1877, Atlanta phone 1885. $50
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LAND FOR SALE.
For Exchange-Real Estate.

WOULD SWAP equity OF 81 500 In good
renting property for some sort OF bust
ness or an automobile. w. Mcmillan,
8o9 Temple Court 10-2S-2
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II. G. HASTINGS & co.

Seedsmen for the South, 16 West
Mitchell street. -Four City De-
liveries Daily. North and
South Side 9 a. m, Inman Park
and West End 2 p. m. Bell
Phone NJ. 1868, Atlanta 1868.
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Poultry-Mis Miscellaneous

MY WINNINGS at Macon fair October IT,
% were six firsts. three seconds, one
third, one fourth out of eleven entries in
r. 1. r.. |. W., Pit Games, f. and w.
Ducks. Stock and eggs of above breeds
for sale Also Black Orpingtons Write
II. L. .. Hughes. Danville. Ga 1O-22- 2S
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Mules.


FOR SALE-One pair of mules, five and
six years old; weight 1.150 pounds; II
miles from Atlanta. on Peachtree road.
Apply at little store. 44-24-1O
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Farms For Sale.

FARM. 245 acres high, red pebble land /:
about so acres open; good for cotton
corn, oats, potatoes and truck; fine lot
of turpentlne that will bring $50 per
month. This is a bargain at 50, 700.
Terms given. ]. F. Chapman, Fairfax,
Ga, 45-24-t0
WANTED--Ship of all kinds to burn
California oil and carry merchandise for
the port Of Los Angeles TO and from the
Panama Canal. The Ninth Anniversa ry
Edition OF The Los Angeles Examiner, out
December 25th, tells just what the canal
will do to Southern California Mailed to
any address in United States or Mexico,
l5 cents; Canada or foreign points. 25
cents. Send in your order now 10-21- 4
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DILLIN-MORRIS co.

LLIN-MORRIS CO.
6O9-10 Atlanta National Bank Bldg Both Phones 1924
BARGAIN. NORTH SIDE HO USE: ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
COST $4,000. FORCE SALE CAUSES US TO OFFER FOR
1880 THIS IS IN PIEDMONT PARK SECTION RIGHT AT
TENTH STREET SCHOOL DON'T MISS 1T.
WE HAVE SOME CENTRAL EAPEVIILE PROPERTY BOTH
VACANT AND IMPROVED, AT A BARGAIN LET US
SHOW YOU.
NICE 5-ROOM. NEAR GRANT PARK ON GOOD ebert
STREET: HAS ALL CONVENIENCES So $50, ON EASY
TERMS. WILL SHAVE PRICE FOR LARGE CASH PAY
MENT
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PQDQJlIH R2Y{ :
EDITED IF JUDGE TJNARSHALA.


subscriber wants to know what the matter with his
tokens. Several Of them have died and npon examination
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Eggs.
Incubators.
Buckeye IncubatOrs.
Dogs.


DERBYSHIRE KENNELS.
FRENCH BULL and Boston terriers, the
winning kind. the winning French Bull
Pipe IL at stud fee $40. 11lo n Twenty
ninth ST, Birmingham, Ala. lO-24-S2
OPOSSUM COON AND FOX red bone
hounds: bird dogs; well trained; guar
anteed. J. 5. Bobo. Villa Ric2, Ga.
FOR SALE-One first~ciass opossum
hound; four years old. First money or
der for SIG gets him. r. II. Crawford, III
ger, Ga. lO-22-l7
FOR SALE-Two we'll trained bird dogs;
pointer and setter M. Il. Crawford.
Tiger. Ga 1021-2S
FOR SALE--Coon and opossum dogs; fox
and cat hounds. NJ. l.. Crawford, Tiger,
Ga. lO-l1-o5
FOR SALE-One English setter bitch;
Mayfy strain; thoroughbred; well
trained; good retriever; three years old.
win sell cheap for quick sale. {. 4
Carswell, Gordon, Ga 1O-l9-2f
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Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set of attachments for 80 per month /;
also machines repaired; prompt delivery.
Both phones 1893 Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company. 70 Whitehall. 9-14-44
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What have you lost? Try a .a,,nmrs O
ad in the Lost and touhu sriices
The Georgian and recover YOU
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Real Estate For Sale.

