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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Face PoUder and Rouge

FL Perfeeto Veda Rose Rouge Soc size. 23c
Mime. Ise'bes Face Powder, white only, SOC
SIC AT ............... $500. ''..I of
Bourjois' Java Rice Powder. four shades. .39c
Dorine Face Powder. blanche and naturelle SOC
size at Observation-Disclosures. 39c
la Blaehe Face Powder. four shades. SOC
Bourjois Madeline Face Powder. blanche. rose
or Rachel, SOC size. ......... ..t........ &c
Bourjois Novita Face Powder. 3Sc size. .19c
Bourjois Ashes OF Roses Rouge. 25e size. 15c
Aubrey Sisters Compact Powder leatherette
case with puff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pivers Face Powders. lie Trefle Azurca. etc.
......-+... ........-... .+-s....... - w
Roger & Galle,'s Psyka Face Powder. in fancy
glass Jars Observation-Disclosures. So 5
DjerkiSs Face Powders four shades. Soc
Roger & Gallet's Niole,te de Parme Face Pow
DER AZ ...s...... .OOg
Mime. Ise'belrs Natural Blush Rouge. Soc size
Marie Antoine,te and Mcorose Face Powders.
ooc quahty ...........'.....'''. ....''. SSc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Hair Brushes, Nail and
Tooth Brushes

rubber cushion. SIPS quality. .9Se
Imported Hair Brushes, stiff bristles, backs of
ebony and other rare woods. 75c and 100 val
ucS, AT HOG
Tooth Brushes transparent or bone handles, lSc
and 20c qualities Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
Rubberset Tooth Brushes, the genuine 1Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
START on LONG hike

Planning to hike 10 San Fran
cisco. Martha Barnes and Ora
Saunders. young women from
Castle Rock. started out along the
Pacific highway from Georgetown
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
AXE MANY PRISONERS
SAVES W0MAN'S LIFE

The arrival Of = city physician
early Wednesday prevented the
death OF Josie Thomas. colored.
1851 Main st.. after she had taken
permAnganate OF potash in an At
tempt TO commit suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
STORAGE MAN SEEKS
BOOZE SHIPMENTS

Walter Eyres, manager of the
Eyres Storage and Transfer Co..
will endesvor. Thursday. in police
court. 10 get possession OF $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

Fire aid $4,000 damage to the
Chesterfield apartments. 18th ave
and Republican St. Tuesday after
poon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

previous pictures. II has been de-
cided To put him at the head OF a
company of his own.
The Tellegens wcr. accompanied
TO California by five servants. a
dog and two automobiles. They
will live In Hollywood
Il am glad TO be back for anoth.
er dip into pictures. Miss Farrar
announced. back where my TO.
nance began"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12

Owing scarcity toilet wares, and the
that many prices less odays market quotations.
the right to limit quantities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Shampoos, Depilatories, Etc.

Mum, a pleasing deodorant. ........... Ice
Pinauds Brilliantine, 35c size.
Odorono. the toilet water that prevents perspir-
dAlOU, JIG size a ~
"47ll" Depilatory, OF the best regularly
bl.OD ...............- .O0C
FL RADIO" for removing superfluous hair. SOC
size Zoe
Spiro Powder deodorant 25c size. -16<
Bronnley's Shampoo Powders, make delight
full egg julep for the hair. 6 for. -25t
Nine Isebells Depilatory, Slo0 size. ....30t
Canthrox, the popular shampoo. SOC size. .20t
Bandolinc, for dressing the hair l5c SIZE Be
Amolin Powder, 25c size. ................15$
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Tolcum and 7 oilef POWDERS

