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The Tupelo journal., 1913-02-28

LESSON TEXT-Gen. 1858.
GOLDEN TEXT-"He is faithful tna'
promised. Heb. 1923.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
BUSINESS oppnnr,

WANTED-Partner in rC---.-- lss
ness; chance 10 double s1T''lt.ag
6y selling lease at once - nyssl
Georgian. BOX 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
FOR sALE-MIsoELLANEous.

ONLY HOME RECIPE CAKE SHOP
IN ATLANTA BREAD, ROLLS,
CAKES. PIES AS YOU WOULD MAKE
N YOUR OWN HOME. 129 S. PRYOR.
ATL PHONE 1870; BELL PHONE
3407-J.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.

- OHNIeI ~ OOSES -f rCS = 81
SIX ROOMS, parior, dining room, hlIch-
en-. three bedrooms hot air heat;
bath. gas; first class; North Side; walk
ing distance. Price $50 per month. IVY
3641-L
FIV[ROOM COTTAGE; close IN; ex-
ceIlent neighborhood 1872 Crew
Phone Ivy 2216-J.
NORTH SIDE home, nIlly furnished for
winter or longer. Ivy 1921.
NICELY furnished house. seven room
and bath; close in; immediate posses
sion $3.50. Bell phone Ivy 4Slt. l2s
Ivy street
FTVF-ROOM COTTAGE, excellent
neighborhoods close in. 1872 Crew St
Phone Ivy 221s-J.
EIGHT ROOM furnished house for rent;
fine location; a good school, three
churches and fine water Address i. \.
Mckinney, p. o. Box 81, Demorest, "a.
TO responsible parties. my home, fur
nished. for months. Mrs. W, so
Central avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

FOREMAN Position bT practical -
eTal construction. concrete. quarry.
grading. uavinE man Accurate II Eh-
est referen. IS Powder. care auarf-
can.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

NICELY furnished room .1 private fam
fly for gentleman. hot and cold baths
SO " Peachrree
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

FTRST-CLASS salesman. ~, wants
situation clothing shoes furniture or
other line, highest references. Phone
Main 4TEl-L
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

BOARD WANTED.

COUPLE desire bright room and board
with private Hebrew family. Man
agrr, Main 7sa
YOUNG. refined couple without chill
ornu, desire room and board In private
family. can furnish references. Address
j. I' care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
PUBLIC sreNoaRAPAERs

/. n. 'NCN II, Main 5476.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

WE0I TEAIHTNEE reEfdCrrr- Iarrr
front room. private bnth. also singh.
room, steam heat, best location. good
table Ivy 1881.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
sIruArIoNs wANrEo-MALE.

-
SITUATIONS vWANTED-MALE
~ ~. ,i'' - .s '+,li =
,,frt5-x- ,,,si,,,7..,.,-., 7--,- 49, p g
D m Law care Georgian
1870 --------- a.
ef-ss -,si.',, Is 5y,-il-,.--..- ~ "a
sfzrarf hnolEaeper. no objection 70
small ssf7r. ri heC5u with x r. II
fNg WASHINGTON street
F9pE-IfsN- To.gfff,.,. Nv -.--,..,i..-r -.
eraI construction. concrete. quarry.
grading. having man Accurate n gh-
est references Powder. care Auarf-
can.
YOUNG DTNTTST wants position IN
laboratory VIII ACCEPT position as as
elstart operator. address p y T..
~ ~ -, ~. - ,..-,.,.--.- -
v 2ss', gI1b sa NJ ~ se1 Hg--es- M
Grr.gs wore 's' and I'D two - years fooks.er NJ
sxpe-. ere0. can furnish best references.
BOY l+.- care EclEElaN-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


lVCl . Jllllt.s. sUg g.,--.-..-
WANTED Situation as cook can give
best OF references. ADDRESS 34s Ira
street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

ROOMS with good table boand. close In
two blocks Of Gambler Building Rea-
sonable rates y East Cain street
GOOD table hoard, close in Reasona-
BILE rooms near by 256 Capitol ave
nue. Main gOEI.I.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

EXPERIENCED 5teuORrspher desires
position. preferably law 0frice per
hitting attendance law school 4 90 .
y. m law. Box 81. care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
STEAM HEATED.


