davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Scrpentinc. kmouo Crcpes. regu-
lar price iSc, special. Nd 81. Toe
Galatea and Economy Linens, reg
MAR price Use special I'd Dc
Imported French Ginghams, a2-
me- regular Use value. special
ai ..s,,,...,'... ,......., isc
a2 m. Imported Bingham. regular
zoe. special ...,........i sc
s2-in, Bingham, regular 15c quail
itN special yard .,...... So
solid coiored Lawns. regular Toe
value at yard ,......., &c
Fancy Dimities, Lawns Tissue
Gngham, Crepes. VOTES. Cot
ton tuuiards Dunbar Cloth.
rcgplar price zoe 10 g6c ward,
special. yard ........... Sc
White French Lawn 44-in., reg
uar eac 10 3ae yard, special
yard Zoe
solid colorcd Noiles and Linens.
Figured Crcpes Ratine Crepcs.
cte worth Soc 20 soc. special
ht ..t+..t.. .t..... ioc
White pimities Dotted Swisses
wnd Mails, worth a5c and ace
yord special .....,.... Zoe
poued swisses ana Dimitics. reg
ular 25c 10 s5c qualities. spe-
Nial ..s..e .s...s. Tie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
GLOVES, NECkNEAR,
IIiNDKI.RCHIETS. IRE

Ladies' S-hutton poeskn gloves.
worth Sl15, special pair Doc
Two-ciasp silk Gloves in black.
whit" tan, pongee and gray,
wefhi Goc special .., 39c
lwo.clasp White l.lsle Gloves. reg
ulm a5c value. specialize. Zoe
washable l.eathercttc Glo scs
clasp, worth Zoe, special SOC
lG-hutton Chalmetto Glov es. IN
white, yellow or biscuit worth
'ae 10 Si0o. special ..... zoe
Ghldrrna Elbow lcngth Caamois
cite Gloves. worth soc, special
at .+s.#..........4.., 39e
Ladies' Initial Handcrctaefs. 6
10 box for Sloo, spcciah Gac
Initial Handkerehiefs worth SI.50
dozen special dozen Gac
Emh llandkorchiefs, regular g5e
value. special ~ -. Toe
Lei No. 4, Ladies' Npckwear
worth Gee. special .e..-... Iac
Lot no 2, i.adios Necl<Wcar
worth 75c. speeial.. ........ isc
hmh Dutch Collar REGULAR 5se
Naluo special 4...... ne
inn9 SILK Vests. Narth $3.50,
special ..~....s ggc
honaoir caps regular f5c value.
'pstiai ...... s...,.....i,. NE
sar Fans, special t3r
soc faus special .....s. 2ac
Fans woflh a5c and sl0a at 59c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Ladies' and ChiIdren'S
Hosiery and Underwear

lAaieF SIX Hose black. tan. hine
ana white REGULAR sue value.
special paifs Ton s... St.00
Lisle Hose in blRok. white ana
tan, worth pair for sl.o0. spa.
ciah pair ..s... aSr
Ladies' Gauec l.islo Hose in black
of tan worth soc e6c. zoe par
special pair - aae
Ladies' Hose in lack or white
regular price goo par specnl
paifs for . 5lc
Ladies' and childrcn4 Hose reg
ular price Use pair. special
pairs lor .se
Infants LASTS Ilfso in hlacR e
white. hae, itt and rcd. r.g
nlar nf'oa eae pair special
paifs iNr 80,
inianis CntWu ll,se. all on
worth lot Nre W pairs .5c
l@dles tnHa sH3s hand nnisho
iaee trimmed gauze usie. "a tHi
a. ~ tlsa, elal .. .ac
mon sahs lesAiar 65c. fac
talnt special 10,
Vests and Fauis load quality sb-
hed ilsl niAH or lace trimmed
worth Csc ana 5tc. spceial aac
t'Hlian Glove six Vests. hand
ei9i regular price $500 ana
AANN+ special 4... sos
ls'iiits Vests regular price Use.
speciai fnr .. Sc
'h'lafens Union sulgs. from to
e feafH. worth 95e. special
Hf ........ ...-. re
t"A# iairIeean shHis ana Draw
'tA HNffh far hpesiai, gar
iHNl frt I've
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Allover Laces and Fancy Nets,
worth soc and Use. special. lie
27-in Emb FIouneings, worth
S1.25 and S1.75. now yd. 80. Gle
45-in. Flouncing, worth $500
yd.. special ............. poe
1S-in. I5louncng, wogth soc yard,
now yard .,............2f pic
1S-in. Allover Emb., worth Csc
yard, special ......,..,... 29c
odds and Ends in Emb. Edgings
and Insertions, worth to 25c yd..
special, yard ......,.... ic
Galoon landings, worth Zoe sp--
cial, yard ...... f3c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
NOTIONS.