Corylopsis or Wistaria Taloum Powder. l5c size
less Talcum Powder. 25c size ............1Sc
Mary Garden Talcum Powder, Soc size. 35c
Mennen's or Colgate's Tacum Powder. 15c
Lilas de Rigaud Tacum Powder. SOC size. .35c
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{ I SAL Or on 51 Coos
A Bag of Samples

for you, II you are among the first $50 Gus
toners at this sale. Each sack contains 10
or II samples Of popular toilet wares-well
worth having.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Tooth POWDERS and
Denfifrices
Manicure Accessories

Cutex. Appropriation for the nails. 25c size 16t
Ebony Nail Buffers. removable chamois, rcgu-
lar oOc size. .-...-...... .....'....... SSc
Manicure Sets. peoes-file, orange stick and
three emery boards. .....................1 Oc
Imperial Nail Polish in ivory finished boxes,
iSc size DC
Mazda Nail Polish, in ivory finished boxes. sc
Steel Manicure Scissors with white enameled
handles ...-.........-. .............. LOG
Ivy" Antiseptic Emery Boards, box of II, very
Inc ........s..... LOG
Flexible Emery Boards in boxes, dozen....7c
Orange Manicure Sticks. dozen. .......1Oc
Lustrite Manicure Outfits. everything for the
traveller Observation-Disclosures. 25c
French lvory-finishcd Manicure Articles, mostly
cuticle and corn knives. ...............1O
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Special
Salespeople

10 I'll your entire needs at this great
sale-to go with you and take down
your order to be filled later. saving
you that delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
GERMAN TROOPS
REGAIN GROUND
Gen. Hsig Reports Enemy Ad-
vance East of
Albert
IRISH RAID TRENCHES

LONDON. July HERMAN
troops repslned some lost
ground IN the fighting las,
night between the Msmeu
ard rrones wood. east Of Al.
bert. eu, all ether enemy AZ.
tseks were beaten of with
heavy enemy Losses. Gen. HALO
reported 20 the war office thls
afternoon,
A party OF irlsh rusllIers
penetrated German trerehes At
. strongly held position south
eass Of loos last night. Gen.
Halls reported.
They remained 30 rlnutes,
killing many Germans. and re-
firing with slight losses
Ger. siala reported that the
Germans have been heavily re-
lnforeed.
The allies great steam roller In
moving eastward thru the German
lines exactly on schedule time.
High military men. returning
from the front. declared today that
the offensive is proceeding with
all the mathematical exactness
with which II was originally plan
ned.
They admitted the allies eopied
from the German attack at verdun
their present tactics OF smashing
their way thru German defenses
purely with heavy artillery and
trench mortars.
They declare. however. that
whereas the Germans at verdun
were unable 10 keep up their max.
imum progress after the first on.
slansht. the allies have continued
10 progress according 10 schedule.
Since the beginning % the OF.
fcnslve the sllies' heavy artillery
has completely pierced the Ger.
man lines at several points. rem.
dering possible infantry thrusts
fer az great a distance as l5 kilo-
meters teight and one-haif milesl.
had ne allies been willing ,c sacri.
flee the men. such an operation
would have cntailed.
Instead. the allied commanders
have consistently refused 10 ad,
vance their men until they have
brought up heavy artillery and
cleared a path.
TAKE MANY PRISONERS
PARIS. July 1.-THE night WAS
calm on both banks Of the Somms
last night. said an official state
uent from the war office today.
dealing with tho AnsiokrAnoo OF.
fersive.
Since the beginning OF the allied
offensive tho British and French
forces have captured % VILLAGES.
10000 prisoners. i0+ cannon and
several hundred machine guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-12
Face Creams and Lotions

