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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close.
Co~n-July s1-61it. September s1-55 s.
Oats-July 6fZc. September e. &C.
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-l1ay S5375. July $40.
La-d-July S31.o5. September Sso-95.
Ribs-1Iay S2s-10. July $3.50.
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. H.. May 19-Butter-L-ov yer.
Creamery. 50 G575zc-
EEz-Receipts. 2S.SS5 cases Market
higher. Firsts. sesz $50; ordinary fi-sts.
81 e fe1sc- az market. cases included. 80 o
44tzc; storage packed firsts. $50 f6c;
extra. 49, ds61zc
Poulrry--Allvs- dy. Fowls. 55c-
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas City. No. May 19--Butter-
Creamery Up 1c. Sc. SIC and 43c; pack
ing. unchanged at sc
Poultry-UrChauGed hens, SOC; broilers.
45 q 55c.
EgE-Up &c seHc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

Buy OIL LEASES FROM OWNERS
Choice year leases ir PecCs vail
ley oil field for only $3.50 per acre.
This Is lowest price we know &
and they are going East sold 1909
acres yesterday. Address 81. Mills
Bids, or phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

4 BCLSHEHl sA9E
BALL PLNEPiS
ON i-iHc MSS .
,lEuasaaa4E TAE
BASES TaE l-lE1A-E
lgANS AROUND
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
OIL QUOTATIONS

These quotations furnished daily BY J.
Curtiss and company. Hotel Sheldon New
York and other oils
Fort Worth OILS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Business Chances

1AaAAN@a <AaA~~N
CONFECTIONERY FOR sale. BOX So, Las
I Cruces. New Mexico
I Ell PAsO TRANSFER CO., phone s67s-
Baggage and moving. hauling OF Oh kinds
CONFECTIONERY. bakery. soda fountain,
notions. for sale or trade good location
s C. Campbell Springer. n n
SMALL grocery store for sale; viii con
slider some trade. Address c 81. care
Herald
FOR LEASE-Nul and elevator capacity
Zoe barrels. with corn mill Apply 90 J.
NJ Gunter president, san saba, Texas
YOUNG MAN. aged so. with executive
ability and many years business training.
desires connection with reliable concern
VIII invest small sum fin the business.
good prospects for advancement Old resi-
dent Of III Paso- Write G. 50 care Herald-
THE PAIR ZEAL BEATTY co.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSINESS
CHANCES
81 z. SAN ANTONIO st. PHI. s15.
Cigar stand and shining stand in bush
ness district Clears SIS per week Am
compelled TO sacrifice on account OF hav-
ing two businesses. for $500.
% room apartment house and rooms.
Al location Wei furnished. Clears $3.50
per month must sen on account % 80
health $1,000 viii handle
Cash grocery in business district. in-
Guiding two living rooms Average $50
per day. Rent S55- Invoice $500.
Rooming house. IS rooms in business dis
trict- Well furnished Rent $50. Chars
s2-5 per month Price $4,000. Terms
Lunch counter. soft drinks. cigar stand.
Al condition Reasonable rent Clears
$3.50 per month. on account OF 81 health
viii sacrifice for $500.
Grocery store. Al corner in residence
district stock and fixtures including fur
uiturs OF two living rooms All for $500
Hotel % rooms. modern. well furnished
Close In Rent $75 per months $1,000 win
handle
Apartment. Is wen furnished rooms.
clears Slo1 per month; $1,000 viii handle
THE FAIR DEAL REALTY COMPANY
III p san Antonio ST.
Resorts.
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CLOUDCROFT cottage cheap. $500. Terms
or Liberty bonds Address Ce54 care
Eielele-
NATIONAL SANATORIUM. Alamogord0.
n NJ Rates SIS per week including medi-
cal attention
Los ANGELES. CALF. Hotel Dickinson. .
7f5 S. Beacon ST. Fine family hotel iu
ceueHt table.
FOR RENT-Cloudcroft. 9 room furnished I
cottage. large porch. connecting toilet. Z
electric light. 500 the season. Address
J-45, care Herald
CLOTDCROFT
5-room furnished cottage. bath and
electric lights. near the Lodge $50
for the season
W. +. PAYNE
f01 Mesa Phone 1889. ]
MOUNTAINAIR Sanitarium. AIamogordo. 4
New Mexico. SO miles from FL Paso. 7
splendid. cool place for the summer Beau I
tful grounds, good food. Jersey COW; mod
crate rates Write for booklet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
GEO. PRUTTTs
sos Overland
AUTO STAGE LINE
phone 1874

