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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

report to G.. l.. VOss, treasurer, the
name OF the subscriber and the amount
subscribed, and in this way perfect
record will be kept of the work with
no chance for confusion.
The following is the assignment for
the city of DenisOn:
Blocks / 2, 3, 4. 5, G, Jacob Weiss.
Blocks 9, 10, IL, P. j. Klinker.
Grace Park, George McHenry.
Blocks 16, II, IS, Martin Saggau.
Blocks 10, 20. n, "a, 35, j. w. Miller
Jr
Blocks %, %, rs, 2G, q. Jacob Sims.
Blocks 20, 20. 80. 81, IS. 40, so. 81.
f. NJ. Hugg, II. p. Conner
Blocks 80, As, as, r. E. Mote.
Blocks Al, AZ Emil Miller.
Blocks 40, so. H. A. Norman.
Blocks Sc, 81, B. Brodersen.
Blocks 81, IS, John Cook.
Blocks 50, So, Chas. Bolleh.
Blocks 73, "a, Sears McHenry.
Blocks Is, 76. T. J. Garrison.
Blocks II. IS, e. w. Pierce.
Blocks 62, CT. 6S. 81, Hugo Gebert.
Geo. Naeve.
Blocks 81, 50. w. E. Kahler.
Blocks 81. IS. 80. 90. J. H. Patterson.
Blocks SO, 81, Mrs. w. Fl. Laub.
Blocks 81, SO, J. B. Lyon.
Blocks 10, so. w. G. Rollins.
Blocks 1O1. lO2. l24, l3l. l.. W. Pow.
ers.
Blocks 1913, 1872. F.. X. Burch.
Blocks 1O4, 1O7, lOS. G. L. Caswell
Blocks 1OG. 107. 1913, ]. p. Conner.
Blocks 100, 40. c. l.. Voss.
Blocks Ill, l12. Oscar Lehman
Blocks ll3. ia. Mrs. McCutcheOn.
Blocks us. 40. Mrs. Ley, Verne
Stocking.
Blocks 100. 12l. 1872, Mrs. Criswe,l.
Mrs. Frank Stock.
Blocks 1873. 1874. 1876. Mrs. George
Sprecher
Blocks 1876. 1877. Mrs. Chas. Menagh.
Blocks 1873. 1879. 146, lat, Miss Nee.
han. NJ. e. Jones.
Blocks 14O. 14l. l42, Mrs. Jas. Arm
strong.
Blocks l5l. 1852. 1873. Mrs. p. j. Egg
gers.
Blocks 14S, $40. $50, Jenna Strahan.
The committee found itself unable
to make satisfactory assignments for
the different townships in the county.
hut recommended in several Of the
townships the following:
Iowa, Mr.. Ehrichs.
NishnabOtny. Manila.
Washington. Dan Hemphill. Mrs.
Union, Dow City.
Boyer, S. X. Nelson, with help.
Willow, Charter Oak to organize.
Paradise, J. N. Bell, Mrs. Frank Carl.
DenisOn Twp. Ira Gillmor.
East Boyer. Tracy Chapman. Chas.
Speck. -,
Hayes. Vail and West Side to organ
ize.
West Side Twp, Red Cross organiza.
ton of Vail and West Side.
Milford Red Cross organization of
DelOit.
Goodrich. John Woodruff, Carl Whey
Hanover, John Schmadke.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

Crawford county, through the board
of supervisors. is advertising in this
issue of the Review for sealed bids on
bridge material. Bids will be opened
on Friday December 2Sth. the hoard
.reserving the right to reject any or all
bids.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

Harry Clark went up to Ida Grove
Sunday. where he spent the day with
his wife. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs Clark is talk
ing treatments at Ida Grove and, we
are pleased to report that her condi-
ton is improving.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

Misses Louisa Jones, We're Menagh
and Fern Mills. who are students at
the State University Of Nebraska at
Lincoln, are expected home the last
of this week to spend the Christmas
vacation in Denison with relatives.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19

