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dependen; derechoS que rcsultan de-
saStrosos para las caravans, que Sc
ven obligadas I dejar en- poder de
aquellos i~usaciables tiranos bucna
parte de sus mercancias.
Alfredo Sc mantuvo &lejado de las
ciudades porque no tenia ninguun in
teres en- visitarlas. Y Sc limit6 Z cos
tear la orilla septentrional del canal
para llegar mas r~apidamente 4 To-
go.
e. pals no estaba va 81 d~eshabita-
do. Sc veia que n lbertad concedi-
da Z los habitantes del pequeno Es-
tado Y Ia seguridad de que gozaban
habian producido muy buenos result
tados.
Populosas villas ~aparecian en- las
orillas del canal, cuyos terrenos eran
menos paludicos; campos cult;rados
con gran esmero Y eXtenSas praderas
donde pastaban reses mayores Sc
veian por doquiera, mientras album
dantes canoas t~ripuladas por negros
Y cargadas de productos de toda es-
pecie surcaban las aguas llevando Ia
actividad y Ell concrete q las ciuda-
des de Ia Costa Y al Pequeno Popo,
que dista cerca de veiuticinco millaS
de Puerto SECURE.
-Parece que estamos en- una re-
gion muy lejana de Ia Costa de Mar
fil-decia Antao, que miraba mara
villadc aquel movimiento Y aquelia
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kilorram0s, Y cuyas nucces. POGO ma
vores uue castanas tiencn On 81 cGfI,'
Meta madureZ I'm color neeluzco con
reflcjos r%ojizos.
Elsa es In palma de ciais-diJc
AlfredO.-esa palma que produce un
aceite tan buscado por los pertumls-
tas europeos para IA fabrication de
jabones de lUjo, y que aquI sc emplca
en- luear de manteca. Como YES, eS-
tas plantas no neceSitan grandes Cur
dados: basta guitar de ~alrededor DE-
su tronco las plantas mala5. ArT1i-
gan en- todoS los terrenOS, u en- los
arcil.osos V arenosoS. y para que Ia
recollection sea ahundante no necesi-
tan riego, bastandoles ei aqua de IA
lluvia.
Produce una sola cosecha al
ano?
No. Antao: dos. La primera, Gu.
es mas escasa, Sc hace en- Noviembre.
v Ia segunda de Febrero 4 JUNO, Y
es muy abundante.
-;Y como son los frutos?
Sc componen de Il pulpa fl
brosa, grasa Y densa encerrada ell
una nuez. que es dura de romper.
Pare do d6rie So SAGA el acct
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E'M.i.ETIN No. ~.
A COSTA DE MARFIL
(Por Emilio Salgari.)