Leaves Hotel Sheldon Al g. m.
Leaves Las Cruces at 3 p. m
Bo-derland Urn. soc. Canutiuo. 75c- Vim
ton, S5c. Anthony. ST. Berino. S115; Vado,
$40; Mesquite, 1885, Aesllla Park $3.50
Las Cruces. So Small expenses Ride in
!. n-ea q The or eoas ra-n o. sh-ne-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
SneciaI Nohces


Mrs CH6S1f S@2FSSS6 r. cESc6cf 4
tatting. orders taken 129 y Campbell.
FOR SALE-Sweet peas and roses can sup
ply any quantity 5Irs- steffen. Val Verde
ACCORDION plating. hemstitching. picot-
ing. Miss Corun. Sc Bucl1ler Blk Pm 1871
THE ONLY steam carpet Cleaners. SKI
81 Erwin Mfg. Co.. no.
DANCING every night from s TO ~ good
service; Jazzy music special Saturday and
sunday
BOSTON CAFE
102-104 East Second.
:. D. BASSFORD CO.. dealers in Protecto
carbon and powder paint. Leaky roofs
our speciality. Saves you 50 TO IS percent
on your paint bills. sos Texas street
Phone 1922
ROACH POWDEB-Kiu those large water
reaches in your home, also for fiies-non-
poison Guaranteed TO 90 the work or
money back
Ell PASO SEED co.
521-523 z san Antonio St.
Just East Of Courthouse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Business Chances

s~~~@-~-~-~~-~~-~-~-~
GOOD CHANCE for party with small CAPT
tai 20 get this good paying soft drink
bar and lunch room. Cheap II sold next
eight days Address Z24s. care Herald
FOR sALE-Grocery and market. corner
location: established business; will invoice
$1,000. Phone 1175. D. Payne. Cor Mis-
souri, and Octavia-
FOR SALE-Drug store, ice cream and
cold drinks in connection. fine opening
FOR good druggist and doctor; other BUSH
ness forces Us 20 sell. B. v D.. ATata-
gorda. Texas
An EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITY
We'll established. centrally located retail
business in EI Paso. netting owner about
$50 600 per year Full particulars furnish
ed interested parties All inquiries conf
ADDRESS AS. CARE HERALD
co MO TIE SOFT DRINK BUSINESS
We supply the Equipment.
soda Fountains Carbona tors
Store Fixtures Show Cases
Tables and Chairs Llncheonette Outfits
Steam Tables Root Beer Outfits
Ice Cream Freezers
Boilers and Confectioners' Machinery
ard Supplies
Sold on Easy PAYMENTS.
Glassware. Siiverware. crushed Fruits
Syruq- ENtracus- and Coiors-
EMPIRE BOTTLING WORKS
Cor. Mills and Florence Streets.
Il Paso, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
MEXICAN MONEY.

Mexican bank notes. state bills. : 271zc
Mexican gold 50&c-
Loudres. lie.
Tostoncs. old. z9c- new. 27i=c-
Mexican pesos &6GeSc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
AUTOMOBILE TIWE TABLE

SMITH SAFETY AUTO LINE - Hot
Springs and Engle. New Mexico via Ele-
plant Butte Dam. twice daily. Leo +.
smith Gen Manager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Help Wanted-Agsnts

ADVERTISEMENT AGENT NEEDED
For the best Spanish magazine with vide
circulation In town AID northern Mexican
states. especially down sonora and Sl1aloa-
Good commission 221 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