SlN-ROOM cottage, close in; nice fix
lures bath; save your car fare; must
be sold at once Phone West 951
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Houses For Rent.
Real Estate For Sale.
w. A. Foster & RAYMOND Robson

REAL ESTATE RENTING AND LOANS.
EDGEWQOD Atlanta Phone 1888
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Trunks, Bags and Suitcases.

RETAILED AND REPAIRED.
ROUNTREE'S " WsA 5rP ELL
PHONES: Bell Main 1875. Atlanta 1854
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Leghorns.

FOR Thoroughbred S. C. White
Leghorn pullets; good stock r. b.
Havey, Box 81, Lithonia. Ga. 2315
MONTVIEW FARM-15O White Leghorns,
eight hens and one cock, SO. l.. S.
Bottenfeld. Phone 27-J Decatur. Ga.
l0-19-17
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
EIGHT ACRES at East Lake junction
with Kirkwood water in front and inn
medlately at 15-minute car service at
bargain price and terms. This is a money
maker. See Mr.. Hook
ON THE north side, we have six-room
cottage on good, level lot, 50x150, that
we can sell for So, 900. This place is GER
talnly bargain. See Mr.. Bradshaw.
WE HAVE exclusive sale on severH very
attractive pieces of property on Ma
rietta street. We believe that anyone
buying property on this street now will
make handsome profits within a year.
FOR particulars see Mr. Eve.
IN A manufacturing district eight houses
renting to white tenants for s64 90 a
month, not counting the water rent. On
iot 100 feet square $500; one-half cash,
balance can run. See Mr.. White.
ON THE corner of Hill and Mccoy streets,
one block from the South Decatur car
line and the automobile drive to East
Lake. 8 lot l42x200 Has shade and lies
perfectly. We consider it bargain tor
$l,zoO. See Mr. Radford.
If You Have Money to lie
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-25

STATE OF GEORGIA--Fulton .n,.oegatmon.
Mrs. Ida Sweahuon VS.. Horace S"7 Term,
Superior $'ourt-NovemteI
1912. No. 2631S. .t.,. nv or
der of 'c court S you are hereby notified Mrs
on the Sd day of September, ~ y5l for
Ida Sweatmon filed suit agaitiss, II EN-
total divorce, returnable to ''s
'e You tea are hereby required to D.. aa4 All
pear ri at tie e November term. 1gi i,, ~ III
court. to be held on the llfsl e., .,rsHar
November, 1912, then and there ~
the plaintiff complaint, g.u Judge
Of sa aiGes court lre this september FIX
ARNOLD BROYLE-' 80
FRED SCHRIMPE r. Attorue. ..--ss.-ssss
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Ducks.

Flies Pure White Runners
WON on every entry last two Atlanta
shows I offer d limited number Of fine
young matured stock bred from my all
prize pens. Special prices on brakes
George c. Fife, Box 1881, Atlanta. 10-24-2S
INDIAN RUNNERS White and Fawn
and White Grown stock, duckings and
eggs. Prices right. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Phone smyrna 9075. Georgia Duck
Farm, Smyrna. Ca 95-19-10
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Legal Notices.

GEORGIA-Fulton County O., ,aa
r. Nj. 0 Caiiaway, as administrat!o' DE- o.
estate of Mrs. Henrietta D, selSas sssl
ceased. has applied for leave said
land and personal property Tbis IS
Mrs Henrietta D selXa S., cerned TO
on or before the first MONDAY ,5 IN b 10
vember next, else leave will "a w Tor.
granted said applicant. as appngiGGp aTy.
JOHN f. WILKINSON, VI I---S--z--'
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BY OWNER, Broom up-to- date cottage
252 East Georgia avenue, $4,000. Terms
See A. II. Cook, carpenter at Atlanta Ma
tional Bank 40-22-10
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disease considered hereditary and stock affected should
not be bred FROM though permanent effected
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Trains marked thus (") run daily "a
cept Sunday lima
Other trains run daily. Central tine &
City Ticket Office. No. J. PeachlI''
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TWO new bungalows in Kirkwood; will
sell cheap, or viii exchange for vacant
property or purchase money notes. Ad-
dress j., Box 700, care Georgian
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ONE-ACRE LOTS.