TWO beautifully furnished rooms I'm
business section. convenient TO All
Pedchtree cars. large front room. SIT
per month. small $40 per month 252
Ivy. Brick apartments.
ONE nicely furnished large. bright
room. close in. all Conveniences. zoe
Rawson 81.
ONE ROOM. private family, to ladies'
S6, with light. hot water Ivy 78oa-J
LARGE corner room with four Win
dows. large closet and adjoining bath
steam heat close in Apply o yelling
ton Apis
STEAM HEATED. well furnished front
corner room, connecting bath, well
ventilated and lighted every Conven-
leuCe, second floor modern, CIOse-in
apartment 100 Ivy st. Ivy 60IS
ROOM bath adjoining, furnace heat,
electric lights sleeping porch. Ivy
S6Sl
NICELY furnished upstairs bedroom,
electric lights, telephone. hot and cold
baths; private family. 1855 Washington
street
TWO 1rst-foor rooms, furnished. for
housekeeping; all conven!ences. 50
+. Fair street
FOR RENT-Rooms for housekeeping or
furnished rooms for Young men or
business women. Address 40 West
Hyachrree place
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

an efficient and rfIshlo r0lored chauf-
four desires situation In city, Al ref-
ereuCes Atlanta phone 1910.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

being The most nopI,i,T and mt. 5a3e
steward iu fra S1Ith no,7e Ia Hotel
Williams CRamrmher' too lis nopuIsr
pricesD
rl,pn,ie,,e--, r,1r,,,e ,-1,,, ,,,-.,Z=
,S,S'y' s22~EJC5N-~EEIlSL,-
hg4 lIF, LILY furnished room. heat
,, y, ''I vac '1tI,.' ig56'9'e iathiF' gentle
EOD TDEMTT7 large nicely fur
Il YIN N LIN u niahed front
room. steam heat. electric lights 1875
Ivy street, Apartment l.
TWO furnished rooms for housekeap-
ing 10 couple without children, in new
bungalow with owner, desirable loCa-
ZION, conveuieuces Phone lo94-J.
LARGE front room i'm College PARK,
meals convenient East pninf all,
WrR\IgUrD front room close In. con
ycuIencrs sE West Harris Nv 1q34
,-,,,Il,r,I,,I, ,5I y, IN -,
adjoining ban. I'm nrivato Stem, beat''
ed apaftnrnt. North side. gantIs1oep
only Phone wv 461b
TWO or tbra, lovely front roons grr-
ui-hed compIete FOR housekeenine,.
very cheap TO permanent party; all con
venIcucos 29o Washington
FDP RENT To vo,Irr, men Ia roe
nicely furnished. well Ventilated dTst
floor front Conveulences Call Ivy
20h0-J
NICTTY fiiruIsboT room cLCJco ,-1-Si-
dn,,, gartin,, sIs,,,,t r. T.
sleeping porch and garage. ivy 62sl.
NEWLY Furnished rom, jr ,,igz 80
meni. modern converierras "pf w,
27l2J
f,,rpigb.,{ h,,,,s. -. In
rent r.nrn.. ali ronyeriey,"as VI Nv W.,
qq2-T
ONE ROOM y5rnIs6a5 FOR so,7iI.-,o-,..
walking distance. Ivy 354O-L.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

"ANIED-1oung man -
est and assume Responsible s
m high-class business 0--alole .
ences. Manufacturers, cara 1 fs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

BOYS second hand wheel: price $500.
First barber chair Beslie's Place, 10
East Alabama street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