grarOu hacia lbs fuentes del Mono Y
fuudaron suceSivamente las ciudades
del Grande Y PeQueno Popo. de Sab
be. de Ague, de Abananquen y de
Ebanakwe. extendiendoSe haSta PCer
10 SECURE ' las orillaS de IA laguna
de Togo, ayudadoS Ell Sus fundacio-
mes por no pocos dahomeyanos que
habian abandonado Su pals natal pa
"a sustraerse q las infamias de aque-
las SangrientaS z
Bien pronto Ell Estado ~prosuer0;
otros negroS acudieron para disfrutar
Ia ibertad de que no podian gozar
en- su pals, Y hoy puede citarsele CO.
mo uno de los mas c~iviiizadoS de "a
Costa, aunoue dicha pequena naci6n
conservaba muchos de los usoS V cos
tumbres de sus antiques fundadores.
ES muy industrious, Y Sostiene abur-
dante concrete con los europeos, que
han fundado muchas factorias en- los
centres mas poputosos.
La carabana hizo So entrada en- el
te~rritorio de Is Republica sin sufrir
molestia alguna, cosa rara en- Africa,
donde las autoridades estan acos-
tumbradas a hacer pagan derechos de
rasaje sobre las tierras que de elias
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actividad impropias de un pals de ne
gros.
-Es Ia libertad que diStru,a" cS-
tos habitantes 10 que produce tan
buenos resultadoS en- este pals. So
metido 4 II atm6Sfera ardlantc de!
Ecuador.
y tambien Ia seguridad.
-ES verdad, :Antao. Esta peQueha
R~epublica NADIA tiene que temer 4 las
invasiones de sus ~poderosoS vecinoS.
-iEsta bajo Ia protection ue algu-
ma potencia ~europea?
ST. Ansao; o mejor dicho, bajo q
protection de los antiques fuertes
que construyeron los ing!eses, dane
ses = portugueses para Ia Suppression de
Ia esciavitud.
Me han dicho que en- otro ITEM
Pc eSta costa era muy visitada por
los barcoS negreros.
Sc calcula que Sc ex%portaban
unos Glen mil negroS al aho, destina-
dos 4 las plantaciones americans.
Entonces fue cuando los holandeses
erigieron 81 fuerte de Elmina. los
portugueses ell de San Jorge. los in
sleseS el de Cape Coast Castle. = los
Ganeses los De ChriStiamburg y
Friendsburg. La trata comenz0 q
disminuir POGO a POGO, hasta que hoy
ninguna nave negrera Sc atreve i
aparecer por estas playas. En- el te-
r1itorio del viejo Calabar Sc que, a,
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dc pomada de dior bastanc a~GradaoIe'
Y cue les eusta mucho 4 los natEfos
como alimento. pues puede declEse
que cs la conlida principal de css"s
! Dueblos. Las nueces Sc DEAN SecoT
dos o tres mess. - putgan !uego "e
la parte lenosa. que e. negf&' ) Sc
| obticne una especie de potash pasta
grasienta de que los perfumistas Gu
ropeos obti.nen IN aceite fin!slmo.
De Ia pulpa Sc obtiene tambien me-
dante ciortos prcc"dimientos una
manteca verdosa bastane a2radable,
= Tue conticre t~reinta parties de -
tearina per veintiaueve de aceIte de
olivas.
~ Csc es el que Sc exporta a
Europa?
ST. La cxportaci6n comenz0 ell
1917, 4 causa de haber!o utillzado
con buen jxito TN ingles para Ia IA
bricacj6n de jabones perfumados.
How es tai Ia cantidad que sc envia Il
Europa. que solo Ing!aterra compra
DOR valor de doscientos milones de
pesetas.
Mucrtc de- Jupiter! Que arbol
tan pr%ecioso!
-;Oh!;No c~eas que los produc5os
de este arbol Sc limitan al aceite y 4
Ia manteca. Con las cascaras secas y
los residuos de Ia pulpa los indigo
mas fabrican cierta especie dc teas
o uue ~enciender rdpidamente fue-
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bres sc Northumberland. : sa.cr
que los sumergibleS al,mancs h"cian
cosas peores que las que les habian
yalido { clos cl odio y Ia e~Xecracion
de Ia humanid2d, Y de que. 4 -,-ac
de TODD. encontraban ardian;es de-
~fensores. comp-eadieron que blcn se
Ie puede pcrn-tir 4 un animal ham,
briento devora.. algUnos ninoS Y otras
personals de cGruca tiernaS, cuand0
hay nuien"s las matan = ~centenares
por el SG.o CASTE de d%estruir, y
daron ab4ndoraI sus buenos prop6-
Sitos vclviendo = ser 10 que
pues comprcndi ron cue en- nueStra
hombreS sc quejen de las fieraS.
epoca no esla justificado que los
ATTACHE.
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go. Y les sirve aGem;is para hacer un
jabon basto v negruZco. Con las ho-
jas cubren su choZas Y hacen :ejidos
pr~eciosos: y, por Iltimo. hacienda una
jncisi6n en- 10 alto del tronco obtie-
nen diariamente un litro de cleric
licor %blancIzco que fermenta con ra-
pidez. Y cue constiuye un refresco
que til has bebido con avidez.
-aEl vino de palma?
ST. Antao.
-:Y aquellcs negros que trabajan
all cstan p~reparando eli aceite?
La fruta esta va madura, y Sc
ocupan en- racolectarla. .Alcancemos
ahora a Ia caravana. o la noche nos
s~orprendcr: iejos de nuestrOs hont-
bres.
E~.SpoIearon Z los caballos, y una
bora despues estaban junto a Assey-
DO. que camiHaba a IA cabeza junto a
las acemilas qGe conducian a la anna
IONA.
Como ell Sol Sc habia puesto y no
era prud:nte seguir Ia marcia DOR
aquellos terrenos paludicos, en- los
que podia haber hondos pantanos, Ia
car&vana &canp6 a corta distancla del
canal en- IN terreEo que parecia de-
sicrto.
Encendieron las hogueras para
Elantencr a distancia I los an1males
daninos, J Gu seguida, come todos es-
(Ccutinuers.1
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UN AVIADOR FRANCES RESULTO
MUERTO EN- UE COMBATE
AREO.

