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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

Kansas city, March 11.-Cattle--
Receipts 1900: market strong. Prime
fed steers. Ss.60M9.S5; dressed beef
steers S5.a5WS.50. western steers,
Sf.25MS.50; southern steers. $G.50M
SIS: COWS. s435@ IT'S; heifers, $3.50
1890; stockers and feeders. S6.50M
sos; bulls, 5000 1850; calves, $3.50
q 1850
Hogs ~ Receipts 1000; market
steady. Bulk, $7.4O@S.GO. heavy $3.50
q S.65; packers and butchers, $4,000
S.G5' light, $3.50 $50; pigs, $500
500
sheep - Receipts 5000. market
steady. Lambs, $3.50 $50; yearings
$3.50 100; wethers $500 600;
ewes, $5G5@5.75.
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Tu LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Ll,cslocI.

Chicago. March l1.-C0ttle-Re-
ceipts $4,000; market slow Beeyes.
1925 1870. Texas steers. $1,000
Sis; western steers, SG.75m7.90;
letockers and feeders, $5G00S.15;
cows and heifers. $3.7O0S SIS; calves
IS7000 1925.
Hogs Receipts $1,000. market
steady 70 shade under yesterdays
average Bulk. SS.60mS.70: light. $3.50
NS.75; mixed, SS.6OnS.75; heavy
Ss.35@ SIS; rough, $3.50 $50; pigs
$1,000 $40.
sheep Receipts 32,00Q; market
weak mostly Toe lower. Native. S4S0
n G.s5. western. S490H6.30. year
lines S5.S0M 100: lambs. native, $3.50
a 40; western, $G80M7S0.
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FLUCTUATIONS
ARE IRREGULAR
AND CHECKERED
Attempts to Extend Advance
Of Previous Session Fall
Away Under Selling of SUI
gar and Railroad Shares,

taY nopNih0 JOURNAL SPECIAL LHAsFp WiRWl
Ney York, March 1.-THE strong
tame OF The preceding session was
lacking IN the stock market today and
fluctuations were irregular Attempts
M the outset TO extend the rise were
checked by large selling of American
sugar and .the Eastern Railroad
shares Sugar fell to the lowest point
since 1907 Reading, New Haven and
New York Central developed heavi-
ness The whole list softened
Tne Improvement among the in
dustrials was helped on by good re-
ports from the iron and steel trade.
Low priced copper shares We're bought
ON Indications Of an increased de-
mand for the metal
Steels annual report showed an in
cleaso of S3,63S,00O in gross profits.
sloss-Shefticld's yearly statement
gave q gain in net of $4,000
American Sugars recent decline was
explained by the sharp decrease in
earnings shown in the annual report
The gross profits for 1919, were 49,
8Os,00O under the preceding year,
Gossip vt a possible cut on New York
cenups dividend rate at this time
was ended by the declaration Of the
regular dividend, on which the stock
rallied
London cables reported a cheerful
feeling in the English market.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARIEr.

New York, March 11.-Call money,
steady. III az per cent. Time loans,
firm; 60 days, per cent. 80 days,
So per cent, months, 3 ~ G3A per
cent
Mercantile paper, 4@Ats per cent
Commercial bills, $4S3h.
Bar silver IS Isc.
Mexican dollars. 45Ac.
Government bonds, easy; railroad
bonds. irregular.
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Finance and Commerce
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago March l1.-Wheat prices
divided today, becoming firmer for
the new crop but weaker for the old
Damage reports were numerous OK
port and milling, demand zero. Heavi-
ness prevailed at the close, which va
ried from a to * G decline to x % hc
advance, compared with last night
Corn finished Lice off 60 sc mp and
oats with a gain Of shade to Sc IN
provisions the outcome WAS a rise Of
DC to Y a l0c.
News OF injury to fan sown wheat
came chiefly from the light soil sec
lions Of western Kansas and Nebras-
ka. Some Of the harm referred to was
said to be from freezing, but most of
the damage was attributed TO high
winds blowing the wheat out Of the
ground. Excellent authorities at
Omaha and Kansas City however,
lagreed that complaints were the least
/ important known in a decade at this
time of the season
First purchases Of new crop wheat
this year We're made here today The
amount bought was 10000 bushels
! part in Chicago by July 20, the rest at
/ any time In July Prices agreed ON
were half under quotations for the
IJuly olhlOh, ana were To he Tor No.
2 red or No. hard whichever the
shippers elect. The wheat is to come
/ from Illinois.
In corn. a revival Of cash demand
Iat Buffalo, Kansas City and here
| gave the market an upward slant
Signs that receipts would be small
tended to increase the confidence of
the bulls. 1t was gossip that one con-
spicuous short covered as much as a
million bushels while prices We're
on the advance.
oats reflected the strength shown
In corn. There was q good deal Of in
fmentia selling by commission
houses, though, whenever the bulge
seemed 10 assume undue proportions.
Packers buying and shorts covering
{ were responsible for provisions taking
| the upgrade. 1t looked as If the trad
ers were trying to establish a better
/ level on which TO realize.
/ Closing prices We're:
Wheat-May. ease; July. SS%c.
/ Corn-May, 81 @c; July, G67sc.
Oats-May, 39%c; July, 39&c.
Pork-May $2l50; July, S2155.
Lard-May, S1O.S0 July S1O.97ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