Hooks and Eyes, worth sc card.
special. 3 for .........,... Sc
Hooks and Eyes. worth loo card,
special .........,...... &c
Large Hair Pin Cabinet, regular
al 10c. special .............5 Sc
Collar Supporters. worth sc, spe-
cial ....s.. ........... lie
Curling Irons, worth 15c. spe-
cial .............. &c
Alec Curriers', worth soc, spe-
cial . ................ 39c
Aluminium Hair Pins, worth i0c.
special . for ............. Sc
Bone Hair Pins, worth 1Oc, spe-
cial. 3 for ..........,....t0 Zoe
Barrettes. worth 25c to soc. spe-
cial .....-.,....... &c
Pearl Buttons. worth SC card.
special. card .........i c
Safety Pins, worth Toe dozen. sne-
cial, dozen for ........ Zoe
Bingham Aprons, worth soc. spe-
cial ............s....... We
Dress Aprons. worth 75c. spe-
ciai ..s...+a......+... lie
White Aprons, worth a0c, spe-
tlal .......'s.s..s 2bc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
A FEW SPECIALS FROM
OUR STATIONERY
DEPARTMENT


Box Paper, sold regularly at
Soc. special 100
Box Paper and Envelopes,
worth soc, special ...... zoe
One pound Paper, sells at
SOC. special ........2 9c
Tourist Stationery, worth 25c,
special ......,..l3c
Modern Fiction and Child's
Books at each Zoe
Modern Fiction and Chld's
Books At each f5c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Mems and Boys Wear

Mems suits worth $500 and
$4,000, special ......... .Si2.95
Work Pants. $3.50 and $500
values, special ........$f.9
Mems Felt Hats. worth $500, spe-
clal acknowledgements. Si.i5
Emery Shirts, this seasons styles.
worth $3.50. now ........ ,95e
Emery Shirts, regular $500 value.
special .............. .si.55
Mems Shirts. regular s1.oO and
SIZE values, special $3.50. zoe
Mems Underwear, garment =. i9c
Sea Island Cotton shirts and
Pants, worth 500, special
each :. ................ i9c
SILK Hats and Caps. sl.25, $50.
$500 values. special ......9 5e
Wash Ties, . for 25c kind spe-
cial } for ........... POE
Wash Ties. csc kind, for .35c
SILK Ties worth SIC and soc, spe-
clal ............... ibc
l5c Mems Sox, special, for 25c
Mems Suspenders, worth 35c. spe-
cial ................. I've
\ special value in Boys Oxfords.
$3.50 and $500 values, spe-
clal ...,............. Sl.Jo
Boys Oliver Twist Suit. worth
$3.50 and $500, special. .s1.a5
Boys Wash Suits. regular $2.25
and $3.50 value, special SLID
BOYS Wash Suits. regular $3.50
and So 90 value. at ..... 99c
Boys Wash Suits. worth 75c, spe-
cial islc
BOYS Hats. in Straw or Wash hut.
worth &c. special ......... fse
BOYS Hats, worth Sl.50, sneciali
at ............. .D9c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
DRUGS

Dotted swisscs and Dimities. req
ular lsc to zoe quality. spec
cial ..++..t.. ...,..,.., DC
Madras shirtings. worth 20c to
2ae, special, yard -s..... i3e
Imported Crepes. Ratines, worth
Use and $500, special ~ i0c
Imported Ratines, Basket cloth
reau Dc Peche worth $50 to
$3.50. special ward ... 09c
China Silks, special al, yard 2oc
Wash silks, worth 75c, special.
yard . .........s... 39c
f0-in. Printed Crepe de Chine. Bro
caded Crepe de Chine, Bro
caded Ponlins. Brooaded Char
meuse worth $500 and S3.50,
special ..-a.......... Sf.9s
ae-n aaffetn, a6-in Goldeloth,
SILK Sniiins Printed Crepe de
Chimes and other fancy silks.
worth Sl15 TO Se5o. spe-
'ltt ++f.....t... HHt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
SPECIALS IN GI4ASsN ARE
MD HARDIN ARE