I,.'. p. ~ ~
FOR i..NI Three connecting rooms,
t-'fi.5-- L.F --I ,2 5 -l.T. -
,.-
-.s. ---------
TWO completely f-THt-ae- lsisAt IvVils'
close IN 81 j. Fa-r street
TWO furn shed rooms 20 couple without
.a.laTeN 10 me-" 'l.-+1l'" WIN S }Sat
an ''hN~n.r'a'~. none " es' t's1
NICELY furnished room ON suitable for
Two gentlemen. -'a rum street
a LADY. alone part 0t the time. offers
~ business woman lL- L-lsllso ~
- IT.. TX. HtnE. -lF 'eE presence evenings.
STEAM heated front room Norlh zoe
pTlEate home. e.-o.El -.... ,a a9t Oalh'
-.
~ I...-' L-' . So % E1o,,,,,,s,it
olseaee ping. near To. '' wall
-. ~, --.,.- ,--,7 .--.---,--s,-,-. -
-tN-.t t...-s ,-...a-s CUM e'-iei'' To
nan ----- IL L.h 5g.----
t,N tShEH X, '.Al ais2 .,snl I ..-s.
h'. ping rooms '' l- 1lo'''S
-, -. ..-,,,
~ r.. 49, '. Ia -
.s- h5-l T,,e----ss Ant ivy
lf2r-r
So q - -7-7eo
9- se Co... s-~as'
-Sz7-=- -----7-i--,
-,--.i.. .'',-. f NJ -at esii
rE.r y.-- -..-srF --.E v..rlr. ali con
y-sr-.4-os- g. NV Prone wv 6q44-J
= ------ a. -7--,,F7e-
sr.- s-s.---.. rs.-s .zz--fs-r-sr, or, ls
dies r.-.. -.,,rsa.,4z-.t-y allowed 81
-.s-~=s.- Way
..---- -, -.
r.,zs.-sz-.-- steam. heat. use of
man" t-r VIII aas.- street apartnent
F=E RENT ..--r s--rlSre5 front room
~ private FAMILY. close lu Price $40
yer month ivy '--2-F
EN-Srr-r ROOMS for light house,
Keeping al cr-vau.suces. 305 South
Pryor
frt N-.S.,rr-T.v s.f--FsraF front room.
rss- .a---geu Terrace. private bath.
address Reasonable. care Georgian
10 WEST CAIN STREET.
NICE PaUNr-. ~sara1 neonIe I 1881
-
FOR RENT First floor two rooms with
'i-oE=ra--e at $3.50 Whitehall street
THREE connecting housekeeping
-..--z. --s,.s-- a,-trapce. sirE 10. wa va
ter owner 2I3 Glenn street
~4a-ZrE2 .E.... r.,y,,s fnr Tfgb+ boi,sN
gaeulrg I'm Decatur on car line. an
c0nyeuleun,s mo- children. IS Howard
avenue, Decatur
THREE newly tinted connecting rooms.
hot water. sink, separate gas, 597 S.
. = . ~.
ar JItNlSHtD downstairs, private
nome H. -,. couple w, W21l55hq}ut childreh. In
FGp RFyT Tire nny,,rnis5ad roo,Ds
with an conveuiences, cheap. Hid
Spring street
FOR RENT -Four connecting second
- ''' = -
East Pine ST.
TWO, ,,rr,I,,jsi,,d E-,,,y,l,,,,,ir,.. ro,r,7,
Nh I,t I1tL e. ,.,s5I, ttns e sooiIis
T-576 = ~ 777l-- 49,, =,
80 So .,rl 49,. 60 ''-i'5 i0'i'S a'
80. .-,' w. ---
GO, Co.. 5''' ''-0 "o''t' IVY I"'' @0'
- ~ y. --.--------------
ONE large room, with kitchenette and
reasonabie Isl Forrest avenue
TTTf7I7i, -,----.1T-,-- r--,,-5 -,
9p4 IIfvNIand ayerua wv 26g9'
rItrI,l. r,.~s,, .ll,,,,,,f,,,, -. s76
40 Pavilion street
I7,,T=f5 49,,
yate ham for sl6 50 695 WasbinFton
street
NON PE->-1 rT5ro, ,..-,,,-. o. ,,-5,,-,5
Seeming. second foar. Sink in L,itcbep,
hath on same floor. also front and hack
porch. 401 CAPITOL Ave.
TWO large rooms and kIfc6enetFe- new
IN tinted for horIsaI,ea,ing ~ Cor
don St. Phone West ASST,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

