ilili 1 HB SUN UN SUNDAY Y DECEMBER 21 1902 i r te
F FOR 0 CHILDREN C HILD REN ON CHRISTMAS CHRISTMASPRETTY CHRISTMASIP HR i STIiA S h hPRETTY
PRETTY P JJY FASHIONS SEES EN IN THE THELITTLE Tnlt
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LITTLE PARTY FROCKSMNIeHy FROCKS FROCKSMty FROCKSt
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MNIeHy Ieh Mty af a De DeHpUn epUve Kind In the UI Finest FtnwtNew FluNtNew FinestMse
Mse New Matrrlali and Tasteful TaitefutTrt TutelulTIt TastefulhraadagoCOstnmes
TIt hraadagoCOstnmes ansjt c tome far Oirtstmaa OirtstmaaDueMuch OIriatmuDaaeeeMaeh hrlstmuDyesMuch
DueMuch Fancy Ribbon feed feedChrbtmaa IeedChrUtmas Ifd IfdCbrlatm
ChrUtmas U carnival time for the chil ¬
dreg repeating itself with the th same me mys mysfcrioui mTIIteno mysterlotts
fcrioui teno wonder every year Mr In spite of re report reorta repolio ¬
port orta that Banta Claus is s going out of ofMnaionUed
a luhlon hlOIl and the little ones aro to be dl dis
MnaionUed of their innocent belief in histsotual his hisactual hiliactual
actual existence Thanks to tradition traditionaowever traditionOWevr
IIowfIYer aowever it will be some time before their
oyaad y and faith In the old mystery m ry can die out outvra oute outvn
e vra though their elders bend all al theirenergies their theirenergies tbelrenertl
energies in that t dlroctonMystery direction directionMystery directionJllItery
Mystery Is ever fascinating anyway and andIt andIt andit
It seems eem like mistaken kindness klndn to try tr to toemancipate toemaaepate toemancipate
emancipate the little one from their pleat pleaturable pleaurable pleasurable
urable belief In Kriss Kri a Kringln KrlnI Time seems seemsto lINmAto eeemato
to regulate the extent of tho illusion and andwhen andwhets andwhen
when the proper number of year Mra have havepassed havepuaed bavepaaaed
passed the belief passes pall 11 with them themleavlng themleavlngonly leaving leavingonly leavingt
only onlythe the memory memor memoryof of ofltl Its charm but always ahnTllahappy alwsyaahappy a ahappy
happy one onaChildren oneChUdren oneChildren
Children take special delight now in their theirlittle theIrlittle theirlittle
little gowns for Christmas parties White Whitetakes Whitetakes Whitetakes
t takes the precedence of course but there therere thereare
l are re charming little frocks of pale pink pinkand pinkand pinkand
and blue SwiM muslin made up with Ith finely finelyaooordlon nnel nnelOOrdJon finelyoeordlon
aooordlon OOrdJon plaited skirts and blouses which whichhave wWchhaTe whichp
p have been previously tucked In clusters clustersf
of f graduated widths with or without lace laceInsertion lacelnaertion lacetsserUon
Insertion between betweenTny betweenII betwoenThey
II They are made too In the gulrape style
and finished around the neck with shirred shirredhe shirredhs44rgs blrredP
hs44rgs he din P I and a twist of o pink ribbon with a aknot ahot aknot
knot at one aide The gulmpe U of the theMM thetucked thesup
sup MM tucked muslin or of white inset with withlac withIa withlees
lac Ia lees t M you ou prefer preferTharo prefers
s IJ Then i is a new Swiss loulslne 10u llne which is ischarming IIcbrmllla iscbarmlag
charming for the little dressy gowns It Is Iseft IIIoft ismeN
meN oft and thin and comes in dainty pale palehade palehaW paleshades
shades shadesPew hade hadePeau haWi
u i Pew de crepe Is another pretty material materialfor materialtor
for the party gown cut with a gored skirt skirtJoined skirtjelaed IdrtJetaed
Joined at each seam with fancy stitches IItltchesand stitchesand t Itches Itchesand
and a group of fine tuck at either side Id A Acircular Acircular Acircular
circular flounce is lathe the finish net on with a aband abtrId aband
band of lace Insertion another band of oflaoe of1aoe oflace
lace being above the hem Horizontal HorizontalHnM Horlzont1IIn Horizontallinos
HnM IIn of lace are sot in around the blouse blousebelow blomebelow blousebelow
