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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-11

FOR SALE, CHEAP-Lot OF lumber, suit
able for building small houses. Come
at once. Want to close out. Oakland
Lumbe Company, Oakland City 91-9-1l
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SETTLED white woman wants position
10 care for children. preferably more
than four years old and assist with
house work. Phone Ivy 7S9 SS-7-11
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-11
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

THREE and four-room brick apartments,
near in, north side heat, lights, bath.
Ivy 1915. 11-S-29
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Out OF town advertisement
must be accompanied with cash.
Agencies discounts 10 and per
cent.
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Housekeeping Rooms For Rent.
Furnished Apartments For Rent.


FOUR-ROOM furnished fat: north side:
rent reasonably leaving city. Phone
Ivy 144SL. 1873
TWO CHOICE high class north side
apartments for rent never been occu-
pied. Apply Glover Realty Company, 2I2
Walton street. 1858
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Dressmaking.
Situations Wanted--MaIe

mechanic wishes position
III auto shop: references. Address
G. L., 4O3 Poplar 81, Marietta, Ga.
O
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For Sale-Miscellaneous

For Sale-Miscellaneous.
FOR oand s;AtiLETcozy, heater, No; i gooq
n half price; another heater very CHEAP
Cali Ivy 2572. 119-72
FOR SALE-Stock mems Furnishings,
ladies' shoes and boys clothing; will in
voice about $4,000; also nice set fixtures;
terms cash; quick response will secure a
bargain, as will name a very low price;
no hard stock. Address Reid Crittenden.
Shellman, Ga. 6S-9-l1
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Lot OF lumber, suit
able for building small houses. Come
at once Want to close out. Oakland
Lumber Company, Oakland City. 91-9-ll
ROBISON'S SPECIALS.
$45 Mahogany rolltop desk .... $500
$S5 Mahogany hat-top desk ......., 200
$50 Brass beds Observation-Disclosures. 1880
$o0 81 pass ass peus '.''.'''..''..'.'... 91'gU
Special reduction on, on all all dining room
furniture ladies' desks, Norris chairs.
music cabinets and other nice pieces Of
prices.
ROBTSON'S, q f. Hunter ST.
FOR SALE-Househoid furniture, nice
and new; must be sold at once at pr
vate sale. 225 Ivy st. Phone Ivy 1884,,
DRUGGETS So, small heater 81 set OF
= dishes 81 odd dishes, kitchen, utensils
bedding, pictures. Things nice and new.
22l Central avenue. 6S-g-ll
FOR SALE-Gas range cheap; also coal
range. Ivy 2034-L or cali at 1872 +.
Merritts avenue. 11-9-it
WANTED-To sell small housekeepins
outfit cheap. Leaving town. Cali ~
Davis St 5S-9-l Y
FOR SALE-One National coal range. one
gas stove; splendiu condition. $50 \,
Jackson Phone Ivy ISL. 3S-g-ll
OKLAHOMA Wonder Liquid Shampoo
and Hair Grower, the wonder Of the
century; positively cures dandruff, scurir
and falling of the hair; makes beautiful
and luxuriant growth cleanses the hair
and scalp instantly without the use OF
water; prepare Il yourself at little cost.
Send rs cents for original formula Mrs
J. +. Williams. Shawnee, okla. y y
Dexter ave. 26-9-.
FOR SALE-Clothes; suits and overcoats
good condition. cheap, 1872 Crew street
4S-y-l
FURNITURE FOR SALE-IF YOt
WANT CASH BARGAINS, COME To-
SOUTHERN WRECKAGE co, ia $
FORSYTH ST. 1l-e-5
FOR SALE CHEAP-Co Combination billiard
aud pool table. fun set pool and billiari
balls cues. racks, etc. Size 3-s by So
call IVY 1856. ll-2-ss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-11

4 LARGE WE'LL KNOWN COMPANY
about to spend 100000 on tremendous
advertising campaign. requires the serv--
ices of bright man or woman in each
town and city. The work is easy, pleas
ant and highly respectable and no previ-
Gus experience is necessary. We will nav
good salary and offer an unusual oppor-
fllr1aiek god rnfnrnrAnn. L.. ..-l.lLtl-...
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lADlES-Ask your druggist Tor Chicnes-
ters Pills, the Diamond brand; for rs
years known as best, safest, always relia-
Bile; buy of your druggist. rake ITO other
Chichesters Diamond Brand pills are sold
by druggists everywhere 5-2-f
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Situations wanted-Female.