Theatrical Cold Cream. H-lb. 2Sc jars 19c
Pompeian Massage Cream SOC jar. .39c
Sempre Govine. Queen OF Beautficrs. Soc size
at ........... .*-............. ooC
French Benzoin and Almond Cream, SOC size
N <sUs
Ponds Extract Company's Vanishing Cream.
TWO sizes ...........-... lOC ana oDC
Nm Iscbell's Cold Cream, 500 size, Is jars
oniy) ...-.....-........ .....s..'... 'OoC
Ponds Ex,rae, Companys Inimitable Cold
Cream Observation-Disclosures. 19c and SOC
Mime. Ise'bers Turkish Bath Oil. Soc size. 23c
Creme Almo. for sunburn and tan, 2Sc size lac
Daggett & Ramsdels Perfect Cold Cream, Sc
size AT .......-... .....s..'' .'*.... .OOe
Holmes Fragrant Frostilla, 25c size. go. 15c
Daggett & Ramsdes Perfect Cold Cream. SOC
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream ...... SOC
French Rose Water and Glycerine. 25c size 1Sc
Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so size 81 10
Migrants Milkwecd Cream. SOC size. .... 33c
Peroxide Vanishing Cream 2sc jars 1Sc
Kintho Beauty Cream freekle remover. 45c
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09
Official Minutes Board of T rustees

ton to indicate any person. We
hicle or substantial object within
ten 1O) feet Of the side Of said
motor vehicle at a point ten (lOl
feet or more ahead Of it. The
terms "beam" as used in this
ordinance. is to be construed us
meaning the approximately par
alel rays Of lights and projected
by a reflector.
Section 2. BE it further or
dained. etc. That any person or
persons. firms or corporation VIC
lating the provisions of Section
One of this ordinance, shall.
upon conviction thereof before
the City Court. be fined not more
than $500 Five Dollars; or SEN
fenced to imprisonment for not
more than ten days or both at
the discretion Of the said Court.
Section 3. BE it further or
dained, etc. that all ordinances
or parts Of ordinances in conflict
herewith. be. and the same are
hereby appealed.
H. 8. SEALY, Mayor.
Mr.. 7. Drago appeared before
the Board with a request that
water tap he installed in his res
Idence at the corner Of Madison
and Providence streets, there be-
ing no main on Madison street. |
1t was on motion of Mr.. Sealy,
seconded by Mr.. Villermin and
adopted unanimously. that a one
nch pipe he run from French |
md Madison Streets to said
premises, at the curb line, for the
consideration of 5000 to be paid
y Mr.. Drago: with the under
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER.

petition to be published in English in
! the official journal of the City once a
week for four weeks. and if at the ex-
| piraton of said publication so made of
said petition the owners of a majority
OF said adjacent aud abutting property
shall not. by petition signed by the pc
titioners aud addressed to the Board OF
Trustees object to the same said Board
Of Trustees shall. by resolution or other
wise, order the opening, widening.
realiguing. re-arranging or strengthening
Of the street SO pettioned for under and
IN accordance with existing laws. and
the whole cost thereof shall be borne by
The owners of the property benefited by
the same.
In addition to the powers and author
ity granted to the Board of Trustees UNI
der any of the provisions of its charter
to sell OF change the destination Of any
street or property under the conditions
herein stated. the Board of Trustees shall
also have the power and authority. by a
two thirds vote Of all the members
elected thereto. if the Board Of Trustees
deem the same for public benefit. TO al
low substitution of new street or streets
OF equal or greater width for an existing
street or streets, upon petition signed
by every person owning real property in
the square Of which said existing street
is one of the street boundries or in the
square OF which said existing streets are
street boundries. the entire Improvement
to be made and extra cost thereof. in
Guiding intersections to be borne by the
owner OF real property fronting or, such
'xstng street or streets. all work TO De
lone according to plans to be approved
~ the Board of Trustees and upon lines
md lewis TO be furnished bv the Truss
ee OF Public Safety. The cost of pub
'cation of petitions required by this
ecton shall be borne by the signers of
he same. The majority of property re
erred to in this section shall be con
trued to mean majority of the as
essed value of the property to be af-
ected by the proposed improvement.
Sec. IL. Be it further ordained. etc.
That the provisions of this ordinance
hall not apply to contracts which the
'oard of Trustees shall have entered
nto for the paving. repsving banquet
ng and rebanquetting of The streets in
he City of New Iberia prior to the date
ereof
H. S SEAIY Mavor
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09