below vertical tucks and the neck Is I cut cutUt cuteut cutwt
eut Ut in i a high square with lace for a finish finishWhite ftnlllhWhIte finishWhite
White point desprit makes up charm ¬
I ingly Inl for young oun girl over colored silk silkThr silkThree silkThree
Thr Three 0t four or five 0 little ruffles edged with withlaoe withlace Ith Ithare
lace ar are one skirt kln finish with lace insertion insertionand IUItrtlonand insertionand
and took above and tho blouse U in shire shirring ahlrrlDp shirerings ¬
ring around the neck each shirring ahlrrln covered coveredwith coveredWIth cover coverwith ad
with laoe insertion insertionLoop lneertlonI
I Loop bows with ends of black velvet rvlvttI velvetribbon
I ribbon make a pretty finish on the blouse blousewatat hlo1118I blousewaled
t I watat wai t and alcoves Illco and form a sash at the thef
f
back Little flowerahaped bow of pom pompadour pompadour pompadour ¬
padour ribbon attached to the end ends of ofvelvet ofTelvet ofvelvet
velvet make a pretty finish finishPicturesque ftnlAhPlcturpque finishPicturesque
Picturesque 1s the word which describes describeethe de describesthe crlbe crlbethe
the present dressing dr lng of children but in inspite Inplte Inspite
spite of all the fluffy nutr hate hat and frilly frill extravagant ex extravagant extravagant ¬
travagant gowns OWRII shown in the shops there therela
la an effort to dress the little ones moresimply more moresimply moreImply
simply If not less expensively Elegant Elegantsimplicity ElegantIIlmpllclty Elegantsimplicity
simplicity i Is ° the thing among the richIt rich richIt rIchIt
It is just the appearance of simplicity simplicityhowever simplicityhowever Impllclt Impllclthowenr
however for the little gowns cost more morethan morethan morethan
than ever before and the little girls wear wearlace wearlace Wearlace
lace collars a as largo a as those for their elder elderOne elderaOne eldersOne
One very ery distinctive feature of their dress drtasIs
Is the popularity of black for gowns cloak cloakand cloaoand cloaksand
and hats This was very cry evident last sea seaturn IlealIOn season
turn but it lea gained rather than lost favorwith favor favorwith favorllith
with tlmo tlmoNothing thnoNothing titnoNothing
Nothing can be prettier for a small boy boyIn boyIn boyin
In short trousers than a suit of black velvet velvetwith vehetwith velvetwith
with a fancy bloums < O shirt of fine white linenlawn linen linenlawn linenlawn
lawn and lace A round flat collar andcuffs and andcuffs andcu1la
cuffs of linen and lace turn over the coat ooatVandyke coatVandyko coatVandyke
Vandyke lace make a pretty pratt collar also alsoVeiling aleoYeUlng alsoVeiling
Veiling and cashmere are much used for forafternoon lorarternoon forafternoon
afternoon frocks tho latter In soft blue bluebeing bluebeing bluebeing
being especially pretty with a a group offloe of offine ottine
fine tucks above the hem and a blouse blousebodice blotllebodIce blousebodice
bodice with a lace l co collar pointing down downnearly downnMrly downnearly
nearly to the walt line on either side of a abox abox abox
box plait In frontAt front frontI IrontAt
I At tho top of this plait is a little embroid embroldI ¬ I
cry er In colored silk forming a yoke effect effectbetween electbetWeen effectbetween
between the edges of the collar and covering cover coverIng coverIn
Ing In the neckband A plaited frill of creammull cream creammull oreammull
mull with block velvet ribbon on the edge edgfinishes edgeGnlllhee edgefinishes
finishes the lace collar tapering down toa to tomere toa
a mere point at the end of the collar collarFor collarFor collarTor
For simple white gowns to wear at after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon parties albatross Is most serviceable
because it may ma be cleaned so satisfactorily satisfactorilyBands lIatllfotorllBandll satisfactorilyBands
Bands of fcru tcrlllace lace make these gowns verysmart very verysmart ycr ycrImUt
smart and all sort of pretty effect are arewrought areWrou arewrought