We HAVE a few lots Of one-half to one
terms $40 monthly: elevated and wooded
only 20 minutes ride from the postoffce;
on car line to Marietta; a splendid in
yestment. Bailey & Rowland, 1920 Fourth
National Bank Bldg. Bell phone NJ. 3217.
1922 80
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ing section East Lake. $500, on easy
terms. owner, Box 27S, care Georgian
40 24-10
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J WANT to leave the city. Four-roo
house and lot 100x100 for 1875. Take
College Park car. get off at Mercer ave-
nue., the sixth house after you cross the
railroad. The top is burned OFF c. f. Foy.
64-23-10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
1911 BIGGEST GOLD
 YEAR IN HISTORY
Director of Washington Mint Esti. mates Production Will Be
 $4sy y00O, 900.

Washington. Jan. 1.-The director of the Washington Mint today esti- mated the worlds gold production of 1911 at approximately $44e,ooo,- oo0, the greatest in history
 The amount represents an in crease of 314, 100000 over the out put of last year and of more than 92o0, ,ooo. 900 over the output of ten years ago. It is four times greater than tho output of twenty-five years ago.
 Enormous activity 2t the Trans vaal gold mines was responsible for the Increase over last year. as pro- duction in North America practically vas the same in 1911 as in 1910. Australian production decreased $4,- 00O, 900, while gains and losses in the rest of the world are believed to about offset each other.
 The output of the Transvaal was 3l4, ,000, ,000 greater than in 1910. and for all Africa the gain was s1e,ooo,- 900.
 African gold production has doa- hled within the last six years. while Australia, once the greatest gold nroaucer of the world has seen its output cut down 25 per cent.
 Africa this year produced twice as much gold as the United States, and three times aIs' much as Australia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
! BLACK CHAMP MAY
 N IT JIM FLYNN
Tommy Ryan, Former Champion. to Take Charge of Pueblo Mans
 Tralaine Camp.

Chicago, Jan. 4-Tommy Ryan, former middle-weight champion, and regarded by many critics as the greatest fighter of his weight, who ever donned glove, will be in charge of Jim F1ynn's training camp until the Pueblo man meets Jack Johnson in championship contest
 This was the announcement made today by Jack Curley, manager of the Colorado pugilist.- Curley spoke as if the match with Johnson was assured if Flynn managed to wade through the opponents he now has in view, and he declares Reno, New, will see the bout some time in July of 1912 Curiey declared the guaranty of $2O,000 he offered Johnson for his end of the fight, win, lose or draw, would be sufficient to bring the champion into the match after ;,e learned that the $3o,oo0 he demand ed is not forthcoming in America America
 Curley will leave Chicago 1T New York within few days, and will be joined there by Flynn. Immedi- ately upon the latter's arrival the strenuous work of training will start. Tlere will be numerous as- slstants in Flynn's quarters. but Ryan will be the chief of them, and will instruct Flynn in inside fight 1ng,' of which Ryan is an acknowl- edged master. Flynn has a twenty round go on with Al kubak in To- ronto on January l5, and another with Al Palzer in New York on Feb ruary s.
 Tn selecting Ryan to head Hymns training camp, said Curley, T think | am making a good move. even if Ryan does not box with Flynn. he twill be able to help him with advice. Flynn essentially is a fighter. not boxer, and I have re- peatedly told him not to try any clever work, but to rely ,Naap the tactics which bought him to the top. Ryan knows all iDs and outs of the .'rough-stuff" boxing, as Well as the more clever tricks, and scN- pect Flynn to learn lots from him."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
Investigating Death
 Of Memphis Merchant

.Jonesboro, Jan AZ. Kramer of st Louis. representing an accident in- surance company, Is in the city ln- vestigating the circumstances sur rounding the death of Sam scharff of Memphis, shot wlile hunting at Big Lake last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05
. VETERAN CHEF DIES OF
 PI0MAINE POISONING
,eorre Allison of Hot Springs Ate Fresh Crabs and Died In
 Few Hours.

Hot Springs, Jan. 4.-Geo. Allison flor wears a chef in some of the latest hotels in this city, died yesterday from what was probably ptomaine noisoning. Allison ate fresh crabs and was almost immediately attacked by severe pains in the stomach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05


 persons claiming of noif that
  Road No opposite hs the 
 provided creating sail of Jeherson of each supposed District Mo- Year 1S1e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