LUNDRES. Julio 28.-El te%niente
DE- aviaciGn frances Otto Pershau. a
quien recientemente Sc lie Impulse In
confederation de Pour lie merite'
por haher destruido el octave aeropla-
no enemigo, ha muerto Ell un comba-
to aereo. scgun Sc dice en- un despa-
clio ~pr5cedente de Amsterdam v en- 81
cual Sc eta la noticia que sobre {,
particular Ia dado el ~peri6dico ale
man Fr%ankfur.er Zeitung.
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WASHINGTON. Julio Is.

hNSIlI-NE c.N, JL!IO IL.
Nunca Sc Snpo de ia p~resencia d.
tiburoneS conedore> de hombre> al
norte del Cabo de Harteras. pero en-
estos u]timos dias han hecho sentir 81
p~resencia en- Ia costa de New Jersey.
tan frecuentemente. con tai furia, Y
Ia alarma que ella produjO fuc tan
grande en- toda Ii naci0n, que c!
PreSidenre Wilson Y su Gabinete ira
taron en- su Ultima reunion de los
medioS que dohian ser pueStoS en-
practica para combatirles.
Pero no les fue possible anunciar IA
adopci6n de medidaS que pudieran
considerarse suficienteS a Salvaguar-
dar las vidas de los milones de hahiS-
tas que visitan los lugares de verano
en- eSta apoca del ano, para pedirle n
mar protection contra e. caior. te-
niendo que limitarse 4 declarar Que
Sc habian dado inStrucciOnes . los
cue por terra y mai Jienen Il mission
de cuidar Ia costa. aSi como 4 los
miembrcs de las esraciones esparci-
das por "sta para atender al s"lra-
mento de naufragoS. 4 fin lie que
combaran q los ]tiburonas. por cuantOs
medioS tengan : 81 ~alcance.
FL Bureau de PeSca" de! Depar,a.
mento De Agriculture. IN expcdido
una circular en- q que sc recomien-
de- 4 los banlStaS que eviten los lu"a-
c profundOS, y sc dan = conocer los
metodoS mas ~f;iciles para peScar i
buroneS. En- Atlantic City Y otraS
playas famosa$ sc >iruaran de trechO
en- trecho Y = corta d~iStancia De n
costa. los enormeS anzueloS destina-
dos 4 apreSar al enemigo, prOviStOS
del cebo neceSario, los cualeS Seran
dejadoS pendienteS de peQuenaS bo?aS
noche V dia. FL Gordon de a~nzue;os
formara una inmenSa cadena en- esa:
playa cuya alfombra de arena blanca
Sc extieudc SObre IN frente de ocho
millas.
F. horror que habian causado las
noticias references I ia mutilacion lie
variaS personals en- diStinos lugares. M
aumentado aver nj ser recogido en- las
aqua de. rio de Matawan, E. cada-
yer de Lester Stilwell. el Niho de do
ce amos que fac II Ultima victima de
los tiburoneS. FL pecho. 81 abdomen
y una pantorril!a mostraban los hoca-
dos que dc n carne de ~ preSa habla
tornado Ia tiera del mar.
Sc han congregado en- "Que. >ltlo
~renUenareS de personals dispaestaS :
,enear IL muerte del nino. Los Spcrt-
men acuden q ii peSca animados por
el deseo de diverrirse. HAY otroS que
1oman parte en- ella por el deSeo &c
represalias. De ellos, algunos sc ha-
Ian armados de rifles. EStoS Darece
II esperan verle el p-riScopio - IL
huron aSeSino para disparar Sobre e.
Otros han penSado en- el bloGuto. e.
recurSo militar I que son tan atIcIo-
nadoS los americanOS. Para reallzarlu
cerraron Ia eStrecha hOca con una
Tuerte red. reforzada convenience
mente. Sc Sabe de dos uescadorcs
1u- apuardan c! eXito junto = SEN
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Nacimicnt0S.