! PkoPoSAIa Tor Bulls ANA lleifers
Department of the Interior. OFFICE
Iof Indian Anuirs, Washington, ID o.,
FEB. 20. 1914 Sealed proposals plBin-
ly marked on the outside OF the sealed
envelope "Pionosals for Bulls and
llelfora for the lnuian Service and
addressed 10 the Commissioner OF Inc
dian Affairs. Washington, D. O., VIII
be received mt the Indian office until
? o'clock p. M, Apr @. 1919. for fur
nishing and delivering Mt the ColYflle
Agency Ncgpelem Washington, 100
bulls for the Fort Apache Agency.
Whitervcr. Arizona. $40 bulls and Gao
heifers; for the Fort Hail Agency,
Fort Hall, Idaho. 20 bulls, for Kla-
math Agency. Klamath Agency. ore-
gon, DO bulls, Csc heifcrs for Navajo
Springs Agency Navajo Springs, Col
lorado, 30 bulls; for Rosebud Agency,
Rosebud South Dakota. 80 bulls. for
san Carlos Agency, San Carlos, An-
1oha SO bulls aud 1000 hoIiera for
Shoshone Agency, washable. Wyom-
Ing. 100 bulls; Tor Standing Rock Az.
|en'y Fort Yates. North Dakota t5Q
hullsi fer Tongue River Agency Lame
Deer, Montana, 1900 hcifers as per
specifications, conditions TO be ohscry-
Cd by bidders, etc, which win be FUR
nlahed upon application to the Indian
Office Washington u. s.. tho u, s..
Warehouses az CHICAGO Ill., Omaha,
Nebr, and S. Louis NO, and the
'superlntCndonts OF the agencies above
named alsa Ht the office of the news
paper in which this advertisement pp.
pcurs Bids upon The blanks Furnish
ed aro not absolutely essential; they
may De made on any other form, pro-
Nlded the conditions are observed
+ Aft at1i.tsS Commissioner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~@-NNN-~-NN-~-0-~@-N-~-~ -rN~-~-~-0-NN-~-NN~-@~
FOR SALE Restaurant and cafe. In
duire 2t6 s. second
NOTICE. can sen your business, no
matter whore located. have cash
buyers waiting Harry G.. Gordon,
Real Estate and Brokerage. 725 S.
ArnO
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FOR SALE--Houses.

sN-e~N~@s>~~~~e~e~sse~~e9N
FOR SALi--5-room house with bath,
hot water heating plant. screened
sleeping porohea Broom basement,
large store room, outbuilding. trees,
shruhhery barn. chicken yard, lot
i42x95 feet. Phone 129
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
Look at This

four-rCom modern brick 50-toot
lot close i'm, Lowlands, for only $lGo0t
small payment down monthly pay
ments Youil have TO hurry IL you
want this one.
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WANTED-RanChns.

,e--~s-.">-~~---s' e~s~-->--ssN---~- -H-~~-~~@-
WANfED-Ran north OF town. g
TO 10 niles Address II. b., care
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
FOR SALE-LiveStOCk.