WANTED-Sten phic position by a re
fined business woman: have had three
years experience in various lines Ivy
32l5-J. 25-8-1l
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SWITCHES made from COMBINES and. cut
hair; prices, 81 to SIPS. Special atten-
ton given to mail orders 40 West Cain
street. Mrs. Elma Leverett. 11-9-7
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Rooms and Board.

FURNISHED room in cottage With board
40 Peachtree. Phone ISL. 11-9-22'
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Fire-Proof Storage.

pianos. Office and warehouse, 239-2A1
Edgewood avenue. Ivy 2037. John ].
Woodside Storage Company.
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Fu RNfSHED front room;* connecting
bath, reasonable Phone Ivy 1443-L.
A
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Board Wanted.


NTED-Board by elderly lady in pri-
waite family. Must he reasonable, Adj
dress Board. care Georgian 94-9-t1
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Instrument Makers.

II. A, BOSTROM MFG. co,
Instrument Makers
NOW LOCATED AT 2S71s EDGEWOOD
AVENUE. All kinds of high grade light
machine work done. Special attention
given to repairing of engineers instru-
ments, LEVELS and TRANSITS 1O-24-26
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n what WOW have Tor sale Is NOS worth
tine prize, uf "a Want I'D iu The Georgian
for q few tir,ts r,ru talk business lo the
junk mgl--
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-11

AGENTS WANTED Men and women 10
sell the best selling insurance on earth.
one agent sold 200.0 zoe last month Dis
trict managers wanted for Mississippi
Alabama and Georgia. Address Joiner q
Hitch, 6t6 Temple Court building AT
lanta. 10 96-97
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-11

RDN'NOND DRY CLEANING CONF
DOC ION PANY. 166 WHITEHAfL.
street. viii French Dry Clean all over
coats for one dollar each sent to out. office,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, If
same is called for when flushed Work
guaranteed. 1881
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one cent a word each insertion
No ad taken for less than the price
of ten words. Ads in larger type,
i2c a line Qour words TO the line).
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AGENTS WANTED to INTRODUCES article
which helps reduce household expenses
Write today for free particulars Benja-
min Ray 4 Co, Lumpkin, Ga. 42-6-11
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

vi AeOOA11S VI 1tSAS.
ONE large. nicely furnished second floor
front room. 56 West Peachtree street.
Ivy 5552J, S9-9-11
FOR RENr-Newly Furnished upstairs
room, nicely located in Imam Park; two
gentlemen preferred Bell phone Ivy
4572-J. References 41~9-1l
FOUR ROOM cottage. furnished as renter
wants 1t, or two suites Of housekeeping
rooms -four minutes to Gambler Bldg.
also wei kept front bed room. Apply 81
Carnegie WaN 46-9-lt
FOR RENT-lu private residence. one
large front room on first floor, private
entrance and private bath; furnace heat;
prefer young men Call West 335- H.
ONE furnished, furnace heated room. hot
water and use of phone iSJ pcachtree
street, upstairs. Phone Ivy 29S3-J
a NINE ROOM brick house. an furnished.
within three blocks uf Terminal station,
Nfl sUtf tHr rguu.ing ur boarding house.
Wih sel contents 81 party desires i7t 5.
FORSYTH aY-N- N
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Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.