John Curry. of Seward. Neb.. ar
rived in DenisOn Monday for short
visit with 2his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Curry.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
Toilet Sets at 20 per ct. Off

Our assortment of toilet sets this season is
very complete. and consists of manicurinS sets
and toilet sets, in all grades. Very specially
priced for this week at 4 special discount from
regular prices of 20 per cent.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
Warm Bathrobes

Make especially pleasing gifts Tor women.
This week we offer a complete line Of heavy
bathrobcs i'll different patterns and colorS.
A gift of this sort is to be appreciated.
Very specially priced at $3.50, $4.e5 and $5.o5.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
Colgate $ Toilet Accessories

Consisting OF perfumes, toilet waters. soaps
OF the highest quality. face creams and in fact.
all accessories necessary to the toilet. Offered
to mean exceptional savings on each purchase.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
These Velvet Handbags

Are very acceptable. At this time We offer
our entire stock OF velvet handbags. regularly
sold at l.5O to $S.21, at a special discount
from regular prices of 20 per cent
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-19
Christmas Blouses at $4.95
Leather HANDBAGS

Are always nice gifts. All leather handbags,
regularly sold from $l.OO to $3.50, will be Of
fcrcd very special for this week at a discount
from regular, prices OF 20 per cent. 81.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF. TRADE

New York, June 2s-Dun's weekly
report tomorrow will say:
The half year ends with various un-
certainties In evidence and with many
economic problems still to be met and
further changes effected. Yet the alb
sence of conspicuous unsettlement
during the present period OF readjust-
ment with failures relatively moderate
has demonstrated that business and
finance rest on a solid basis and con-
fidence remains the predominating
sentiment. The question of prices
compels general attention and doubts
about the future of certain Of the
leading markets tend to induce hesi-
fancy and waiting in many quarters
and cause some unrest.
Exceptional offers are made for rush
shipments. Such deliveries are
not often possible with the handicaps
of shortage OF raw materials and labor
and OF transportation delays continu-
ing and in all cases the requirements
of private interests are subordinate to
those of the government which in
crease and become more diversified.
The enormous war buying sustains
manufacturing at high pitch, and mer-
camille branches are in turn favorably
affected. while maintenance of sea-
sonable temperatures imparts added
stimulus to retail trade over a wide
area. though many consumers still
purchase sparingly because of the ex-
treme prices.
Yet while distribution in most Sec
tions has been in lessened volumes.
there is comparatively little complaint
regarding collections. and with the
completion of present special financial
operations easier conditions in money
are to be expected. One of the best
features of the general situation Is the
steady improvement in grain crop
prospects with wheat now promising
more abundant yields than recent off,
cial forecasts indicated.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Raltimore. June Give POULTRY-riices
rer pound unless otherwise stated. Chickens.
spring, ~ 10 IL pounds. 80: do, lib and less
Is: do, old hens. heavy, "A; do. snal to ne
dium, / ID. %; do, old rocsters. l2al3; ducks.
vourg Muscoyy and mongrel, Sale; do. young
white Pekinss. l6alT: do. Indian Runners, l5;
DO. ruddlc choice. fat. l5als; do, small. poor
l5aF: pigeons. old. pIir, u; do, young. pair' ~
BU1rER-Sepalator. extra ssass; hrsts, "a
y; blocks. rounds. extra. sass; hrsts, osa
dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and VIZ
Ginia, extras. s3aa; fsts. y; storepacked.
hrsts, -: rolls. Maryland and Psnnsyirania,
hIsts. y; do, West Virginia. frsts, j.
EGGS-Market easy. Maryland, Pennsylvania
and nearby. frsts 81: Eastern Shore. MARYLAND
and Virginia. firsts. S2: Western lOhio'' nrslS
Cardinal. hrsts 81 Western, fresh. hrsts. cases
co;nt case. 81: candled. Sas6
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUlTS-Po-
tatoes new, Norfolk and Hampton. bbl.. iCoa
30; Charleston. IIime. bbl.. 7ooa7.5o; do. sc
onds bbl.. 4cOa5oo; do, culls. bbi. 2ooaSoe;
River, bcI. 600a6.59: RappahannOck. No. |.
Dbl, eCJa55G: do. No. 2. bbL. 4oOaaoo; ap-
ules, New York State No. ]. Dbl, loOa55,;
do, No. ., bbl., 2.ocaa.I5; asparagus. Aaryiand
and Virginia. No. !. doz.. l.50a2oo; do, No. =
doz.. 7sal.25; bans, Charleston, green, basket,
Io0al .; do, pcIII. basket, l.Ooal2S; do. wax
basket lCOal .; Ncrfolk. basket l0Dal.e5; bets.
NuioIk. bunch. lsa2. Rsppahannock. bunch
ialh; blackberries. Southern. quart. lOal2; cab
tase. Eastern Shore Virginia, bol. l1Sa2ol'
Nfrf1lk, III. l5ral.15: York River. crate, l.ooa
go; celery, Florida. crate, 1.51a25O; cherries,
Maryland md Virginia. sour, red. pound, sac
d.. sve t. red, pound. sas; fancy white wax
pound sas; cnntaloures. Florida crate. 2Ooa
10: com. Florida, -Fate. 2ool25e; cucumbers'
North Carolina, basket, l.joa2.0o; Norfolk,
t.sS-t, l- - 20: do. bbl. c.59asO; tggplants'
Florida. crate. 25oa3oo; grapefruit, Florida. AS
n - boN. 3.11aI.0); gooscherries. Maryland
and Virginia. green. pound. J: huckleberries.
Southern. quart. l-al5; kale Norfolk Dbl. 15a
lOC; native b,,shel box. l5s25: Lettuce. North
Carolira, basket. 5Oa7s: Virginia. basket. Base
native, irlsllel box. =: onions, Texas-BermudA
crate. l.25als5: siTing. ITO bInches. q; new
Virginia, basket Iooal.2s; peaches. Southern,
csste, 2.o0a275: pas. Anne Arundel. bushel.
llcaI35; peppers. Florida. crate. 2os3.5O;
radishes native white. 100. 50al.oo; do, long
red, I60 gJa5o; raspberries. Eastern Shore. red,
pint, 6a7; rhubarb. nearby, 100 lunches LEO;
spinach, native. bushel hox. 3h5; squash,
south Carolina, crate. l.oal IS; Strawberries
Eastern Shore Virginia, quart, sal2; Eastern
Shore Maryland. quart, sal0; Anne Arundel
qrart 1eal4, tomatoes. Florida. fancy. carrier.
I51ai75; DO, choice carrier. l.25al.50; do. or
dnary, / OOal25: Mississippi. crate. enalm;
wate-melons, Florida and Georgia, 100, SdA
gJCO.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