Colonial Water sets. worth Sl.0O.
special 4......... 5gc
White Enameled Pitchers. worth
N5e. special ...4.....5 9c
Tin Water pals. gal. size. worth
zoe. special .............I 3c
Reinforced Water Pails. worth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

soc, special ......3 soc
Earthenware Lemonade Jugs,
worth SIC. special ...... ZOE
Aluminium Teaspoons. worth &c
each, special 8 for . Zoe
Seamless Aluminium Tea Kettles,
worth S300. special .Sl.20
Kitchen Knives and Carvets.
worth up to soc, special i0c
1apanned Tin Coffee and Tea cad
dies. special ..............fic
White enameled Cups, worth l5c,
speclal ......... Dc
Good quality Tin Collanders, worth
zoe, special ............. lie
Heavy Metal Roast Pans, @orth
from lie to a5c, special Me
Pressed Glass Naples and Bowls.
worth up e. use, special zoe
Household aud Garden Tools.
worth zoe, special .........9 DC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

Cluny l.aces in white. cream and
ecrn, edging sand insertions up
to inches worth 25c to soc
yard. special ........ Be-
forchon Laces worth - isc to Poe
yard, special, yard ..... DC
odds and ends in Laces worth
15e to Si.25 yard, special SOC
Shadow Flouncings and Camisolla
laees worth SO and 15c. sp'l. zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
DRUGS

Household Ammonia, 1907 bot
tie. worth 25c at ....... f5c
Violet Ammonia extra large bot
tie ...st.ss.,.ts.. I've
Foot Powder. worth 25c. spe-
cial ...s.......... NC
Tooth Brushes. regular 25c value,
40 ...,...,....... .......... ijc
Hair Brushes, worth 75c and
SL00, special .+........... zoe
Composition Combs. regular 25c
value, 40 ......a........... t3c
Hard Rubber Combs, worth 35c
special ....,......... f0c
Almond CASTLE Soap, worth Zoe
cut four for .............. 25c
Locust Bud Toilet Water. worth
lbc, at ................. i9c
Rexoleum, regular price 15c, spe-
cial ..........,.......
lG-oz. Italian Tale. special . i9c
20-Mule-Team BoraX, worth zoe,
special :. MISREPRESENTATION. f3c
EPSON Salts, special lb,.4....6c
Beef, iron and Wine. worth 800
a bottle, special ...... SOC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Spring Coats

Goats consisting Of long and short sport Goats,
worth from $50 TO $3.50 at....... SD. 95
Worth from $3.50 to $1,000, special $685.
Worth from $3.50 10 $500 special S11.95
Worth TO $500 special S16.95
Worth to $1,000 special $21.95
Girls Rompers, worth Sl.5O at...........99 SOC
Ch'drcn's Rompers worth Csc 10 $l00, at 49c
Girls Linen Wash Suits worth s. 50. at 900
Childrens Wash Dresses worth 75c. special. 100
20 per cent discount on Childrcus Dresses and
Goats
Bungalow Aprons worth 35c, special 23c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
DOORS OPEN
9 A. NJ.
SPECIALS FOR
MONDAY ONLY

Plain and Fancy Mcssaline and
Taffeia Ribbons. worth 2sc. 3sc
and soc. clearance special, per
yard ...........1 IL &c
Absorbent Cotton. worth Csc
pound, special ........... poo
Brocaded Japonika silk Petit
coats, worth Sl95, special. SOC
Mems Straw Hats, regular
Sis and $500 values, spc-
cial =. ........... 95c
Guaranteed Aluminium Rice |
Boiler worth So. special. S1.29
lo-buiton silk Gloves regular
price Slo0, special .... SOC
Good Quality Water Glasses.
special, per dozen SOC
100 pieces Austrian Dinner
Sets worth SS5, special S11.95
Silks worth SIPS and 81 so
per yard special ...,... SOC
Ladies Embroidered I.isIe and
Fancy Lace Hose, worth o5c
special, pair ...... 25c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
JEWELRY