Ina nina del matrimonial y. ''la-
iarIn. III ralIr ". Com"rci".
In min" lei matrIm"ni" 7. EriaS.
2fcS ra.lr :. Flores.
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Cuando neecsite librOs Ell eSpahOl
lirijaSe listed a IgnaciO +. LOzanO.-
307 DolGroSa SIS. Antonio. Texas.
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REGISTRO CIVIL.
L.irrnciaS para matrimonio.

Trnfiln Rodri-u"Z Y Maria Lopez.
Fred r.. Bruins ' Nar@arlta Cara
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:. :. Marcos. Scniljdad.
Manuel Granado>. amos. III ra!lr
Speed. DiS"nirria.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-21


City Clerk, City of Wauwatosa
Milwaukee County, Wis.
Sec. .. The interest coupons attached
70 SAID bonds shall be signed by the
S t;neS clerk alone, and shall be substan-
TALLY IN the following form:
Ine city Of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin,
VIII pay TO the bearer at the First Ma
tlonal Bank OF WauWatosa, in the City
gay OF ................ H., $3.50,
semi annual interest on Wauwatosa
sehooi Bond. Fourth Series, number
Dated 10
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STATE or WISCONSIN NINA UKEE
COUNTY--SOUNTI COURT--In Probate.

STATE or WISCONSIN NINA UKEE
COZ NTY-SOUNTI CUUkT--In Probate
In the matter OF the estate Oh Ii. Rosamond
Huwleydeeeaseu.
Letters tesla nentafs on the estate of r.
kosaniond Hawiey late 81 the CITY OF Nau.
walosa In said County of Milwaukee. de-
ceased having been duly granted TO Julia
Hawley Coon. of the city OF ,auwatosa by
tins Court;
ills Ordered. That the time from the dare
hereof until and including the first Tuesday Il
July A. ID. 1916 be and the same is hereby
fixed as The time within which all creditors Of
the said II. Rosamond Hawle deceased
shall present their claims fer examination
and Allowance
1t Is Further Ordered. that all claims for
nee eSSary funeral expenses. Tor the expenses
debts having preference under the laws of
the United states V hich are presented within
sixty days hereafter be examined and adjusted
by said Court, at its Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City of Milw aukee. in said
County. at the regular term thereof appointed
to be held on the first Tuesday of March.
1915 and all such creditors are hereby notified
thereof;
1t Is Further Ordered, that all other claims
and demands of all persons against the said
| H. Rosamand Hawley. deceased. be examined
and adjusted before this Court. at. it's Court
Rooms in the Court House in the City of Mil
waukee. in said County. at the regular term
thereof appointed to be held on the first Tues.
| day of September 1915. and all creditors are
| he eby notified thereof;
1t Is Further Ordered, that notice of the
| times and place Mt which said claims and de-
mands will be examined and adjusted as afore-
! said and of the time above limited for said
! creditors to present their claims and demands
! be given by publishing copy of this order and
notice. for three consecutive weeks. once in
! each " eek in the Wauwatosa News a news
! paper published in the County of Ailw aukee.
| the first publication to be within fifteen days
| from the date hereof.
Dated this 2Sth day of December 1915.
BY the Court.
JOHN C. KAREL.
County Judge
| II H. Brand. At orney 47w3
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Proposed Ordinance.