And yet he died, poor union.
ored. and unrccognizcd. and h,
rests in a forgotten grave; but
he loved God. he loved his fel
lows. and he did his best to trans
late that love into service. And
| that is success. We mis.iudge
men. We measure them by fam
lily standards. The dollar stand
ard is useless. for Christ died
poor. and Commodore Vanderbilt
left millions. Fame is not an
accurate measure. for some times
it rests upon falsehood. History
is not always true. and some lit
tie men have great regulations.
and some great men are unknown.
Kant was dead long before men
realized the greatness of his
thought Education is no true
test to success. The umlettered
father is sometimes much bigger
man than his cultured son, and
the doctor Of divinity is often a
lesser saint than some Of his I'M
educated hearers. Mountain
peaks and stars are grand. hut
they are no more useful nor beau
tiful than the blades Of grass. To
be Just and merciful: to love
honor and truth: to be pure and
kind and loving: to live our faith
and help our neighbors this is true
'nccess.-The Christian Guardian.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09
New Iberia. Sept. 9Th, ZIG.

New Iberia. Sept. 9Th, '16.
The Board Of Trustees of tn,
City of New Iberia convened this
day in special session with Mayo,
II. S. Sealy presiding. Messrs
Suberbiellc and Villermin pres
ent. for the purpose Of transact
ing any and all matters needing
attention.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
on motion Of Mr.. Villermin, sec
Onded by Mr.. Suberbielle.
The following ordinance was
introduced by Mr.. Sealy:
Ordinance No. 112.
An ordinance relative to head
lights Oh motor vehicles operated
in the City Of New iberia.
Section l. BE it ordained by
the Board Of Trustees of the City
Of New Iberia. that every motor
vehicle operated upon the streets
Of the City Of New Ibria, should
throw sufficient light ahead to re-
veal any person, vehicle or sub
stantial object upon the roadway
straight ahead Of such motor We.
hiclc at distance Of at least one
hundred and fifty 15O) feet.
These lights should be perma-
ncntly SO arranged that no por-
ton Of the reflected beam of
light, when measuring at a point
of fifty (5O) feet or more ahead
of the vehicle shall rise more
thon forty-two (42) inches above
the level surface on which a We I
hicle stands. Said lights should I
also give sufficient side illumina-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
M. w. FISHER.

A large new Bungalow on 1,olIy line. :
miles flsm the Court Honse, contain
Ing acres Of ground House is mod
cru in every particular with SANITARY
fixtures. Price $4,000 90 $1,000 must be
cash and blapoe suitable to purchase
The ~ srpent farm of Edward Leblanc
eH"ased shout miles west Of Now
lbetla ~, acres from the beautiful
Spanish Lake. ,, miles from negura
Refinery. l3 acres from Public School
House. Tor sale Mt bargain. Large
story and half house on property. in
good condition. 3tennapt houses, crib.
large barn AK So feet. building fermey
~ used a. blacksmith shop. one buggy
and store house. 100 Orange trees.
some bearing fruit. pecan trees. 20 fig
trees. plum and pear trees, oak trees.
and several cuthouses, 3 single plows.
! eultivstOvs. double plows. Fifteen
acres of this land bss been in pasture
for 20yesrs. Price 81, 500; 81. 600 cash.
balance negotiable notes
For sale or rent a house and lot aituated
at No. l2a Prairie Avenue. known ~
the Daniels property. the lot measures
about l12 by 2O7 feet. Price ollOO, can
be rented At So per month.
A track OF land with improvements At
Fausse POipte on west side OF Tecbe.
known IA the Moore Farm. containing
III acres. Price 10000 90 Will no
sold Tor pstt cssb. balance on long
time il desired.
\ new Bungalow. situated on Marie 81.
ana Duperier Avenue, containing 3 bed
rooms. dining room. kitchen. bath
room and onthouses Price 1920 90:
$3.50 90 cash, and balance can be paid
monthly at $25. 90 per month il desired.
Occupied now by 4 $I5 90 tenant.
Inc large story brick building adjoin-
ing Hotel Frederick
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09