NOTICE
IN THE JEFFERSON CHANCERY COURT

District No l. Jef rson County
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-05

point, n 310 cn, " Ao.1o ch, o1o cH o'AV oh to point of beg ..................... Joanne Blackwell, Beg at nv cor sw SC, e
 3.16 oh to point, s 3.16 oh, W 2.75 oh. 8 1.22
 oh, $50 oh, II 1.61 ch W 91 lks, n 2.71 ch
 W 2.S4 oh to point Of beg ......:..... Calvin Harris, Beg at sw cor sw SC, 14.56
 oh. 2.56 oh, 1.46 oh to point, l.90 ch,
 W 58 lks 3.57 oh 40 lks, 30 1-2 de-
 grees e 3.97 ch, S3 degrees 2S oh to
 point of beg. ................,.... Sam Powell, 1 a in sQ. in ne cor sc sW. Hopewell Baptist Church. being the sw
 cor of sw SC, bounded as follows: and
 by lands of Monroe Perry, W by Joe Bocage,
 by lands of l. Jones ................ S. E. Randall. Bs g at nv cor sw SC. s 210 fl,
 21O it W 21O it to point of beg Jane Raford, the Il part of the SC and be-
 'ing the l a forms rly owned and conveyed by Andy Battles to Ferd Hayis ........ Andrew McMorris Reg 3.66 oh W from ne
 cor sw SC, 3.16 oh, 3.16 oh, e 3.16 ch, 3.16 ch to point of beg ...........,... Jessie Wise. Beg at ne cor sw SC oh. 9.16 oh to point. 3.16 oh, 3.16 ch,
 6.32 oh, 3.16, W 3.16 tc point of beg c. L. Randall. out of the sw cor. sw se that Is to say. the n of the----acres up- on which certain church stands and the
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 nv COT, sw nv, 66 it e 660 1t, 66 it, W
 660 to point of beginning ............... Peter Hend rson, Beg at point 264 ft of
 nv cor sw nw 66 fl 660 it. Il 66 ft W | ooV II to polil .,.... ,,..,,............. Jeff Patterson Beg at point l30 1t Il of sw cor nv sw nv, 66 it, 660 it. 66 fl W
 660 f. 10 point of beg ...,.=....=.. ......... Jam Bris2o. Beg at sw cor nv nv, Il
 130 fl, eco 1t, 130 it. eco fl to point | VI "NS Ben kaufman 12 SC sw ............ Joe J, Harrison, Beg 660 it of ne cor SC nv,
 660 1t, $ 66 it 660 it, n 66 it to point
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-08
SCREEN HAS DISTINCT VALUE
Really Important Part Of the Furnish.
ings Of House. Though ordI-
narIIy Neglected.

The woman who Is having a read
justment OF her furniture will do well
to consider the value of q screen rs Il
decorative adjunct.
American architects are making the
screen do duty for the door to Il con
siderable extent. The effect Is one of
spaciousness In quite a small house.
for length OF vista is the result. Long
rooms leading into one another are
decorated In schemes which blend
tremendously. and tho result is an
airy and delightful whole.
In a certain house recently lined
prettily for a bride. lovely screen
was the feature of Il mauvctoncd sit.
ting room. II WAS IN duh black cloth,
which formed a perfect background
for the scene depicted. tall purple and
white iris growing in pool. the tall
spiky leaves being 50 wonderfully per-
feet. and the flowers SO wonderfully
worked as TO mako one doubt whether
1t could be embroidery. Over the pool
lowered n solitary bird with red and
blue head and 4 long rod bin, which
gave the little touch of color which
the picture needed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-08
The Trouble With
Different People.

The trouble with the small girl is
that she isn't bigger.
The trouble with the big girl is
that every pair of scales she steps on
gives her weigh.
The trouble with Il great many ed
:tOrs is that they don't think one
half as much as they write.
The trouble with the small boy is
that his big sister never was small
oy herself and SO she doesn't know
how the small boy feels.
The trouble with the average hus-
hand is that he knows his wife knows
be isn't SO big a man as he wants
the world to think he is.
The trouble with almost all the
ministers is that they don't hear 9TH
or ministers preach often enough to
know what really first class bang
up sermon is.
The trouble with the young man
in love is that he is insane enough to
think that all the other young men
are making just as biz fools of them
s"lves about his best airl as he is.
rhc trouble with The Young wom-
an in love is that she doesn't know
whether she really loves the Young
man for himself alone on for the ear
amols he brings and the prospect of
4 solitaire diamond to dazzle tho 9th
or girls.
The trouble With the aNorac" wife
is tha, her hus band is much more
prodi@al with his protrctationS Of az
lection than he is with his money,
and that he does not waste much OF
either unless he wants button
scwed on Tx.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-08
SOME HINTS FOR
THE FAIR BATHER