The Common Council of the City of
Wauwatosa do ordain as follows:
An Ordinance providing for the issue
of municipal bonds of the City of
WanwatOsa, Wisconsin, I'm the sum of
twenty thousand dollars ($20,0O0.O0l
for the purpose of raising money to
pay the cost OF erecting and equip
ping Gye-FOOm addition to the
Aetna Park school building, located
I'm the Third ward of the City of Mnu-
watOsa, Wisconsin.
Section /. To provide means for de-
fraylng the cost of constructing and
equipping a five-room addition TO the
Aetna Park School building, located in
the Third ward of the City of Wauwa-
tosa Wisconsin, bonds OF the said city
to the amount of twenty thousand dol
lars ($20,000.00) are hereby authorized
to be issued which shall be known as
"Wauwatosa School Bonds. Fourth
Series"
Sec, 2. It shall be the duty of the
City Clerk of the said city to procure
forthwith twenty COO .orms of blanks
of school bonds fourth series, of one
thousand dollars $1,0e0.00) each.
Sec 3. Said bonds shall be numbered
consecutivelY, beginning with number
one ID and ending with number TWEEN
~ (20). They shall bear date ON the
first day of May, 1916, and shall be
payable in lawful money of the United
States of America at the First Ma
tional Bank of Wauwatosa, at Wauw&-
q
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attempt TO convince him of the error
of his ways. Bat he goes on doing
good in his own way and permits no
one or nothing to swerve him from
his course. He may have many faults,
there are few who have them not, but
this one virtue will outweigh all the
faults and in the opinion of those who
know him best, shat one virtue will
atone for all the mistakes that he
could possibly make. No matter how
often he may erin case of that
kind he is always right.
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COMMON COUNCIL


A regular meeting of the Common
Council was held Tuesday evening.
Jan. Is, with seven aldermen present
and President Chandler in the chair.
On motion of Alderman jones. the
reading of the minutes of the preceding
meeting was dispensed with and the
minutes were approved as printed.
Semi-monthly pay roll referred to
Committee on Finance.
Resolution resembling resolution of
December 2lst, 1918, providing for
issuance of school bonds in denomina-
lions of S25O.o0 adopted under suspen-
sion of The rules.
Resolution providing for issuance of
500. 900 school bonds in denominations
of $1,000. Adopted under suspension
of the rules.
Ordinance providing for issuance of
said bonds read and referred to the
Committee on Finance and ordered
printed as proposed Or dinance as pro-
vided by law.
Resolution providing for paying
special taxes on Aetna Park school
property passed under suspension of
the rules.
Resolutions providing for extension
of water mains on Fifth Avenue from
Windsor Avenue to North Avenue and
on Vista Avenue from Eighth Avenue
easterly. Adopted on recommendation
of the Board of Public Works.
Bills and payrolls reported back by
Committee on Finance, allowed and
ordered paid.
On motion of Alderman Hanson the
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Jan
nary 25th, 1915, at 7:45 pm.
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What He Does Not Print.