standing that one other water
patron may connect on this same
pipe. and further consideration
that whenever a water main is
placed IN front Of the premises
III question. that the City Will
connect to said main aud the one
inch pipe from French street
shall he returned IS property Of
the CITY Of New iberia which
was agreeable TO Mr.. Drago.
The following bills were read
and ordered paid, on motion Of
Mr.. ScaIy. seconded by Mr.. Vii
/ lcrmin:
New Iberia Hardware Co.. hose.
cite. Fire co. No. !. 800, hose
couplings. City Market $3.50.
nails. Street aud Bridves $40.
hardware. cite. Plant Expense
- 90. street lamps. 1914; j. NJ.
Wyche, hay. Plant horse feed,
1850. .. Rcnoudet. brooms. City
Hall $3.50. Plant expense. shov
els. harware 81. -. grecse. City
Bridge 81 100: Electrical Supply
Co.. cross arms and pins, Plant
Expense 1913; New Iberia lee
& Bot. Works. ice. Plant Fix.
pense 81 80. CITY Hall. ice $3.50.
.. Rcnoudet, Board Of Health |
$500. Street and Bridges, valve,
Sl.75: Scgura Drug Co.. drugs, |
paupers Toe: w. G. Disch. pau
pcrs *l.75: ID. Dorsey. shoeing
horses. Street and Bridge $1.l5;
lI.F. Reynaud. sharpening NOW
err blade, repairs. street and
bridge $500: Geo. Costa. shoe
ing horses and mules. street and
bridges $500: G. Cordova, oil.
SOAP. etc. plant expense $3.S5;
New iberia Foundry. repairs and
Plant $12.4O; Geo.
Costa. shoeing horse. plant ex-
pensc 81 90, 800: General Flee
trio Co., fuse plugs. 1921, plant
expense: Drago Bros, repairing
collars. street and bridges
y. IS; Manufactures Record. adv.
ire department 1920: Joe Rod
'igues, feeding prisoners $45.uu;
Toe Dcmarco. % bbls. shells
y 20, street and bridge; New
IBERIA Enterprise. printing, light
liant, $50, printing deeds, etc.
1ayor $1,000; Bertrand Lumber I
o.. street and bridges, lumber
] 80, 1896, sheet iron $11.35,
liant expense, cement 15c. 25c,
lmber 42c, sewer pipe, ETC.,
1.54. water treatment, lime, ,
1920. $3.50, $3.50; New iberia {
commission Co. plant feed, $3.50,
3.O5, $3.50; Bonnyman-Norman
oal Co.. coal. fuel, account |
liant $33.s7; *49.11, $3.50. !
On motion of Mr.. Villermin, /.
'conded by Mr.. Scaly the meet /
4 adjourned. q
H. s. sEALY, Mayor. a
Il. f. VILIIERMIN. elk, b
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-09

H. S. SEALY. Mayor.
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-18

fastened together with screws run
through the upper boards and into the
upper edges of the side pieces.
Well-planed wood should be used,
and when complete 1t can be stained q
nice dark green and afterward we'll
vanished.
It can. of course. be made in a larger
or smaller size than that mentioned
II preferred, and II desired, in place
of staining, it can be painted some
other color selected possibly to har-
monize with the other colors that there
may be in the room in which it IL tc
find . place.
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-18