Gold plated Beauty pins, worth
l5c set of 2. special ....... &C.
Pearl cuff buttons, worth Pie aud
35c, special, pair
Pearl Tie Clasp. worth 25c. spe-
clal ......4......... DC
Gold filled Beauty pins, worth
Use and Soc, special. lsc
good Alarm clock worth
Si25. guaranteed special
AT .s+H..... ........... s9c
French Ivory Pin Tray worth
3ie special ................. 100
Rosebud Jcwelry regular price
$3.50 special ........... 6gc
Gold filled Bar Pins, worth Sl0a,
special . ............. i9c
SilNerplatcd Bon-l}on Almond
Dish, worth 500, at... .3gc
DRUGS
hay Rum worth soc, special
hl .-+........,.#... 3Sc
shears worth Sac, special Zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Extraordinary Prices in Ready-to-Wear Garments
Ladies' Suits

Ladies Suit. worth $500 to $1,000 at $685.
Ladies Suits worth $2250 to $500 at $l195
Ladies Suits worth $500 to $4,000 at $685.
Ladies Suits worth $4,000 to S65.0o at S21 .95
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

WEDNESDAY ONLY, JULY 8
Womens fancy Cotton Dresses, worth q OK
$4 to $3.50. Special, one day only pI.0O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05
Silk Dresses

silk Dresses and Fancy Cotton Dresses, regular
$50 TO $500 values, special ......... 1896
silk Dresses and Fancy Cotton Dresses worth
$3.50. $500 and 5000. special w $685.
SILK and Fancy Cotton Dresses. worth to So 50,
special at Observation-Disclosures. S11.95
silk and Fancy Cotton Dresses worth to So so,
special at .................... $685.
Sill; and Fancy Cotton Dresses worth to 5000
special at S21.95
silk and Fancy Cotton Dresses, worth to $500
special at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Dress Shirts worth up to $3.50. at..... 81 .95
Dress Skirts, worth up to $3.50. at .. 1895
Dress Skirts, worth up TO $3.50. at.... 1896
Dress Skirts, worth up to $3.50. at.... .$7.95
Waists, worth mp to Sis, at.............79
Waists worth up to $3.50 at...........$ 1.19
Waists worth mp to $3.50 $1.79
Waists worth np TO 81. at....S2 $3.50
Waists worth mp to $3.50 at ......... $50
Waists worth up 70 $1,000. at......... S4.95
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-05

the Roenwad Sales Of the pas yet believe has been
event with expectations high ask of this July Clearance Sale
You will find almost nothing according the value given
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-07
Good Roads In Dona Ana County

The money spent M Duna Ana
county making roads has brought
Immediate returns y ton lruCE
was put ON the road, To see what
II would do. The trip was uadr
10 I'll pasu with Ittlc trout ic,
and the truck was set To work
hauling lruIl from Inc valley to
the ri pa~O market. 1t was
found that 4 good pruht could
be- mad" 10y charging ~ cents a
hundred pounds, ana "a" rat"
wa, made. The express rate
wa, ~ cents. the difference ut
% tents per hundred goes III
rrctlN To the farmer who "llScS
the lrult, and IL" makes tn" ad
ditluual saving at hauling the
fruit To- the express office, a> the
truck viii cll. at his place tor II,
and denver II 10 tn" market IN
~ pa>u. The saving ON one
shipment viii Ir enough 10 pay
the larmrrS share Of tn" addl
tIunal laN caused uy building tho
road The Dona Ana larurr Is
distinctly tor good roads.
Liberal
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-07
Doing Things Better

~ man can preach q better
sermon, write u better book. or
make a b't'"' mouse trap than
his n%"iphpor, though ur buld
hl~ house GA w" wood s., the world
VIII MAKE" beaten path to his
door.
Mrs, Heinz made better prck
l", than her neighbour, and the
HEINZ family have the world Tor
a market Tor the products OF
their industry Jones made
better sausage than his neigh
bOrS, ~ that the demand for
Jones sausage Is greater than
th" supply.
Gou Know tine woman M your
community who, ON entering the
town, Is accu~lrd ON Gerry hand.
ON plra-o Mrs SmIuh can't you
spare Us just one pound OF but
ter. No, my customers pay
me tuIrtN I'VE cents per pound
thu year round ana / cannot dI,
appoint them.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-07
The Courier Cent.A-W
Classified Adds