WITH OWNER, four large second floor
rooms, with hall and private bath and
and use of phone. Price SCI 1879 East
North avenue 1883
FOR RENT-Four nice rooms; gas and
bath; close to West Peachtree car line
Phone Ivy S95-L. Apply 10 West Third.
11-9-46
FOR RENT-Two CONNECTING first-fioor
rooms, with ldtchenette; in quiet, re-
hned home; separate entrance; all con-
veniences. Bell phone. To parties with
out children. Owner, 1873 Hill street
ONE room adjoining bath; private fam
lily; north side; close in. Ivy 5944-L.
ll-9-l7
THREE nice connecting rooms, all mod
ern improvements, with private family.
Apply US Central avenue. 54911
TWO rooms and kitchenette; close in;
real cheap. Ivy 237S. 1885
FOUR ROOMS and reception hall; first
noor; private bath; hot water; near in.
25l Central avenue. lisa
FOR RENT--Three unfurnished connect
ing rooms for light housekeeping: gas
water and sink, 1875 Logan street
bath, With own eT oC sss Wa Wash RTgsse
street. Phone Main s254L. 27-S-n
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms,
near capitol building; So per month.
Phone Main 2214-J. 29-S-Il
FOR RENT-Two, three or four unfur-
nlshed connecting rooms; reasonable.
4Ig SCUM Pryor. ll-7-52
FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms,
light housekeeping, in cottage with cou-
pie; modern conventences. so East ave-
nue.. Ivy Sl20-b. NT-11
FOR RENT-Three unfurnshed rooms,
all conveniences; close In. 230-A South
Pryor, 11-7-4S
THREE large unfurnished connecting
rooms. 1876 Logan St Atlanta phone
% :. n-7-27
TWO unfurnished connecting rooms, sUit-
able for light housekeeping; separate en-
trance. on car line, with private family.
1S9 Highland ave. 40-7-11
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished connect
ing rooms, suited for light shousekeep-
ing gas. water, bath; separate entrance.
Rent reasonable With owner 236 Hill
street. 11-7-10
FOR RENT-Two rooms, with owners
References exchanged. rs Orange
street. 31-7-I1l
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms on
first floor at 9S9 Whitehall street
FOR RENT-Cwo connecting rooms un-
furnished or furnished, for light house
keeping Apply $40 lIiser building.
ONE large unfurnished room. 4712 East
Cain street. 11-6-4
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The Georgian viii not be respon-
sible for more than one incorrect
insertion Of any ad ordered more
than one time
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SANITARIUM--P Private
refined, homelike. Limited number of
patients cared for Home provided for
infants, Mrs. NJ. T. Mitchell, % Wind
Spr st. 11-Q-S7
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$40 10 s300 MONTUI,Y
ANYBODY can make money selling Walks

large profits. No experience Free sam
pie offer Write for description agents
selling plan. Walks Manufacturing Com
pany, 80 Miller building Cincinnati. Ohio
t0-l2-lT
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This Bullet

IS Room ping f Bus les Garages st
list of every aben ishnb aetatm r Re uectya drn Zach
places
y . or you're 50
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished light
housekeeping room. with kitchenette,
$3.50 per week. References. 3SS Peach
tree. Select neigh borhood Hill
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FOR SALE-Cozy. heater, No. 7; good
condition. Perfection oil heater both a.
half price; another heater very cheap.
Call Ivy 2572 11-9-72
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.


FURNISHED for light housekeeping, TWO
CONNECTING rooms, third floor l02 Ivy
ST. 1875
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FOR SALE-Stock mems furnishings,
ladies shoes and boys clothing; will in
voice about $4,000; also nice set fixtures;
terms, cash; quick response will secure a
bargain, as will name very low price;
no hard stock. Address Reid Crittenden.
Shellman, Ca 6S-9-l1
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
close in. All cOnveniences Ivy 5025-J.
lib
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70 thls saIary we OHer a MAXWELL Auto
mobile, a Ford Automobile and over s.
600 in prizes To the representa- tives doing
The best work up to December 81 In
your letter give age and references Ad-
dress IRA b ROBINSON, Advertising
Manager, 2l6S Beverly st, Boston, Mass.
S-2A-
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Personal.

FOR ADoPTION-Two hne, healthy ba-
bies, boy and girl Mrs, Nj. f. Mitchell
&c Windsor street so
Evening star., 1912-08-25
Short Cuts for Housekeepers
Hints on Keeping Cool.

work for each. They do the work Of their
combined households together. When one
is ready to clean, sew or cook she calls
upon the others to assist.
When they cook, they cook for all three
Their sewing and cleaning are done on
the same plan. One or two days each
week are selected, and they all go to
work with a vim. but at the same time
they visit more or less together. and have
had many good time. They say IL Is
not half the burden that 1t is when work
ing alone In their effort to keep cool
they work all they can outdoors. and do
such work as shelling peas. stringing
beans, pairing fruit or sewing under a tree
or on a porch. They also call on one an
other In case of sickness. and during this
hot weather are giving beach parties and
picnics They have large circle OF
friends, and by following this plan are
able to keep up with their social duties
without overtaxing themselves.
The heat has few terrors for the woman
who is Immediately neat, and who knows
what not TO eat Two tub baths day.
in water the temperature OF the body. are
not too many to take through July and
August. Fish, game, eggs, salads, fruits
in season and vegetables OF all kinds
offer sufficient variety in diet to please
the most exacting woman. At least two
quarts OF water should be drunk during
the twenty-four hours.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
PRETTY DRESS TRIMMING
NOVELTIES FOR FALL