EOK SALE
Perpetual leases on 5000 acres best Iegaite
coal lands in Texas. fronts one and one
half miles on railroad extending three
miles IN solid block oil and gas Rights
go with coal leases one year 20 begin op-
eratlons without paying anything Title
20 leases perfect. Every acre Of this
land underiaid with five 20 nine foot
vein coal Blue prints. maps and leases
ready to be shown and delivered. Room
go. Brazos Hotel. Houston. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

READ OUR JAGGERS-WALLACF BIG 1
AND OSSENBECK Advertisement
in the display columns OF The Herald to-
day and then get busy with the wire
SOUTHWEST INNESTlT INT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
J. 2 LANE. Mgr.
11liz n Oregon St. r Paso. Texas
Phone 355s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

SMALL CASH register wanted GIVE size
location and price Mast be bargain Ad-
dress AS, care Herald
WANTED-Good rocking chairs and duo
fold. second hand Must be a bargain
Write me az Hotel sheldon O. F Walton
EANTED-Expert band saw sharpener.
Others need not apply. address 20 J. j.
Perez. Gale Nina No S11, Chihuahuas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Oil and Mining


OUR CLIENTS NEVER GET LEFT.
When a stock is about 70 90 OF the mar
Eet and you wire Us 20 buy shares we
70 Immediately and put down the cash
Not stage money, but real money Yes
terday was she last day for a certain
stock Some OF our customers wired Us
10 buy. and within a haif hour the GER
tificates were in our office. Sometimes
when there Is a rush on fer stock 10 is
a day or two before we can get certifi-
Gates but we put down the money any
way II there Is any danger OF the stock
being over-s0ld- II you want dependable
service send Us your order for any stock
advertised.
DIETER BE SAFE THAN SORRY
SOITHM Est INVESTMENT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
e. r. LANE. Mgr.
llliz = Oregon St. II Paso. Texas
Phone e55s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Help Wanted-SaIesmsn

UeID D dlIcu"DdtsWEu
SALESMEN-We have proposition which
is highly attractive II you can produce
address P. o. Box -l9-
Statesmen WANTED-We want a repre-
sentative in each community TO sell stock
In company now drilling first well IN
proven territory Address Erath-Dulze OIL
Co. Dublin Tex
GROCERY SALEslIEN 10 sell direct to the
consumer in rural districts; experienced
men only Our prices afford you more
profits We handle full and complete
line Write Great Western Wholesale
Grocery Company. SIS west -7th ST.. kan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

WANTED-Good tenements. close IN only
LEE NEWMAN. Tenement Specialist.
Phone 1904 SOS s. p Paao ST
WILL PAY $500 FOR small briek house
Must De on F. Missouri s.. or south o.
san Antonio ST. Must be reasonably
priced Wish 20 deal directly with owner
HERNDON KEMP
With
TURNER. KEMP COLDW ELL
10. STATE Natl. Bank Bldg Pm e9so-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
THE WEATHER.

{. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Lodge Notices

~-~-~-~~~-~~-~-~-0-7-0-~-~-00
Special meeting OF FL
2aso Chapter No &, o. T.
s. Tuesday evening. Nay
20th. 7-5o p M at Ma
sonic Temple. Chapter Of
Sorrow and initiation
Visitors welcome
Florence Luse. ". n.
Celia Miller. sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Personal

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>PIRELLA CORSETS. Mrs. Miller. Ph-6564
Any ONE Knowing the Whereabouts Of
Of my mother. Mrs Meme White, from
Eagle Pass. Tex. her daughter Annie
White. would ike 20 hear from her Ny
name is 1Irs. Annie Childers, care OF tbs
o. n C. Douglas. AriE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19

WE ACCEPT LIBERTY BONDS
at fun face value Ter any
shares that we SELL
SOUTHW Est INVESTMENT co.
LICENSED BROKERS
7 E. LANE. Mgr
llfi5 y Oregon 81. TT Psso. Texas.
Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Spedal Nohees