New York, June 2e.-Bradstreet's re-
port tomorrow will say:
Sentiment regarding trade Is more
cheerful, cereal crop news is much
better, prices for numerous foodstuns
are lower. governmental buying con-
tinues to broaden, manufacturing Is
only restricted by lack of labor or
supplies of raw materials. jobbing
trade, helped slightly by recorders, re-
fleets Improvement In finai distribu-
ton, caused by seasonable weather
and finally buying for fall account
has perked up q little.
On the whole. trade is better than
last year. when distribution was
heavy and the half years trade to-
tai makes a new record at large mar
kets. withal the situation rs marked
by a considerable strain Of conserva-
tism. which. to some. Is paradoxical.
In view of record wages for labor and
high prices obtained for practically
all crops. But prudent buyers pre-
fer to go slow in contracting for fu-
ture account, especially at time when
governmental control Of prices looms
larger than ever before in the his
tory of the country and in some lines.
iron, steel, wheat and coal, for ex-
ample, the question of how far price,
fixing will go is causing concern as
well as uncertainty.
At the same time retail trade has
been held back so long that 1t is
feared the obstacles of a belated sea-
son cannot be overcome within lin
tied time, and In any event the garb-
ing in uniforms Of men who have en-
tered the army or navy has initiated
against sales of civilian clothing as
well as of hats and caps. Moreover,
the spirit of economy engendered by
long spell of inordinate prices for
food has reacted against demand for
luxuries and fancy articles while high
prices also have held up building oper-
ations. On the other hand. buying OF
essentials for war purposes Is stead
lily enlaIging and the range OF articles
under call is extensive.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
COTTON MARKETS.
F1Fnishsd By v. ". ts'tsfday q Co.. lac.