-~@~e~~-o~-0~-o-0-o-~- ~
FOR sAlE-Jerscy milk COW, $4,000.
Lloyd liunsaker q mile southwest
larelns bridge Box 2G3 City
FOR SALE-S0 head OF stnndnrd
bred Colorado horses and ono auto
mobile Tor sale or trade. strong's Live
cry l02 S. Second
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NEW YORK METAL MARKETS.

New York, March 1l.-Copper
quiet; standard spot and April
1891 y m1400.
Tin. qrict; spot, S37S5m3812i5
Iron, steady and unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SAl4E--lG0-acre REIMBURSEMENT
miles from town, Address $50,
Journal
FOR SALE--About acres improved
land adjoining Lockhart Ranch, at
a bargain. denry Lockhart phone
|t0gA
/
nor SALE -- The state roomlng
house and three lots, located on
Main street. Belen, N. NJ; or Will rent,
or exchange for stock Of any kind
Property IA good condition. Address
Vlctor sails, 705 N. Eighth st., Albu.
querque, for price and terms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
HELP WANTED--MaIe.

~0J~~~~~-~-~~o-~y~~~~-~ o~~N~NN~~-~No-N-N
WANTED-First- class baker at the
French Bakery.
Manitoba No. baker all round
man good wages for right party.
Address Box Gas, Gallup y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
SINGLE COMB WHITE IlCuORN
lIIIlNa AMI InlEg

From heavy laying. vigorous, old
stock the product OF our years ~ cx-
perience la breeding. Prize winners
four years 90 New Mexico state Fair.
licst eockerel FL 1913 show. Chicks,
&c each Sl4 per hundred Eggs,
$3.50 per fifteen. Sc per hundred
Gentrys Poultry ltanch. Albuquerque,
r.. NJ Phone 1861
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
STnRAGE.

efef~~f>e~7-es3~0H~
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates Phone AS, The Security Ware
house ~ Improvement Co, Springer
rransfer Co, successors, 40 Gold
Ave
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FOR RENT-Apartments

~-~-~-~-@~s~--afs~-~~ssr~- ~e,-sNes~e---ee~-A--@
FOR BENT-siX room modern flat,
$4,000, water paid First Savings
Bank Is Trust Go.
FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for housekeeping over studio. 2t8
W Central can at Gray studio.
FOR l,ENI Groom apartment
furnished completely for house
Keeping hot water hcat no sick zoe
T. Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

DAVENPORT BABY CHICKS
chicks Of quality. they have the We
tally. dom ne a victim or others ex-
perimenta, we have an expert incnba-
tor man in charge of our machine
which Is a guarantee in itself We
have just Installed a 1900 capacity
Candee incubator Ii addition 10 our
2000-egg machines Send us your
eggs 10 be Matched, we do custom
Matching We have s. c. White Leg
horns. Young and Ferris strain, S. q
Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks.
pavenppri Poultry ranch Phone 624
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
MAGDALEN A-sO uKHt
ArTO Hmm

MAGnALEN A-sDt uttfu
AUTO LINE
Phone 61 Magdalena
Trip made for two passengers. fare
$500 each. Special ear. four nnanen
gers, one way, $1,000
We drive OVERLAND CARS and give
The best service In this country 20 any
where
MACHINE AUTO q CONSrRUuTpON
COMPANY
MnRdalena N = " BROWN Wgi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
ST. louis LEAD AND sPELTER,

st. Louis, March 1f-Lead, dun
$3.50; spelter, nominal, S5.15.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
RAEGAINA.
EOR SALE--POuItry and Enns