CURTAINS Numbered. Phone 77ssv-
YOUR mattresses renovated sl-75 up car
pets cleaned. Erwin Mfg. Co Phone ITO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Situations Wantsd-Maie

Situations Wanted-Maie
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FIRST CLASS japanese short order and
dinner cook wants position in. city or out
of town r ~ 514 s Fl Paso street
WANTED-By experienced man and wife
work on ranch Write d. v F.. rs y
santa Fs or Phone 39e5M
BOOkEEEPEE ard steuographsr. 81. de-
slres position in or out OF town Address
D64. care Herald
WANTED-Position BY experienced book
keeper who can deliver the goods Mod
crate salary TO begin address Box g.,
Plaiuview. Tex
An Al ACCOUNTANT. studying Tor c. P
A.. desires permanent connection with re-
liable firm OF public accountants Address
Yie. care Herald
An EXPERIENCED office man and book
keeper viii be open for enlargement about
June 1sr Thorough. competent. married
and home owner Address C5e. Herald
MINING ENGINEER-ReceutIy returned
from France Experienced assayer. sur
veyor. uillnan, assistant foreman. samples
60 anywhere Address SD. Herald
perience shay and Rod engines. firing or
running either Experienced coal. oil and
wood burners No objections % Mexico
Address ass, care Head
WANTED-Position as shipping clerk. biu
clerk. Have some Enowi edge OF hookkeen-
ing can use typewriter Married man.
would like 20 remain In city Can furnish
good references Address C5s- care Herald
MAN - years Old desires responsible po-
sition where ability counts no bookkeeper.
good health and education; excellent span
ish- Box SIS. Albuquerque n. IL
EXPERT three-coior pLotosrapher would
like position in engraving shop. or part
ner 20 finance new shop Room g. SOS =
r san Antonio s.
a MECHANIC At present employed.
wishes 20 make q change after July 1st-
Familiar with an kinds OF mining ma
chinery. steam. air ard water. Mexico
preferred Spc1kz some Spanish. Refer
ence- Write Ts3. care Herald.
WANTED-Posltion with mining company
in Mexico. Mining engineer can make sur
veys above and below ground; would ac-
cept foreman or carpenter: Is years ex-
periences references. address P o. Box
les. Clint. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
JACK kEEFE WILL ANswEI.

JAIh hEEFE VIII ANNW IT
THE CALL OF THE MOVIES
Jack Keefe, who has been clerk at
the St Regis hotel. formerly Camp
bells hotel. viii leave for Los An
geles. Calf. this week 10 join the
LasEy Film company's group OF actors
in preparing the film Of Joe Vinyolo's
Lost Timbers." Vivian Martin is TO
be the star and Mr.. Eeefe says that
he is to take the part OF her brother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-19
Lost and Found

Lost and found
----~-~-~-----~---~-~--
Lo~T-Large Collie dog. answers 10 name
Buster Phone 7S99W- Reward
LOST-Brindle Boston Lull. FL Paso Ii
cense no. &C. Reward. e03 Epson Ave.
Phone 6ssz-
LOST-A lady's wrist watch, American
make. Return 10 oil e san Antonio St,
and receive reward
FOUND-Gold watch. Sunday Owner can
have same by paying for this al Herald
Adv. Dept
LOST-3Iale and female black and brown
Dashounds about months old; male had
collar on Reward II returned to 212-z S.
Oregon Phone 62f5-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-14
Turns Down Public Service
Company's Application For
Flat SeVen-Cent Fare.
SCORE CORPORATIONS MOVES
Not Made in Good Faith-NickeI For
First Two Miles and Cent a Mile
MISUNDERSTANDING Nor
NAL Traffic.