CILK ball fringes and beaded fringes
- are seen in the simplest and most
elaborate effects. principally in medium
and narrow widths. In the colored bead
ed effects opalescent black and white
and black and amber are favorites.
Among chiffon floral trimmings there
are rose effects with dainty metal touches
and handsome rose ornaments in cluster
effects.
Odd fancy styles in tunics are very
fashionable. Prominent among these are
those cut away in front. Other styles
are draped in odd pannier effects or else
slashed at the side with long panel effect
in the front and the back. Other models
are trimmed with demi-f1ouncings.
Many quaint fichu, surplice and bertha
effects in net and chiffon are seen in the
development Of bodices. Some of the
most effective models have motifs OF
chiffon floral trimmings. or insets Of fine
laceS combined with beaded effects in
silver crystal jet and rhinestone.
Crystal combined with jet, pearl OF
rhinestone. and galalith novelties in
large, odd shapes will be fashionable
trimmings for afternoon and evening CO.'S
tunes. Small trimming ball-shaped but.
tons in ivory. amber and the black and
white effects in galalith are handsome
Many fancy irregular effects in braids
are seen. These new waved effects are
adaptable to the formation of various
novelties, such as muffs, bags, girdles,
neckwear, etc. Chenille and woolen
braids with a touch of tinsel make effec-
tive trimmings
Evening star., 1912-08-25

wiped clean with a sponge and ordinary
soap and water. Spots-even Ink spots
will Immediately vacate the boot upon
this application Of honest soap and wa,er
and yet this new leather has all the
supplenees and rich fuster OF genuine
russian calf Best Of all, it is entirely
impervious to wet and one may tramp
about in the rain or snow all day with
out fear Of a cold.
The patent leather boot is by all odds
the approved model for conventional aft
ernoon occasions, though suede and calf
boots are worn to some extent also. But
the patent leather boot must have some
special feature Of daintiness If it is not to
be confounded with the practical walking
boot often seen with tailored suits at
promenade hour. The two patent leather
boots pictured answer the requirements
Of ceremonious dress and each is, in its
way. correct expression of the after
noon dress boot as fashion DEGREES It.
The boot at the left is Of patent leather
with a buttoned top of kid, the buttons
being set close together and sixteen of
them insuring trim fit over the ankle
and instep. The Louis heel Is in the mod
crate height now favored by well dressed
women, and while it curves under the foot
enough to give dainty lines 20 the boot.
the curve Is not exaggerated enough to
offend against good taste.
The boot on the right is Of patent
leather with a top of white buckskin
on which pearl buttons are set close
together. This boot has not the French
heel and turned sole of the other model
and is intended for street rather than
carriage use with dressy afternoon cos
tumos. Boots OF the same sort may be
obtained with tops Of twilled cloth to
Evening star., 1912-08-25
to this SimpleWpap

wrap styles. One OF these wraps is in
the peg-top effect-tremendously wide at
the top and tapering to-one might al
most say nothing-at the foot. This wrap
is made of moire brocade in lovely new
shade of Gobeln tapestry blue. and the
enormous collar, forming swinging
hood at the back and weighted with a
tassel, is a feature of the wrap. I .e
cut OF this wrap is especially interesting,
the lower part of the sleeves being added
to sleeves cut i'm, one with the shoulder
under cordings of the brocade This wrap
Is lined with very soft satin in pale
apricot pink color. The hooded wrap OF
black satin is typical of a new style that
promises to be very popular. This wrap
has sailor collar over the hood. and the
bright shades of this collar OF oriental
brocade add a charming touch Of color to
the somber wrap.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
Slippers for Evening Wear.

A CROSS between bathing slipper
3 and the ancient classic sandal laced
over the ankle and instep is new dane
Ing slipper that has appeared in Paris.
The slipper is of satin. and is built in the
ordinary way with Louis heel and a lit
tie rhinestone ornament on the toe, but
the sides Of the slipper are scalloped, and
in each scallop is set a small ring White
ribbon is laced through these rings and
across the instep, the ends of the ribbon
being passed around the ankle and tied
In front in a perky bow. These eccentric
slippers are only passing fad, however
the high boot of satin with buttons OF
pearl or faceted glass retaining its hold
on feminine favor for wear with dancing,
dinner and theater gowns.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
4U7ZlMY YEOO7WE4R
IOp Pave dnQ CAT7Det