run oALE--POullTy ana eggs
~N--~~~~~~-~~~~~-~-~-@-~-
FOR SALE EGGS for Matching, full
blood II. I Reds and White Leg
horns. Q14 S. Edith.
FOR sALE-Eggs FOR Matching, thor
oughbred r. ]. Reds, cents each.
4l3 $. Broadway Phone l5l0W,
FOR SALE Columbian Wysndotte
eggs, 81 10 $2 per @; Buzz Orpingtons
and Reds, dc per l2. 1901 $. Edith,
FOR SALES. ". White Leghorn
baby chicks and eggs for Matching
in any quantity. w, j, Yott, +. O. Box
107.
FOR SALE r Eggs for hatchlng;
Black Miuorcas. White Leghorns
Barred Rocks, White Orpingtons
Phone 1880.
FOR SALE Eggs for matching, sin
Gle comb White Leghorn, ono BUT
Orpington and one Rhode Island Red
eocterel 6l7 slate.
FOR SALE -Eggs, two select maungs,
Rose and S. G.. Rhode island Reds
d. W. Rich and T.. u. Harrison strain,
price reht COS North Eighth
FOR SALE-Eggs tor Matching, thor
oughpred ID. Plymouth Rocks, &c
each. Also pen OF B. T.. Rock hens.
4l8 w. Atlantic Ave Phone 14S3W.
HOUDANs
Alternately strain eggs. s150 per
l3, eastern prize stock Mrs Fred
Wright eco FORESTER Phone l269W.
FOR SETTINGS az Baff Orping-
tons and Black Minorca eggs $I.0O.
Plymouth Rocks and white Leghorns
20 cents C3dl corner OF Thirteenth
and Roma. Phone 96a
FOR SALE G. Brown LeEhorns
lthc modern egg machneu Sweep
stake ANA trophy winners last state
Fair Eggs $3.50 per setting of 10.
Phone l8gSM ~ w. Fakes
FOR SALE ~ Eggs for Matching.
ELEVEN DIFFERENT BREEDS,
ALL LAYING STRAINS, also Bronze
turkey ana Indian Runner duck eggs
at reasonable prices. Phone 1858, or
write your wants Ideal Poultry Ranch,
Old Albuquerque, ~ NJ
FOR sALE-Eggs for hatehing. Eng
lish Ring Neck pheasants Toulouse
geese Indian Runner ducks, Part
ridge Cochin bantam. Barred plymouth
Rocks, s. g., White Leghorns. S. &.
Black Minoreaa, White Wyandottes
6. a. Pappe 1874 North Fourth street,
Alhuaucrque. a. ri.
FOR SALE TURKEY EGGs-Nam.
moth Bronze, tishel strain, hardy
stock, range raised. 20 cents each. In
dian Runner duck eggs from winter
layers ana prize winning stock fawn
and white per rs. $t50 and $500.
white per p, $500. Lloyd uunsaker,
+. o. Box 2G3. City
THEY LAY, they win. they pay Won
-FOUR flrsts one second at state
fair 1911; Six firsts, two seconds
1912; five hrsts, four seconds and
Gov, Mcdonald cup, 1913. Il. @. r. T.
Reds, Notified Aueonas. s 9. White
Orpingtona, Bun Orplngtons and /. r
Ducks stock. eggs and chicks Tor
sale. L p. Thomas = O Boz III III
T. IaunfTfra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

wented--Clean cotton rags at
Journal office.
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RosWELl-CNRRIZ0z0 NAH I'M
Daily passenger service lehviuT
Roswell and Carrizozo al $500 q. m.
Westbound Haathaura
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P0RTERFIELD CO.
FIRE INSURANCE--LOANS
PIG West Gold
FOR RENTRooms.
Real Estate and Loans.
2l1 W. Gold.