bands of braid between knees and
hem; the coat short, slightly curved
in at the waist; the sleeves long and
plain and all edges bound with braid;
the fronts should be fastened with
two buttons, one below the collar bone,
the other slightly below the waist line.
the space between open to show q
blouse of fine white batiste.
The thrush of silk net in . new pat
tern has caused an immense amount of
satin to be ordered by the dressmak-
ers to be used as . foundation and
probably as q bodice. The majority
has not realized that net gowns ought
to be ultrafashionable for the late
spring and summer. The new net II
coarser than what we have been wear
ing, and 1t has a broken surface. 1t
has a square or round mesh, q polka
dot large or small, . thin, trailing
vine design or a stripe. Possibly, all
these new nets could be classed un-
der the head of point d'esprit.
One of the best known designs Is
called a Reboux net, and other weaves
are SO coarse that at first glance they
would not appear suitable for eve
ming frocks. Yet, II one does not like
them for formal gowns, they are ad-
mirable for afternoon frocks, over the
thinnest silk lining.
A quarter Of q century ago, these
nets In black and white were the
choice for afternoon ffocks with slight
ly low necks and elbow sleeves; and
=
turn back rs years and these gowns
will again be In fashion.
One Of the latest Of the afternoon
frocks. in blue and white striped silk.
shown in the illustration, has won
many friends among eastern women Of
fashion.
Copyright, 1916 by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate)
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-18

was discovered thnt Ludwig had drawn
q large sum of money from the bank
the day before The ffe.s Perhaps. in
coilusion viii Rslnhazds, he had left
the country and abandoped his family
But there was NO reason why he
should murder his wife and son. oven
II he did that. So one theory, after an.
other was taken up and abandoned.
and meanwhile every square foot OF
the countrywide was being searched for
evidence. - =
And it throws an interesting light
up6h ciftumstantiAl evidence as an in.
stitution that the belief in Reinhardt's
guilt grew into . certainty. and every
thing the man had said and done since
his coming. to the neighborhood be-
came proof, az Of holy writ. that he
was the malefactor. Everybody re-
membered something which. in the
light Of the murders, demonstrated his
evil intentions. Had Bertha remained
in her disturbed mental condition, it is
almost certainty that the truth would
never have been known. ~
But Bertha regained her faculties
under the wise ministrations of the
physicians. and when she was able to
speak the cloud was lifted from Rein
hardt's reputation She had seen her
mother and brother murdered, and the
slayers were Langoltz and his son.
Her father and Reinhardt had gone
away from home early in the evening.
and the rest Of the family retired at
the usual time Bertha heard knock
at the door and went to the head of
the stairs to see who the visitor was.
Her mother opened the door. and there
stood Langoltz. He struck her down
with clubbed gun. Herman, hearing
the noise, emerged from his bedroom
and started down the stairs, when
Langoltz shot him. Then the poacher
entered the house, went to Ludwig's g
desk, pried it open. and took a roll OF
gold from it. He saw Bertha, but paid
no attention to her; she soon realized
why The son came with an armful OF
inflammable stun, scattered 1t over the
| floor, and set fire to 1t. They meant to
burn her alive.
When the murderers left the house
the brave little girl-she was only ten
years old-tried to leave after them,
but the floor was all ablaze; with great
presence of mind she took blankets
from the beds, and spread them before
her on the floor, and thus managed to
get out of the house, badly scorched
when she ran to Weidig's and then
| she remembered no more.
| Langoltz and his son, against whom
there had been no breath Of suspicion
up to that time, were arrested, and in
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-18

Although no woman hesitates to
have her most formal evening gown
made Of taffeta, especially when it fs
IN the soft Fragonard colors, built up
with lace and touched up with roses.
she finds satin an attractive substi-
tute, and is glad that It has been re-
turned to fashion. S.ss ~.
Satin suits are appearing on smart
women also, and II anyone IL looking
for good choice Of coat and skirt q
bit different from what. every other
woman has there 10 everything to say
in favor Of black satin trimmed with
wide. soft, black silk braid; the skirt
laid in double box plaits attached to
an irregular and shallow hip yoke;
the bottom trimmed with three graded