HOTEL PASADENA
IT IL. but room for few more. Rest
table hoard in the city. 30 Houston
street ivy 5G2'-I
WEST PEACHTREE residence. large
fn"Et room, private bnth. also singh.
room. steam heat. best location. good
table. Ivy 1059-L
WANTED Roommate for Young iadv-
table board, references required ff2
I"achfrcn Ivy aoG2
GENTLEMEN Large room. electric
lights, shower bath Serve breakfast
ana o'clock dinner Reference Is
East Harris street
WANTED Couple or two hoyz for
large. sunny room, private home. ev-
cry convenience. steam heat. Us West
North avenue Ivy G576-J
CAN accoamodatc several young men
table hoeraers st per week Ivy 1892
Fi FINISHED or uufuruished rooms
with Z xcesasnt board 1s4 Capitol ave
bl78-L.
NICE ROOMS ana table board. rcag0T-
able Phone Ivy Ge5f
ROOM and board choice IocatIgk two
blocks Georgian Terrace C0uvpnieucpg
Young men profrred ivy 2a27-I
WANTED sBoardcrs at 81 Capitol
square, beautiful location and verv
near 70 Reference required
Couple 20 board In private
home Beautifully furnished front
room with all modern couverianceg "
sycamore street Decatur Phone De
catur 6i2
F1EST-CLhSS BOARD for couples. Ia
dies or gentlemen. 65 Wost Harris
IVY ,,'N-J
WANTED Couple for room win hoard
IN lnmau Park home Apply $50 Flu
cid avenue Ivy 62SS-L
LARGE room, all cuuveuiences. with
board ioachtrco, private home. Ivy
CAN ACCOMMODATE two young mon
with room and board North side
Phone IVY G6t5.
HANDSOMELY furnished room with
board FOR one or two high class Young
men or couple. Private home yiT st
Charles avenue. Ivy 7727-J
LARGE. comfortable room. connecting
bath. private home. with board. rca
sonable. ST East North avenue. Phone
Ivy 4630-J
FURNISHED rooms. all Conveniences
with or without board. Close IN. u
Spring street
ONE newly furnished front room with
board. walking distance. 400 Spring
street
COLLEGE STUDENTS.
LARGE, bright comfortably furnished
rooms, with best home cooking. con
venient 90 every college Terms very
reasonable 22G Ivy street
IVY HOTEL. % IVY STREET.
AMERICAN PLAN. Sl.26 DAY. Special
rates by week
LOVELY front room for gentlemen or
couple. good home cooking, with
plenty OF home made butter and milk
Spring street, near Third Phone Ivy
$50
ROOM AND BOARD FOR men, all con.
yeuiencesi private family, close IN
reasonable 256 Houston street Ivy
27S2-L
ROOMS with good table board, close I'm.
two blocks Of Gambler Building Rea-
sonablc rates y East Cain street
GOOD table hoard, close In. Reasona-
BILE rooms near by. 256 Capitol ave
nue. Main gnEI.I.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

-EgEgTGHLY experienced 1anoress
win go ont by THE day. MIS-. l- c.
20 TlUnw street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

FOR Sideboard. good condition,
kitchen stove. well preserved; base
burner. fine heater Call Ivy 40e4J.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
PooMs AND BOARD


22O Pnachtree Street, The Wilton
ROOMS and board, modern conveu-
ItEuas. splendid table. family style;
prompt service, reasonable rates Miss
NrraE Ivy 57s5
ROOM AND BOARD for young man:
steam heated home Ponce DeLsOH
avenue Ivy 1888
h-.SI MEALS ~ Town, 81 WEEK
ROOM AND MEALS - 1877 SOUTH
Htfph. CALL MAIN 503S
lHO young men boarders. also table
t1arderg- lf3 W. PeaCh'ree Ivy
-l0f-T
BOARD IN 2 nice refined home On
Ponce DeIeOD avenue, three OF four
Young men preferreds an C0nvenieUces
steam neat Ivy Tsis-J.
LIS. EN- Extra rice rooms. with or
TABLE HDARD-Tne Wilton. 225
Ieacrtree 81. new maHage cement IN
business section. usual rates Ivy 5795.
7 ABLE BOARD. BEST
SOUTHERN COOKING. $500
PER WEEK. MEALS SENT
OUT SOC EACH. Al PEACH
TREE STREET. TWO BLOCKS
II FROM GEORGIAN TER
RACE. IVY 7O1O.
Leland Hotel : =. 3 f 4.as,,,asa a'S st
Excellent table. 20 meals tickets 500.
Qu.os and polite service.
TABLE BOARD CLOSE IN. IS
LECKIE ST. IVY $3.50.
TWO large nicely furnished rooms. good
tahI" board l2l Capitol Square Main
ONE nicely furnished room for two or
three young men, with board. 81
foru"a.t
TABLE BOARD CLOSE N. III
WALTON. ATL. 1926.
FORSYTH HOTEL.
CCWFORTAT BILE rooms, SOC M. Special
rate per week Nice meals. Zoe. soy
Bellevue INN 81 E + TBS i5ssiL St.
Nicely furnished single or double rooms,
steam heated with or without meals.
THE ELM HOUSE Nicely Furnished
rooms and board. rates reasonable.
29I T. Hunter.
81 EAST NORTH AVENUE.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms with all
Convenience Ivy 2422-J
TABLE BOARD, CLOSE IN.
CHEAP. G. LUCKIE ST.
hotels.
Stag Hotel sqS% 'i? = :. % Issisats Z
CHOP SUEY.
ALI KINDS Of American and Chinese
dishes l7ia Alabama street. HOey
NJ Vow MGR
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