Advertisements m this column will
IA, inserted In this culUnn ut u cost Of
oor cent u word, each issue. T. YOU
hay, anything to sell, trade or rent.
wifi, YOU want to- buy or trade for
ANYTHING. toll the world about IL IN
In. column. Everybody reads II.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-07

ht inst IipU m lil~ ttiIlsnn ul a cost OF
ono cent u word, each issue. T. YOU
bay, anything to sell, trade or rent
a., if,ou want tu buy or trade for
ao,tntng, tell the world about IL IN
TN, column. Every body read, II.
Dry batteries at MillorS Drug
,S,ory II
Subscribe for the Columbus
CuUrlrr
Dry batteries tor tn" engine at
Mrlcr's Drug Store. VI
Try our celebrated Plaza cot
fee Elliott " Company
buy your spark plugs for your
auto At MiiIcr'S drug store.
Renew your subscription To
the Courier
Room for rent at Trlcphon"
Exchange office, ready furnished
at - per month. II
so acres of decided land three"
mics east of Columbus Tor sale
or trade. VIM Tate, l2GO, l>t
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-08-07

so acres of decided land three
miles east of Columbus for sal"
or trade. VIM Tate, 1850, l>r
So 81 Salt lake city. Utah It
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
SERVANT
PROBLEMS
BY LUCILLE DAuDET.

|" WOMAN who is an efficient
Hy housewife came to me in
- much indignation the other
day. She feels that her
family should have nourishing food
and plenty of 1t, and that real eff
cheney in the home means the skilful
utilization OF every scrap of food.
What do you think?" she said, with
eyes swapping, My cook came to me
this morning and said she thought
she would leave. | have given this
particular girl more privileges than
usual, for she belonged to several
church societies, in which she APP
peared interested. | asked what the
trouble was. The girl seemed en-
barrassed and stood twisting apron,
then she broke out: 81 like you and
the family and all that, but | have
never lived any place before where
my lady ever looked in the icebox,
and none of my friends ladies ever
do, and Eve always had pailtuls of
things TO throw away, and I'm really
ashamed of my garbage can--it's the
emptiest on the street.
Il could not help laughing my
friend went on. But | controlled
Hfsse aHu went OH III my 1nferr02a-
tions. The idea of America, in the
European peasant mind, is of coun-
try literally flowing with milk and
honey, whose prodgal people never
count the cost of anything, and the
idea is fostered by the type of
! housekeeping which is unfortunately
| very common, 4 girl comes from the
old country, where thrift and vigil
ance are the Natehwords i'll even the
| wealthy families, and takes a place in
| the household of one of our busy
| housewives. whose chief aim in her
/ housekeeping is to get some one to
| do 1t for her. After such an initia-
tion what can you expect when the
! girl goes into a home where the
mistress regards housekeeping as her
real business, and tries to perform
her duties carefully. Her planning
! Of the meals Ill regard to food values
Is thought .fussy.' Her aim to use the
by-products OF her plant and so re-
duce expense Is thought .stingy,'
though when her husband does it he
| is a keen business man 1t certainly
is enough to provoke a saint, but
what are we to do?"
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