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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, mod
ern. no sick Apply 5Osh w Contra
FOR Modern furnished from
room. No sick need apply 601 N, 4tl
FOR RENT Furnished room. no
water heat No sick 4l4 w Silver
FOR RENT 2 Furnished rooms, bail
included l102 :. Edith
FOR FURNISHED room. mod
ern conycniences t2l $. Third.
FOR RENT-2 nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping. no sick
521 w. Silver.
FOR RENT 3-room, modern apart.
ment, no sick ana no children. 80;
w. Hazeldine.
FOR RENT Sleeping ana liahi
housekeeping rooms. modern, 1lO
IS. Broadway
FOR RENT Broom flat modern
2l3 w. Marquette, Inquire a. Ber-
Ia 3l2 $ First
FOR RENT-Iarge single room. fur
nished for housekeeping. Can at
I522ls w. Central
FOR RENT-FuTnished rooms; bath
steam heat; S2.50, SO, 81 a week
Grand Central hotel
FOR Furnished room, steam
heated. with board; no sick taken
224 n. Eighth.
iFOR RENT housekeeping rooms
in exchange for painting. Call al
92l North Second
For RENT-Two furnished rooms
with screened porch, for light
housekeeping. 4l5 n sixth.
/ FOR RENT Furnished room with
sleeping porch. Phone 170l or call
alG T.. Central afternoons
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room.
modern conveniences. next door a.
boarding house Al w Coal
FOR RENT Steam heated furnished
rooms, S2.25 aud S9.5e per week.
SOB ~ NJ. Central Ave. Room 30.
FOR RENT-Furnishe room, suit.
able for Two ladies or two gentle
mon. Electric lights buth, furnace
heat. s28 n. Fourth
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, single or en-
suite. also other rooms, reasonable
rates. IA w. Gold
FOR RENT-DWellingS.
--~---~-~-~~-~-~--~--~--~ --~~-S4,, ~.
FOR RENT--Five room house. fur
nished AIS North 9Th St
FOR RENT-5-room modern cottage,
steam heat and sleeping porch. In
qulre 723 H. 8rd ST.
FOR RENTING room dwelling, fur
nlshed modern convenlenccs. ga
North End ST.
FOR RENT-Fonr-ro modern
cottage. steam heat aud sleeping
porch. Inquire 723 N Third.
For RENT-s-room, furnished cot
tage, sleeping porch Inquire 1901
s. Waiter Phone 99s.
For kENT--a-room house win two
screened porehes. good outbuildlngs
call ia $. Arno
FOR RENT -room brick house.
modern water paid, $500. Inquire
I02 y. Third.
For RENT-l-room. brick house
and 5-room frame house. Inquire
go n. Fourth
FOR RENTAL or part OF modern
nicely furnished house al $40 S.
Walter Apply ~ VI Gold
FOR RENT--6-room brick, sleeping
porch and bath. modern. Inquire
21s S. Walter Tel 2o2 water paid
FOR RENT broom brick. bath. gas
range now linoleum IN Kitchen
bath and pantry, in fine condition. 500
month. water paid Can sos \. IN 81
For RENT -41i s. Third ST. Groom
brick. modern range connected.
porches front and rear, $4,000 per
month. water pald. Mrs Tllton Boeh,
1901 n Fourth or inquire OF Bruno
Dieckmann
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Through fare, one Wny....4 5000
intermediate points. per mlle 10
90 lbs baggage free-l.xeess carried
ROSWELL AUTO 60,
Owners and Operators Phone iaq
The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
THE FOOT BEAUTIFUL.

II you want to have neat feet and
ankles-and it really is important now
that ones eXtremities are so much in
evidcnce-just try the following eXer-
cises two or three times a day:
Take of your shoes, stand upright.
hands on hips. heels together. toes turned
out.
Stand on tiptoe five TO ten times.
Remain in the same position, only with
the toes turned in and heels wide part.
Stand on tiptoe with the feet as direct
ed above FIVE to ten times.
Sit fairly and squarely on a firm. high
chair. stretch the left leg straight in
front of you and keep il quite still. Move
the foot slowly and evenly straight up,
as II you were trying to touch your shin
with your toes.
Move the foot slowly back again, point
ing the toes down toward the floor five
to ten times. Do exactly the same with
the right foot.
While still sitting stretch out the left
leg. relax the muscles from the knee down
and try and describe a circle in the air
with your left foot first inward, then
outward. CThe leg must be keut quite
still, the movements coming from the
foot onlyD Five to ten times. Repeat
with the right foot
Massage each foot in turn briskly with
the fieshy part of the hands for a couple
Of minutes night and morning. Work
between each toe with finger and thumb.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
MAKING WEARABLE THE
RAIN-DRENCHED HAT