ME nicely furnished front room, good
location wv 4G52
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

22O Peachtree Street, The Wilton
ROOMS and board. modern conveu-
.,Iuas- splendid table family style;
prompt service, reasonable rates. Miss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
ATTENTION. TRAVELLING MEM Spe-
Cialty. dlCtatiou 20 typewriter Phone
Main 8Sa9-J 42l Kiser Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

WANTED--Sl $40 900 first mortEas.
in annual series; would con la---
ond mortgage notes of gilt-edge
Money. Box 10. care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

EXPERIENCED sTen6graTEcr desires
position Trafera bly, law office. per
hitting attendance law school q 20 6
m Law care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

WANTED Roommate for Young Iaav.
table board, reference required Hf2
IDachfrcn Ivy 1852
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

AMBITlDI s.. energetic Young man de
sires position ~s no0kEeapar or as
SlE-aUf hnokEeeneT. no objection 20
small salary 70 begin with ~ j. n.
i0s Washington street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

YOUNG DENTIST wants position IN
Iahrratory- VIII accept position as as
sisfaIt operator. Address p. y D.,
care Georgian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-31
A NOVELTY IN GLOVES.

ITO discover a novelty in gloves is
feat worth Chronicling The new
est gloves bear the name so familiar
this season-Ro bespierre. These kid
gloves are given the novel touch in the
turnover cuffs which display a lining
contrasting in color 10 the glove. A
tan glove. for instance will have a red
or a kings blue lining. while a white
pique will be made very pretty with a
nile green shade or a soft lavender
tint.
For very dressy wear these turnover
cuffs may be lined with lace, just as
were the gloves OF the handles Of Louis
XVII.'s time To complete the velvet
suit when calling or "teaing' these
new gloves are most attractive.
To stick in them. by the way. there
are dainty little glove handkerchiefs.
either embroidered or with colored
borders TO match the turnover cuffs
only few inches square. TO be sure.
yet these handkerchiefs are wonder
fully useful TO touch the lips after a
cup OF tea. So soft and fine are they
that one almost forgets them when
they are tucked in the palm OF the
hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-31
SMART PARAsOLS.

EILMY fabrics like chiffon. lace and
tulle are preferred for decorative
effects, although practical parasols are
still made Of taffeta. Gay fabrics and
colorings are made without lace or net
covering, but yelled. printed satins and
silks which harmonic with SO many
frocks are popular. Stripes are much
used, black and white framed with a
wide black border, as well as pin
stripes with tiny bouquets Of prim
flowers flung in between.
There is the parasol with edges turn
ed up abruptly all around. and another
with turned up effect at the corners of
each rib only Then there is the palm
shaped parasol. which spreads out be-
tween the ribs like a palm leaf. and
another which is shaped exactly and
in every way resembles a lingerie
lamp shade. For the coquettish maiden
there is the gayly ruftied parasol which
sets out like the skirts OF a belle OF
1860.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-31
How EmbrOiderieS Are < -
y Used on Lingerie FroCks ~ -