The average newspaper man has
much to say on the subject of the
news that he prints. and as rule,
there is plenty and of sufficient va
riety to appeal to all classes of read
ers. The good citizen may wish that
there was more of the things in which
he is specially interesed, but being
far-minded win readily concede that
his wish is impossible of fulfillnent.
AZ the tastes of many have to be con-
suited.
There are few in every community
who censure the editor because he
does not print an occasional happen
ing that may appear of great i'm port
ance to these few. The editor rarely
explains. 1t would be waste of
words. But the chances are that in
his heart of hearts he is more proud
of the fact that he does not priut
some things than of ali the big stories
that he has ever served up to his
readers. He recalls in after years,
not the things that lie did PRINT, but
those that remained Imprinted, says
the Burlington Hawk-Eye. There he
has saved a family or a circle of
friends or some individual, shame and
grief and he can not doubt, that such
things are remembered and that there
is Ii warm spot in the hearts of those
interested, because the newspaper
man suspended the rules and refused
to print what Ii number of the minori-
ty would have considered the best
kind of II story.
Whether he is ever rewarded in
any other way or not, his own con-
science brings him reward that is
of sufficient value to recompense him
over and over again for every thing
that may be said against this course.
He may be ridiculed by few and un'
braided by others, but this is sound.
er sleep, his is a greater love and
respect for his calling, because it eu
ables him thus to do good in man
ner that could be accomplished in M
other way. Occasionally some on,
prominent in his own profession ma.
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WAUWATOSANEWS
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CRY.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
Published at Wauwatosa. Wisconsin. every
Friday by John r. Benoy.
Sent TO any address 10 the United Statesfor
Hoo year.
Entered ct the Wauwatosa post ONCE as
second class matter.
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Sec. 4. Said bonds shall bear interest
at the rate of four and one-half (47s)
per cent. per annum, payable semi IAN
nually on the 18th days of September
and March in each year upon interest
coupons which shall be attached there
to for the payment of said semi-annuai
interest at the First National Bank of
Wauwatosa, in the City of Wauw atosa,
Wisconsin.
Sec. 5. The form of said bonds shall
be substantially IS follows.
State of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee County,
City of Wauwatosa.
Wauwatosa City School Bonds.
Fourth Series 81 900. 90
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
tINTS. That the City Of Wauwatosa is
Justly indebted to and VIII nay the
bearer at the First National Bank of
Wauwatosa, in the City of Wauwatosa.
($1,0Oo,00) in lawful money of the
United States of America. on the 18th
day of March in the year 19 to-
gether with interest thereon at the rate
of four and one-half (4h Gd) per cent.
per annum, payable mi-annually on
the 18th days of September and March
in each year, upon the presentation of
the annexed interest coupons therefor.
for the payment of which sums. both
principal and interest, the faith and
credit of said city are invIolably and
irrevocably. pledged.
This bond is one of a series of twenty
(20) bonds of one thousand dollars
(s100000) each. issued for the purpose
of borrowing money to be used to pay
five-room addition to the Aetna Park
School building, located in the Third
ward of the City of Wauwatosa. Wis
consin.
And it is hereby rec1ted and certified
that all the acts, conditions and things
required to be done and performed pre-
ceding the issuing of said bonds, have
been properly done and performed in
due FORM as required by law; that the
value of taxable property in the City
Of Wauwatosa Wisconsin. accordine
county taxes is $427S SOS. 90: and that
there is no existing Indebtedness of
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-21

Mayor, City of Wauwatosa,
Milwaukee County, Wis.
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St. Louis, Mo.-"Hands up!' The
command came from one ftwo robbers
who entered saloon recently. The
crowed at the bar raised their hands,
all except one-armed Michaels Me-
Carthy. Then pistol spoke and
Me earthly dropped dead. When the
robbers saw Nc Carthy's empty sleeve,
they fed panic stricken
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County school of Agrleul,urs

The Milwaukee County School of
in compliance with request made by
u number Of women of Milwaukee
County, is offering a free course in
cooking and dress making. This re-
quest is the result of the success of
similar courses previously offered at
the school.
This year the course in dress making
will teach the care and use of COM
mercial patterns through the making
of an apron and dresses, starting with
ii simple house dress. Special stress
will be laid on the use of the sewing
machine and it's attachments. This
course began Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 10th and continues every
Wednesday afternoon from l. 80 to 4,
for eight weeks.
The course in cookery has not been
definitely decided upon, but will be ar
ranged to suit the desires of those who
attend. This course began Monday
afternoon, Jan. 18th. and continues
every Monday from 100 to $50 for
eight weeks.
These courses are open to all women
who are interested in learning some
facts about simple dress making OF
some phase of the subject of cookery