New York. June 3-The cotton market was
irregular today. but ended not far from yCster-
days last prices. Buying by Liverpool TO undo
straddles was responsible for Oulge at the ont
set, but Liverpool later became a seller aud
helped to bring about a good decline Follow
ing this, the market improved although 1t was
sensitive to small orders
During the middle Of the day the market was
quiet Prices rallied some IS or % points from
The lowest. with December ruling around S 81
at midday. few additional July notices were
reported out this morning, but they evidently
caused no special liquidation, and July held its
premium over October.
Offerings were light in the afternoon and the
purchase Of several thousand bales Of October
by large spot firm led TO a recovery from the
forenoon low level Of about 10 points Aside
from this buying there was no feature to the
trading
Light fIrries NJ buying and selling kept the
Ete afternoon market irregular, but the under
tone ruled steady and a final covering move
mont closed prices net three points higher TO
four points lower.
Furnished hy 7. Harrrptar a r.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
In the World of Finance and Trade
few TRANSACTIONS
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
No Disturbance on New York Mar
ket Over Liberty Bond Payments.

There were few transactions on the
Washington Stock Exchange yester-
day In the fnal session for the week.
and there were no indications of i'm
portant changes in values. Washing
ton Gas shares sold at Y 5-S to ~ 1-2
and Capital Traction IS at 10S is to
los. All other securities on the list
were neglected and nominally un-
changed. The total sales for the five
sessions of the week ended today were
S2950o bonds and so shares of stock.
The following analysis of the New
York market situation was received
late yesterday afternoon by w. B.
Hibbs and Co. from s. B. Chaplin and
Co.. their New York representatives:
"The most remarkable feature Of
the weeks developments was the way
the heavy payments for the first in
s.allment Of the liberty bond sub
scriptions were turned over without
any disturbance in the money mar
ket and it now looks as though the
heavy July l interest and dividend
disbursements will be financed equally
as well. In fact as the week closes
money rates have eased considerably
from the tight conditions which pre-
vailed throughout last week and the
early part of this week.
THE fact that prices for the gen.
eral list have receded in the face
of these easier money conditions has
been due principally to the unsettling
influence OF the forced liquidation in
some of the motor stocks and other
industrial specialties, notably Stude-
baker. o. G. S. and U. S. Industrial
Alcohol Their severe decline caused
good deal of forced liquidation of
other issues and most of the trading
element to switch to the bear side
again for a turn from the failure OF
new buying support of any importance
to apear to check the declining ten
dency in the rest of the market"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
PRESIDENT WILSON
GIVES BEARS SHOCK
Great Scurryins on Stock Market
Because of Prohibition Squabble.
(Bx InternatIonal News servIc