Because you are disEusted with tho
wretched appearance Of your unfortunate
rain-drenched hat. don't throw il away.
Having allowed il TO dry gradually by
placing it on fat surface out of reach
Of the suns rays, study il carefully and
see what can be 6Ont-to MAKE it wear
able-if not for best-at least for general
running about. II the trimmings are OF
flowers and ribbons. they won't be worth
the saving and the chances are that the
crown will be dented and discolored. But
as the brim Of a hat rarely gets bady in
jured by a drenching rain. You can face
It freshly and then cover the crown with
a length OF broad sash ribbon. Beginning
at what is destined to be the low side Of
the hat tack one edge OF the ribbon close
to the Joining of the rim and the crown.
then draw II in soft ripping folds all
about the top and toward the high side.
where the two ends of the ribbon may bs
shaped and wired TO form pair Of rabbit
ears Join these under a bow OF narrow
velvet ribbon.
The new ribbons Of the spring are love-
" and of such infinite variety that one
to suit any sort OF hat may be found. For
the swathinC and draping OF utility hats
there are ribbons in plaids. in moire and
fancy seivaEes, in shadow effect. or in
tones ranging from green-Sold 10 a
golden-brown. and in faille with selvags
in fancy Jacquard patterns. Fer the
trimming of more elaborate hats-thoSs
worn Al church weddings and at lunch
eons-are ribbons in hand-embroidered
taffeta in metallic brocades on liberty
satin and in velvet brocaded on chiffon
or gauze.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-05

lacings, however, are the high boots in
pliablc. support the ankles and prevent
them from turning in the swift. sudden
movements of the more complicated fig
ureS of the tango. With these new boots,
which are without trimmings, are worn
tango wings" made of jewel-encrusted
gauze or of tiny ostrich plumes rooted in
little cluster of flowers, a bowknot or
buckle in brilIiants.
Many girls discard the corset when
dressing for a tango ball. But for the
figure that is too rounded to go un-
restrained there are coTsets in French
kid, having a single bone at either side.
which are the acme of comfort Usually
the tango girl is so slender that her
figure is most graceful when confined
merely by brassiere of moderately heavy
linen over which she wears a bodice in
all-Over duchesse or Valenciennes lace,
in net or malines, with ribbon shoulder
straps, which is actually the lining of an
equally sheer waist
Because the tango girl scorns gloves
she breaks the long line of her arm, from
elbow to wrist, with several bracelets.
None of them are expensive, since Dame
Fashion is now on cordial terms with
imitation jewels-if they are set in pre-
cious metals. II the tango girl Is wear
ing jeweled' heels or wings on her slip
pers, one may confidently expect to find
the same sort of jewelsson her forearms,
and nearly always she wears a bracelet
watch-the well-bred tango girls sets a
limit TO her dancing hours-in coral, blue.
tea green, mauve, or maize-toned enamel
ing, encrusted with brilliants.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
HELPFUL COOKING DeN'TS.

Don't cook by guesswork. Weigh all
your ingredients and test your oven be-
fore you try to bake.
Don't slam the oven door. 1t will spoil
the cake and it won't improve the pud-
ding.
Don't be in a hurry. II you skimp in
the matter of slime you are certain to
leave some important thing undone.
Don't be wasteful. Bread crusts may
be Drowned and ground. Bits OF meat
may help to improve the soup pot.
Don't try to improve upon a recipe until
you have mastered its every detail. II
you deviate from it to save trouble" you
probably will make trouble" for your
self.
Don't try to economize in the matter
of fruits and vegetables. Your green
grocer's bill may be larger. but you Will
more than save it in the Doctors bill.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
KNITTING BAG.

A little bag that can be hung over the
arm is a great convenience to hold ones
knitting or crochet. Such bag does not
weigh heavily, and when not in use can
be put away in the workbasket The
bag should be nine inches wide and If
teen inches long.
A simple way is to make the bag
double, with no seam visible except the
bottom one. This is easier than hem
ming the sides of the bag and makes a
neater finish. Amy material that can be
laundered is suitable. II the bag is
made double, the lining should be of a
contrasting color.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-05
DELICACIES FOR SICK.

In sending jellies or little delicacies to
a sick friend il was found that the paper
sometimes stuck, to the jelly or whipped
cream on top, and spoiled the appear
ance Of the mould or pie.
To prevent this, before doing up your
parcel. procure about eight or ten new
toothpIcks and place on the edge OF the
jelly or cream. and you will find your
dish will escape being spoiled. as the
paper rests against the toothpicks and
does not come in contact with whatever
is in the mould and can be carried quite
a distance in safety.