The "Sauntcrcr" in the Sanford
Herald feeling that he owes the la
dies some good advice, gives the fol-
lowing instruction to those going to
he seashorc:
Always rest upon the beach at
least two hours before entering the
water. BY that time you will have a
ring of admirers large enough to give
you wide choice in the matter Of a
bathing companion. Selcctthe brown
est, handsomest and most athletic Of
he men, making sure that his bath
ing suit harmonizcs well with your
own. Walk slowly with him to the
waters edge, giving all the observers
enough time for admiring comment.
On first wetting your feet, gasp
slightly or emit a melodious scream.
a. the same time clutching your
partner hands tightly. He will as
sum" a protecting air, mingled with
frank alteration Cling to him more
4 more as the water grows deeper.
tbs time he will be your willing
slave. y the first really high break
er. throw both arms around his heck
and hat Triangle him in your on
fras" e'plcssncss covers multi
~ a I'm The more YOU maui hin
tho greater vii be his ecstasy.
Il he succeeds in getting you into
}nieter waters beyond the breakers
q once suggest to him that YOU
would like TO learn to float. He will
teach you with alacrity. Sink, slow
" and carefully back into his arms.
reclining in a graceful position. He
Will hold YOU safely and tenderly,
never realizing that his support is
quite unnecessary After about fif-
teen minutes Of this you will be
ready for continuation Of the more
violent embraces OF the breaker
jumping.
On coming out OF the water, hurry
home as quickly as possible. It is un-
healthful to stand around in a wet
bathing suit. Moreover, the woman
has not yet been created who can
make gcf1 impression IN She
looks like drowned rat. ,ur no
riod OF exhilaration is oyes for the
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-08
ABOUT THE PLATED SKIRT
Soft Satin Is Perhaps tho Best Ma.
ter'al Of Which This Popular
Garment Can Be Made,

Then there is "A type of plated skirt
which have seen In soft satin, a ma
tcrial that takes tho plating process
very successfully. This was in n bright,
deep shade of blue. and tho plaiis
were all caught in at the foot beneath
a broad band of black taifeta which
was considerably under two yards in
circumference. In a dress of this
shape the difficulty is to prevent all
those plaits from ballooning up and
out as the wcarcr moves or sits about.
and 1t would be imperatIvcly ncccs-
sary to make FREQ use of shot all
round the bottom.
This is the dark side of the shield
of fashion shot being singllarly dis
agreeable to a walker as they strike
against the ankles at cyciy step How
ever, pride must bear pain. and those
Who like the plated skirt must PVT
ur With these little drawbacks. The
tallors also are using plai,s. though
''''' 'idtH 'h'N "it 'hiHiiit, oul
Il skirt that has Il tablicr back and
front With two deep plalts on either
side, and there l. another that has
group Of ilat Wide plai's n, the back
only, starting from about the height
or the knees; 50 you see, il you
want to return 10 the wide skirt, there
Is nnlh'" 10 prevent You, the mode
OF H. moment permits every yaeary.
baltimore American
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-08

pocket into which the photographs
ma, be slipped in the manner illus.
tratcd.
The holder is trimmed at the edge
with a silk cord and further orna.
mented ut each corner with three
little loops OF ribbon. Attached 10 the
Top Is long loop Of ribbon by which
the article may be suspended from a
nail in tho wall.
For the holder from which our
sk''ch was made pale yellow silk
was used, and the flowers on the pocket
consisted of white blossoms and green
leaves, The silk cord round tho edge
was pale green and white and the
ribbons apple green, n combination of
rolors which was at once pleasing and
effective
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-08
TO HOLD VALUED PORTRAITS
decorative Articles Eminently Suit.
able for the Boudoir-Can Be Made
as Elaborate az Desired.

me decorative little article shown
IN the accompanying sketch is quite
lmnle to make and can be carried ont
n me size for containing just three
Portraits or it can be made on the
same lines in larger size for hold.
nE perhaps half dozen photographs.
Stout cardboard or thin wood should
IL used for the foundation. and
:moothly covered with some pretty
Mece of silk chosen of color to
AArmonize with the wall PAPER upon
which the holder is to hang. Then
a band OF silk, lined with soft silk and
iron which some pretty floral design
as been worked. is seam across the
!oNer part 81 that it forms a shallow