(By International News Servfce.t
New York, June e.-Further collapse
Of the automobile stocks today when
taken in connection with the sharp
recoverfes In some OF them and the
general market had every appearances
Of the end OF the campaign.
President Wilson gave the bears In
the liquor stocks a shock. Industrial
alcohol recovered nearly pine points.
although there was no reason for II.
for President Wilson makes 1t clear
that he does not intend to save the
whisky trade. only light wines and
beer Distfllers gained more than two
points during the day. and malt pre-
ferred. which is worth more as
liouidating concern than as a liquor
making one. gained nearly FIVE points.
The absurdity OF these moves is ap-
parent from the fact that the Presi-
dents attitude toward prohibition
should II anything caused declines in
alcohol and in distillers. whereas the
bill as passed by the House should
cause declines in those two but should
cetse an sdvcnce in malt preferred.
A favorable factor was the report
that Greece had finally entered the
war on the side of the allies. This re-
port was unconfirmed, but was re-
ceived with cheers on the exchange.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelrhis. June .. ae.-BUTTER-The market
n.led firm. with a fair demand for desirable
stock. We quote: Western solid packed cream
cry. fancy Specials. a; extra. 3aaio; extra
hfsts. .: hrsts. "a; seconds. 3ss: nearby fancy,
q; average. extras. foaE; frsts, sa3s; seconds
S,sas; special brands of prints jobbing at
f5a42
bGGS-Were hnn and prices advanced 3oe
per case. Fancy eggs were scarce. We quote
on free cases. nearby hrsts. 1850 per standard
case; current receiSs, p.D per case: Western
extra frsts. 1850 per case: arsts. 100 per case:
fancy selected fresh jobbing at ilai2 per dosep.
LIVE POULTRY -,Fcvls. 10 to quality. n
~: roosters. l7Sls; spripg chickenA not Leg
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

pounsd and ossr spiscs, 81: smaIlrr dies. nan
Old rooster.. dy-picke1. IN; broiisrs. weighing
rss2 pounds apiece. Jerssy. fancy. Sslo: VIZ.
puia. xAS; other nearby. DaD: wssfen. -
.; tuLsgs. fresh-hIisd. per lb.. Western. bsst
%; squads. per dozen. white. wdshins fialz
lbs. s.shLeo: do. do. sale ibs. azsas.i5; do.
do. lbs.. a5oa27s; do. DO. 7 ibs-. zoo.1 q
DO. do. sasa lbs. leal8; dark. lsoai.S
smsl aud No & soll.ls.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

horns. plump. ysllow AHMED. wsishins lMa3
pounds. ariees. ssB: spsing ehicksus. not Lee
hosns smaller iiass. sa,2. white Leehorns.
Ea1; ducks. Pekin. IA1o: d.. Indian Runnsrs.
Hals; pigeons. old. per pair. 1asS: do. young.
Per pair. aoa12
picked. milk-fed fancy selected, a,s; weighing
pounds and os0 apiscs. 3; do, ~ pounds
Apiece. q; do. pounds apiece, z2s2z; fowls.
In barrels. fancy. dry-packed. iced. weighing Z
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
Washington Stock Exchange.
urnIshed BY W. 8. HIbb, Z Co.

SALES
Washington Gas, Is at ~. 3 at 72's. 10 at
~.
After call:
Carital Traction S. H.ooo at lo3H. $50 at
l5A. 81 900 NJ l03. $1,000 at lOS.
Washington Gas % at 721.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

An Oregon inventors windmill has
blades that move horizontally, instead
of vertically. and which are shielded
when moving against the wind by
screen that is governed by a wind
vane
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
OIL SECURITIES.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June 9.-Moncy on cali at the
Stock Exchange opened at ~ per cent high,
liS per cent; low. per cent; close. 4 per cent
Met OF the days loans were made at AZ per
cent.
Time morss is in more abundant supply.
Industrial money Is lending at 51l Ter cent for
all haturitiess-
Mercantile paper Is moving more freely. A
few choice names are going ct 5k per cent ;
narss not % well known are "a to per cent.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore. Nd. June 3.-wHEAT-Closd
quiet and stssdy, but nominal; No. NJ. sps<.
zD: Ma red wessern. spot. IN
CoRN-closed frm; pot and June. Ia
oATs-C1osed higher; standard white. ~;
No white. fpss75.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Washington Savings Bank,

AZ Washington. In the District Of
Columbia, at the close of business
June 70, 1917.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
The Safest Investments

Are those that 30 not fluctuste during dis
turhins eoniitons OF The money or stock
marketa First deed OF trust notes first
mortzagssI, well secured on real estate IN
the District Of Columbia. constitute gil
edge" investments, and do not depend upor
the nnancfal responsibility Of individuals Or
corporations for their stability. We can
sppr such inyestemnts In amounts from 49,
inward. Send for booklet. 'Concerning
Loans and Investments"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

IT PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
MINING STOCKS.