- MBROTDERY IS omnipresent in
the fashions OF the summer.
Colored embroideries on white
- and cream cotton materials
give the oriental suggestion so much
in vogue this season. White embroid-
cries on ecru are used for distinctive
frocks OF a lingerie character, and the
scores OF new effects in all white
embroideries battle description. The
popular use OF embroidery. as a nat
ural consequence. brings into favor the
three tier skirt formerly known as the
hounced jupe. In accord with fash
IONS demand for the slim silhouette
the modish flounced skirt Of this sum-
mer must grow wider toward the top
or II is nil from a style standpoint
One OF the illustrations shows the lat
est example of the tier skirt. Each
fiounce on this costume is fuller than
the one below. and the topmost one is
hidden under a pannier made OF wide
flouncing A medallion OF heavy ma
chine embroidery on the bodice front
lends a touch OF contrast.
Deep fiouncings of embroidery are
also Incorporated in draped skirts. and
indeed the lingerie frock OF the season
appears TO be an artfuI blending Of
sheer fabric. rich embroidery and lace.
so intricate in design that IL would be
hopeless for the home dressmaker TO
try 10 copy II. Part OF this intricacy
OF pattern is due 10 the fact that the
handsome machine embroideries are
added TO the costume in the form Of
oddly shaped motifs or shaped sec
tons rather than being put on in
straight fiounces and bands in the
elemental effects familiar for years.
Such simple frocks are worn only by
children now. and the embroidery
trimmed gowns OF the summer OF 1913
are marvellous affairs when turned out
by the skilled hands Of a FIRST class
couturier who has grasped the posi-
bilities OF these trimmings when used
in connection with airy fabrics and
cobwebby laces.
An artistic combination OF embroid-
cry with lace Is also displayed in the
group picture. In this frock machine
embroidery and fillet lace are effec-
lively combined. The sash OF hyacinth
ribbon is matched in the tones OF the
hat. which is adorned with white hya-
cinths. pale pink rosebuds and violet
ribbon. This dress will be worn by
pretty girl to a college class day cele-
bration.
pecunarlty OF the new embroid-
cries as applied TO gowns is that they
are set into and not upon the costume.
Their design is cleverly made com
ponent part OF the frock and not mere
~ a trimming added TO il. This feat Is
achieved by using the wide and narrow
landings. the all over patterns and
tiouncings In a number OF eccentric
ways. They are cut up into squares.
trinngles and sCgments and inter-
spersed with motifs OF net. they are
draped over net skirts. they are used
In yoke. bolero. panel. sash and sleeve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-31
TALK ABOUT STAINS

HTHEREl" Mary sighed despairingly
as streamlet OF coffee ran over
her best tablecloth. Clean on today,
That means another nasty mark" she
added. My linen is becoming a mass
OF stains"
without any real need for IT," COM
mented her friend Margaret. who had
dropped in for supper. Most stains
can be got rid OF. you know. IL you use
the right treatment and before the
stained article is washed. For exam
pie II you stretch the stained part OF
that cloth over a bowl and pour boil
ing water over the coffee mark the
stain will eventually disappear"
Really" Mary Immediately fed TO
put the directions into execution, then.
returning. looked interrogatively at
Margaret Tell me" she said. will
the boiling water take away tea stains
too?'
Not alone. Tea stains must be
washed out first with cold and then
with boiling water" Margaret replied.
Cocoa stains are more difficult to re-
move because OF their greasiness. Put
them quickly through lukewarm wa
ter. then stretch the stained part over
the bowl and pour boiling water
through II until the mark disappears.
The more quickly cocoa stains are
dealt with the better"
The other day got a horrible fruit
stain down the front Of one OF my best
olouses." Mary lamcnted Then when
had II cleaned there was a white
mark TO remind me Of the stain"
Next time sponge a fruit stain with
pure alcohol" Margaret advised. u
am sure that IL will take the stain
away without leaving a mark. Alco-
hol. too. is infallible for taking away
grass stains. such as usually get on
cotton frocks during the summer"
Thanks" Mary removed a sofa
cushion as she spoke and revealed a
wriggling ink stain on the reverse side
Look there" she said. My very hes;
cushion. too. John let his fayorite
fountain pen run down on II the other
day" Margaret lifted her shoulders
In despair
You must deal with stains when
they occur" she pleaded-~that is. II
you want TO be successful in removing
them. That ink stain. now. should
have been spongcd with fresh milk &c
get out as much OF IL as possible. Their
final sponging OF ammoniated water
would have completely done away with
IL Like a stitch in time q stain treat
ed IN time will generally disappear
without leaving any unpleasant re.
minders OF its presence"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-31
sIes FROM WORN rAeLecLorHs.

RlBS made from old tablecloths are
used most acceptably in one house
where there are three little ones. AS
soon as a cloth becomes at all thin IL
is split lengthwise through the middle.
and after folding the long raw edge
even with the sewage SIX or seven
bibs may be cut from each long folded
strip. Stitch each bib on three sides.
leaving the bottom open. Turn it in
side out and then stitch or blind stitch
neatly across the lower edge. Cut white
tape into twelve inch lengths and at
tach two strings TO each bib at the top
near the neck. This is a most eco
nom!cal use for old tablecloths, as from
cloth 2 by az yards one can make
twelve or fourteen bios. which will
launder well, and, as they are Of double
thickness, will completely protect the
childs dress.