lrTl F to two or three years ago there
was nothing to do but tack
- dress shields carefully in each
waist and remove them when
ever 1t was necessary to wash either
the shields or the waist Since that
time. however, there have been a
number Of improvements, mostly due
70 the addition of elastic bands and the
nse OF tiny safety pins. With the XII
mono waist came the kimono shield,
ana up to the present season this
has been the most popular. This
shield, with its little waist of lawn ar
coarse net. laced in the back and
fastened in front, and into which the
under part of the shield is fastened.
is held in place by a shirred elastic
hand over the shoulders. and a mar.
TOW piece of elastic over the arm II
IS this piece over the arm to which so
much objection has been made. for
aside from its being unattractive If
seems TO draw attention to the shield,
and yet without 1t the shield inyaria-
ply slips, lhis year came the tango
shield. The difference between the
Two lies in the latter having a small
upper arm Of fine net. where the
former has the elastic band This
net Is of SO fine . quality that If is
scarcely noticeable under a sheer
sleeve
For the stout woman there is now
a hrassiere. which answers the
double purpose of brassiere and shiald
holder. The braasiere itself is made
of strong quality Of coarse net. and
into this the under part OF the shield
is stitched and the upper part is
fastened to q fine netsleeSe. the same
as the tango shield
There Is no economy III hnvinp
cheap shields. as in most cases tbe
rubber breaks through after one or
Two washings, and even though thav
seem to represent heavy exDendj-
ture, it is less expensive in The end to
put the money in several pairs than
TO ruin one waist. How MANY pairs
of shields should be kept on hand
and how frequently they should bf
washed depends much upon the con
dition of the wearer. Whenever a
costume is changed the shields shoule
be changed also, and hung up to ali
and dry. and in this way they NAV be
worn several times before washing.
For washing safe way is TO soak
the shield in lnkeWarm water. into
which few drops OF ammonia have
been added. Wash and rinse several
times i'll warm water and when dry
they may be pressed off with an iron
having very little heat.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

Of decoration on the small high
crowned hats.
Take care of the tunic and the
silhouette will take care of itself" is
the new form Of an old saying.
Peacock feathers are now being
gilded before they are poised on hats
of gold or blue hemp.
The little plated frills of muslin
that fall down the backs of some
blouses are very quaint and attrac-
tive.
Flounees of mousseline do sole are
used on the latest negligees of crepe
de chine. They are gathered or cut
circular, ripping full at the lower
edge.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

suede leather and have pockets in
them.
Little walking hats of black straw
are exactly like the churchma an s
beretta.
Waistcoats of white pique, fastened
with pearl buttons, are fashionable.
All tones of yellow especially
maize, are in favor for separate
blouses.
Black silk stockings have tiny Dres-
den flowers worked in silks
The new metal Jacquard effects are
among the prettiest ribbons.
Silk kimonos in pale colors are
heavily embroidered with silk roses.
The fiat cockade Is favorite form
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

KHl n washing silk embroidcries
only fine white soap should
~ be used in making the suds
1t should never be rubbed on
them. The water in which they are
washed and rinsed should be tepid
and never hot and The pieces should
be rolled wet in cloth with cloth
spread over, so that in rolling the
silk will not fold back on itself.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

|" WOMAN who is an efficient
lHV housewife came to me in
- much indignation the other
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

When the piece is nearly dry it should
be ironed with the cloth between it
and the iron. Treated in this way,
silk will not soon grow yellow.
|E7I HE finger marks SO frequently
left on painted doors by
~ children or careless maids
may be removed by rubbing
with perfectly clean cloth dipped in
little paraffin. The place should be
afterWard carefully rinsed in cold
water and given a final polish with
clean, soft cloth. There is no real
remedy for finger marks on light
wallpaper, but sometimes simply rub
bing with "a clean cloth will help.
["l OTHING is more troublesome
lNN than trying to keep cloth
lAI on the broom while cleaning
the dust off the wall. Use
the sleeves and legs OF old knit under
wear. Put the broom handle in the
large part of sleeve or leg: pull it up
we'll over the broom mo pin is needed
to keep it in place. It cant slip off;
the more you pull down on the wall
the tighter the cloth will hold
lVU LII the contents OF large,
AV shallow table drawer can
tt never be kept in order, espe-
cially when 1t is used to store
small articles of every day use. Such
drawer can be made useful and will
always be neat by fixing it in the fol!
lowing simple manner.
With small tacks attach to the bot
tom of the drawer mall pastebdard
boxes or lids. Long. oblong, shallow
boxes are best. Empty file boxes
about eight or ten inches long can
be found al any hardware store, and
one pound bonbon boxes are good for
this purpose. In wide table drawer
there is room for dozen of these
small boxes tackled side by side to
the bottom along front Of drawer.
This leaves room at the back for
articles too large TO be kept In boxes.
Pens. pencils, pins, buttons, thread.
keys, stamps, envelopes, small coins,
etc, can be conveniently kept in a
drawer arranged in the above man
ner.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
SHIELDS
BY EDNA EGAN,

lH7l to two or three years ago there
was nothing to do but tack
- dress shields carefully in each