Trenton.-The public utility com
mission rejected the Public Service
Railway eompany's application for a
restoration of the fiat seven-cent fare,
with a penny for transfer. At the
same time the board renewed its re-
concentrations that a modified zone
plan be adopted, with five cents for
the first two miles, a penny a mile
thereafter and a penny transfer privi-
lege. This modified plan would re-
main in effect until complete ap-
praisal determines what system con-
stitutes a reasonable return on the in
vestment."
The formal opinion, written after
the commissioners had conferred for
a long time, puts the next move up
to the Public Service. If the latter
again refuses to accept the boards
recommendation the present rate of
three cents for the first zone mile and
two cents mile thereafter will con
tinue in force until the board fixes
permanent fare. Commissioner An
drew Gaul, Jr, of Hackensack, filed
another minority opinion in favor of
the straight seven-cent fare. The
company has gone on record for the
abrogation of all zone schemes. and
President McCarter also has said that
the seyen-cent fare would not serve
for any considerable period.
The Public Service Railway COM
pany carried 10,3S3O93 fewer passen-
gers, 943,419 on full fares and A.
1864 on transfers-in September,
1919, with the seven-cent fare in eff
feet One-half the month and the zone
system the other. than it did in Sep
TENDER, 1918, with the fare still at
five cents. but with one cent for a
transfer. This appears from state
ment just filed by the company at
mission, and from figures on file in the
commissions office in Newark
Despite the reduced patronage the
trolley eompany's revenues from
transportation We're greater by $685.
SOS, but its operating expenses were
increased, so that its gross income
showed q, falling off of more than $780,
900 and its net income deficit was in
creased a corresponding amount.
There was also falling off in the
number of passengers carried from
the preceding month of 1919. In Aug
ust, 2,5SS,053 more full fare passen-
gers were carried and 4,156,054 more
transfer passengers.
The drop in the number of transfer
passengers is due largely to the fact
that no transfers were given during
the second half of September under
the zone system. The number of trans
fer passengers carried in August, when
the one-cent charge was made, was
not quite 100000 fewer than in Sep
'ember, 1918.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-14
Passenger Figures.

In September last, the company's
statement shows, the number of reve-
nue. passengers carried was 26,415.S03
and the number of transfer passengers
2,S70,767 The number of revenue pas
sengers carried in September, 1918, as
shown by previous reports, was 3d.
$50, ODD and the, number of transfer
passengers 7,310,441. The report for
August, 1919, showed 29,003,S56 reve-
nue. passengers and 7,026,S21 transfer
passengers carried.
Receipts from cash fares in Septem-
Der last were S1,723, 306S2 and from
transfers $27, 305.72, a total of ST.
75O,67255. The total revenue from
transportation was $1,755,952, as COM
pared with S1,690,0S7.O4 in September
1918. The difference between theses
totals is accounted for by the fact
that the company has other transpor-
tation besides that of passengers,
such as of mail and newspapers.
Railway operating revenue deduc-
tions increased from $3.50, 1851 last
year to $1.496,65260 last month. In
consequence railway operating income
decreased from 1919, 1874 for Sep
tember, 1918, to S299.179.12 last
month. A corresponding decrease was
shown in the total operating income
Gross income of the company for
September 1918. amounted to $685.
339.74, and for last month to $780,
S31.S6. Total income deductions last
month aggregated s434, 904.14, as
against S436,S2624 for September
1918. The deficit in net income of
S51, 4S650 for September. 1918, in
creased to a deficit of S130,072.2S last
month.
Total operating expenses for last
September We're SL349,16SO4 as
against 1920. $3.50 for September
1918. Operating expenses grouped for
last month were distributed as fol-
lows: Ways and structures. $152, 1873;
equipment, SAL 06; power, S202, 93S;
conducting transportation. s671,411;
general and miscellaneous, $50, 400.
Adding to this total S147, 1886 for
taxes, gives s., 1876, So. so as the total
s147, 4S456 for taxes gives S1.496,-
$500 as the total operating revenue
deductions previously referred 10. The
item of taxes for last month
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-14