carriage wear in the afternoon and an
other pair built along the same lines, but
of patent leather and dull kid: some
dainty evening boots OF light satin with
faceted glass buttons for wear with dane
ing and dinner gowns. and-not to be
forgotten-sturdy tramping boots for oc-
casional week ends at Tuxedo or else
where.
All these boots. when not In use, are
madame's maid. The dainty satin boots
and kept in a box and the leather boots
on their trees are ranged in rows in a
special shoe closet. Buttons are never
allowed to sag loose, and, Of course, heels
are kept exquisitely straight and ac-
curately balanced. The moment the shoe
begins TO show signs of shabbiness or to
take on slovenly lines 1t Is discarded and
a new pair ordered.
4
Just now the gaiter-top boot is the ultra
chic style Of footwear in Paris. Nine out
of ten authoritative costumes noted at
the French races this summer were ac-
companied by gaiter-top boots, and usually
the skirt was cut short enough to give
one a very good view Of the adorable
little boot and trim ankle. AS the
illustration shows. these boots have
vamps and heels of leather, the gaiter
top of cloth fitting smoothly down over
the toe and the buttons being set in
straight row up the outer side of the
shoe. Cater and vamp being In one, the
lit of the boot over instep and ankle is
Evening star., 1912-08-25
Bright ouches for Fall

vests materially help to tighten dress
An effective trimming combination is
seen in amber-colored trimmings on blue
For instance. a fiat directoire collar. mar
row vest and cuffs are brought out In
amber shade. while amber ball buttons
line the center of the vest and appear on
the sleeves I'm trimming arrangement
Much red and blue are used on taupe
dresses. Trimmings on brown show
great deal OF metallic effects, with touch-
es of red, green and tan to give more
character. All the varieties of bright
colors are used with black dresses while
gold and silver effects are particularly
striking trimmings for very dressy cos
tunes. Plaid and stripe finishing touches
are also used. White dresses for after
noon and evening show bright green. red
and amber trimmings. Dancing frocks
have short chiffon overdraperies In green,
cerise kings blue and yellow.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
New PIeated Skirts.

TLUSTER pleats. side pleats. box
- pleats and kick pleats are all noticed
in the display Of skirts for fall. In all of
these pleated skirts the straight effect is
carried out. Women will not tolerate the
extremely narrow skirt of a year ago.
which did not permit of any freedom of
motion. The modified narrow skirt, meas
uring from about two to two and one
quarter yards, has been found SO grace
full, becoming and practicable that there
is every likelihood that it will remain in
style for some time to come.
To take the place of the straight back,
a flap down the center back or a panel
is seen on many of the new skirts. The
majority of skirts continue to be mounted
on an inside belt, varying from one to
two and one-half inches. Some are made
with belts, but they are sewed on the
outside Of the skirt and can be removed
when desired. A few taffeta, charmeuse
and velvet skirts are made with pleats
or slightly draped effect.
Evening star., 1912-08-25

match the costume, or with tops OF sueoe
or kid Both Of these afternoon boots
show new boot lineS-w1th arched inStep,
slender ankle and long, patrician toe,
short-vamped footwear having now
been abandoned to the chorus girl whose
distinguishing style 1t has become.
The evening footwear pictured but
hints at the gayety and frivolity OF
milady's dancing boots and slippers now.
The high buttoned boot with glittering
buttons or rhinestone or amber glass Is
favored with all formal evening gowns,
and even the bride wears white satin
boot. The white boot pictured. is. Of
course, Of satin and has the Louis heel
and thin turned sole that mark the
dancing boot. The buttons are Of facet
ed glass and sparkle brilliantly as the
wearer Of the boot dances. Opposite
this white satin dancing boot is dash
ing affair of bronze kid, slashed across
the instep to show the stocking. Flesh
cOlored silk stockings are worn with
these boots and the effect is daring,
to say the least. The boot buttons in
the ordinary way with inconspicuous
smoked pearl buttons.
The two slipper styles are typical. For
dinner and informal evening wear Is the
patent leather slipper with its colonial
tongue and rhinestone buckle. The other
slipper Is made of black chantilly lace
over coral silk and Is intended for wear
with coral silk stockings having black
lace insets.
Evening star., 1912-08-25
Attractive Belts,

VERY attractive belts can be made
by using moire ribbon. white or
pale cream. stenciled in any conven-
tional pattern in colors to match the
costume with which the belt is to be
worn. A belt matching a blue skirt
may be stenciled in three different
shades of blue, while one intended for
tan gown may be stenciled in two
shades Of brown and yellow. White
picot edged betting embroidered in
squares and dots, or decorated with a
darned device, makes a pretty finish
for a wash frock. Patent leather belts
In all the new shades are very stylish
just now. and look very amaFt on
white wash gowns.