Furnished b. W. W. Easterday 4 Co.. Inc
GOLDFIELDs.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK


une
a Loans andd discount
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30

district of CoIumb
knowledge
belief JOSHUA EVANS Casher'
nd to m
D. C
''' ~ GARFINKLE.
l.
E..
E.
J FLATHER,
The Washington herald., 1917-06-30
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
East Washington Savings
Bank Of Washington, DC,

At Washington. ir she District Of
Of Columbia, Mt the close of bust
ness on June 20. 1917.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30

We have found this annual bargain event to aws be popular It the reader money and The Republican booeep ing billing and collecting each month Terms of offer strictly cash Positively all must be paid before advantage be taken of this generous $75 offer This positively the only time during the year the $5 offer made and the offer absolutely closes January 5th, 1918. Get ready for it.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
This Will Be Every News
 paperReadersO Opportunity

We want everyone Arizona read The Arizona Republican during 1918 We giving ample notce that everyone may take advantage of this great newspaper subscription opportunity this $5 will do the work of 9oO After the period dates member the special bargain offer closes January 5h Get ready it.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-30
Obey That Impulse

Decide now to get The Republican. The whole year will cost only $575, the same price to everyone. No favors in any way to anyone not offered to al The Republican is great bargain at $575-it is worth S9OO
 After January 5th nothing but the regular subscrip ton price, 75c per month will be accepted This rule is positively enforced each year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
For A Shiny Nose
And Bad Complexion

Paris.-famous actresses owe their
beautiful compioxions TO the follow
ing French Beauty Recipe: Wash YOUR
face with but;ermill and rub in a
tcaspoonful OF Creme Tokaion Rose
atcd. wipe the face dry and apply rou-
Die Petalias-a very nne complexion
powder prepared especially for shiny
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cream is different from All others. Com
plcNicn hlomishes arc haniShcd and
surprising results produced after a sin.
Eie Application in many instances
Success guaranteed or money hack,
supplied at any good toilet counter
AncnE others. Cohen Co., Trngic's
Fletcher Drug Co.. Grant Drug Co..
Miller a HhOniS. Inc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
I he orticuioy Shopper


You read la The comedy Of another
IaE Tia" charming play that VIC all dote
or. u lot about loving old manners.
cd Us.oms. ola friends and old books"
and II you remember rightly, Nr. Hard
castle also spok" OF AN old wife" but
;H"r" isn't word about old fans
round 50 many pretty ones yesterday !
i"cl LIE drawiu. their designs all over
~" rhrer. These fans arc In cabinet
20 a shop noted for the beauty Of it's
ah;lgues and curios. and they are
truly marvellous things to look at You
IAN yourself gently. To and fro. YOU
picture old gardens and ,roubadours
without number. for what every woman
knows = that tn" fan IS only another
name FOR Irritation, and. Of course.
gardens and 'roubadouts belong in
TIA" picture.
r"a! antique Of 1890 is made with
slender ivory sticks, dnl!catcly inlaid
with GOA flowers ot conventional de-
sign. and finished a. each end with a
t,.y mirror. The story on tho silk and
pnp'r %: tho fan is an Arabian Nights
ia.e and is quaint old sticks seem
only "u.ii TO carry out the illusion OF
an Eastern court and It's wonderful
background
Rut the pre,tics: or all was mace o.
mo,hcr-of- pearl. the sticks 'nlaid with
silver, which pictured scene at the
opera. with the Incompatible Empress
Eugene and her ladies in waiting in
one OF the boxes.
Il call tina, Aux Itaiiens.'" laughed
the vastly entertaining person. who
keeps inc shop. Really. the sight OF
nc picture, the radiant Empress and
her women. sent the lines OF Meredith
ON tho scent OF The jasmine nowcr
me jasmine flower a. her breast" sing
ing through your imag and you
saw again the women o: that period
and their gay attendants.
lh"re IS another, an old Georgian fan
about scNenty-tivc years old round and
old-fashioncd looking. with Tiny van
!iE mirrors on it's ivory handles II is