Iron operations now about to be car
ried out on a large scale in northern
New Jersey by a strong group of steel
men and capitalists, headed by J. Leon
ard Replogie, gives promise of having
very important bearing on the further
development Of the iron and steel in
tlustry of the country, particularly in
the eastern sections. The plans con-
template a big exploitation of the iron
properties which were owned and
worked in a moderate way during
number of years by Joseph Wharton
and sold by his estate a little more
than two years ago to the present
owners.
Since getting possession Replogie
and associates have had extensive
exploration work done on the prop
critics, including borings to determine
the extent Of the iron ore beds and
the character of the ore. The result
is so satisfactory that the purpose is
now to begin large development and
working of the properties. To finance
the operations, a new concern, the
Replogie Steel company, is being form
ed to take over the properties-ore
beds, iron furnaces and railroads
now held through the Wharton Steel
Co. 1t will have So. 100000 capital, of
which about SS,O00,O00 viii be avail
able for the new operations.
I'VE are now going to develop the
Wharton properties in a large way"
said Mr. Replogie. Engineers esti-
mates. based on the bOrings which
We have made during the last year at
a cost of about 100000, indicate that
the properties contain probably 100,-
100000 tons of iron ore. All of this
lies within 500 feet of the surface"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-14
"a Very Graceful Fashion"

free yet somehow we like the sun
shine here.
Most of our family have long tails
and big eyes and long, silky hair and
pointed noses"
81 am known as the Ring Tailed
Lemur," said the neighbor of the
Ruled Lemur. 81 have, as anyone
could see who could look at me, an
exceedingly long and pointed tail. And
upon my tail or around my tail are
many rings of brown and gray-twen-
ty-five rings In all my keepers say.
Il carry this tail about with me in
very graceful fashion for am
named after my tail. OF course
naturally would carry my tail about
with me but l make a great effort to
always be graceful and carry it as
lady would a train By that I mean
a train or long dress, not a train Of
cars"
For the Ruled Lemur had looked SO
surprised when the RIng-Tailed Lemur
had spoken Of ladies carrying trains.
81 am more fond of fun and mischief
than the rest of you, too" he added.
81 am in for good time, I am"
That's so. you are" agreed the
Ruled Lemur, "and favorite you are
and deserve TO be with the keeper"
81 am queer creature" said the
Indri, but l, too, am cousin.
Anyone would know me If they saw
me, I should think"
"Of course" the Ring Tailed Lemur
said, they might not know that your
name was Indri and they might not
know that you only had stump In
stead of tail. They might not know
that you had large hands and large
feet. They might not know all that"
"They might not, 1t is true" said
Indri, ''but if they saw me with my
great hands and feet and my stump
they would ask my name I'm sure"
Eyes, I'm sure they would" saio
the Ruffed Lemur, "for you are curl
Gus looking creature"
"To my mind" said the Indri, ''it is
better to be curious looking, for if one
Is ordinary looking one just looks Ike
anything else.
"Of course 1 suppose most creatures
would rather not be curious looking
but l am glad that l am"
Some creatures" said the Rufed
Lemur, ''are not only anxious TO look
like every one else, but they make
themselves quite miserable if they
don't. I have seen a person at the
zoo looking quite sad because her
skirt vas not a fashionable kind or
her collar fastened In the front when
the fashion said it should fasten in
the back or something quite ridicu-
Ious.
Gracious, but they do amuse me.
And yet I feel sorry for them, for how
much trouble they must go to and
how much easier 1t is TO dress the
same way all the time And we don't
envy each others way of dressing.
No, we, simple little animals, have too
much sense for thati'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-14

seasons quieter tones of color and
will make fine suit hat. Another In
teresting hat for matron is shown
at the right of the group. 1t is OF
duvetyn with slashed brim. The crown
is concealed by short, uncurled os-
trich feathers.
The place of honor at the center Of
the group belongs to a hat that goes
step beyond mere prettiness and
looks in another direction for its novel
charm. 1t is one of those shaggy af-
fairs that call to mind the headwear OF
Robinson Crusoe. Paris has made
goats hair-called by another name
a fashionable adornment for millinery
and New York has given monkey fur
much attention. These with glycerined
and burnt ostrich, burnt goose and
other feathers have been used for or
naments like the wreath on the black
velvet beret at the center of the pic
ture. A large ivory pin lends its aris-
tocratic air to the ensemble, making
brilliant black and white combination
equal to any occasion.