wrought Wrou < < ht out with white a sUk Ilk soutache braid braidsilk braidlIk braidsilk
silk lIk bands and narrow velvet ribbon in row rowjoined roWaJoIned rowsjoined
joined by an open stitch done in silk silkFor IIlIkFor silkFor
For the Christmaa dances ivorywhite ivorywhitemoutwellno IvorywhitemoullllOllno Ivorywhitemourcwlino
moutwellno do solo mado up over While whitetaffeta whiletaffeta Whiletatrel4
taffeta is charming Ono model shows a askirt aklrt aeklrt
skirt In many gore alternately Altfrnatel tuckedcrosswise tucked tuckednrowiwUe tuekedrrollllwue
nrowiwUe and In vertical lines A plaited plaitedflounce plaitedounce plaitedflounce
flounce ounce set on with a 1 ehlrnxl d heading la the thefinish thetlnlAh thefinish
finish The biotin U In tucks like Ilk tho skirt aklrtand skirtand klrtand
and U completed by a girdle belt of cream creamcolored ctamrolottl creamcolored
colored Kucurlal tcurlallace lace and tabs of lace around aroundth aroundthn aroundthe
th the neck neckThe neckThe neckThe
The cream batistes and Porhlan lawnswith lawns lawnswith lawnllwith
with lace and embroidery inako dainty daintyparty daintypartT daintygowns
party partyo gowns and you find pretty inodcU inodcUsertions rnod111In
In o llberly attics inset with narrow lace 1 1sertloUI in insertions
sertions and accordion plaited all over overskirt overIIklrt overskirt
skirt blouse and elbow sleeves alecelland and berthacollar bertha berthacollar btrthacollar
collar aa well Tho Inmrtluns III rtlun ret in In Inpoints Inpolnlll inpoints
points are effective and the bertha rtJla may ins be becut becut becut
cut In point with lace edKQ NIO ed o for a finish n lh lhtJI
Swiss I muslin 11 Inset wot with bonds of point
dewprlt d tlprlt and accordion lestber plaiuxl lalted arn pretty prettyover prettyoer prettyover
over colored Hllpn lip Feather stitching and
hemstitching are ar employed emploYt employed < 1 without end endand endand endand
and embroidery aa we well wellFor 1ellFor I Ia
a For very email girls you see the very
l fona long ng walsted walll ed short skirted frocks made of ofPersian ofPetllian ofPersian I
Persian lawn 1 Wn with il h loon laC insertions IlIIOrt Ions squires squiresof
of laoe and tucks arranged In different differentwayi dllerentwa differentways
ways wa but set in the blouse very ery much AH AHthey allthe asthey
they the are In the models for growup In Innuns Innun Innuns
nuns nun veiling thin model U pretty with box boxplalta boxrlalta boxplaits
plaits all around the blouse band of lace laceinsertion lcenaertlon
insertion rlalta insertion set In between the plaits plaltslToun around aroundthrough aroundthe < t tthe
the neck In Tokfllorm yoke form and velvet tilJladed tilJladedthrouh tiueadedthrough
through under the plaits all aroundcover aroundcoverIng around aroundooverlog cover coverIng
Ing the ends of tho insertion and tied in a abow abOw abow
bow at one side of the front frontOne lrontOne frontOne
One of the models Illustrated ls in light lightblue llahtbluo lightblue
blue cr crepe pe de chine with neck and hip yokes yokesand yokesend oiCII oiCIIand
and bertha of lace spotted with black velvet velvetmoons velvetmoons elvetmoona
moons moonsVelvet moonathet moonsVelvet
Velvet U threaded through lace in another anothergown anothcrgown anothergown
gown and still another of albatross ll lltrlmmld Is Istrimmed istrimmed
trimmed with Valenciennes insertion ln trtlon as aselaborately uelaborately aselaborately
elaborately a u if the th material were mull mullSashes mullBlLlhCII mullSashes
Sashes of silk lIk and fancy ribbon aro a afeature afeaturo afeature
feature of children drew which approprtato appro appropriates approprfatoa ¬
priates ° nearly e everything veryt hlng In sight IRhtln In moder moderation mo dur durationofcourse ¬ I Iatlon
ationofcourse ation of courM co Uti > But may triaythoirlittlegowns triaythoirlittlegownsappear their little gowns gownsappear RownaJlJXar
appear more attractive and tho Christ ChrlatmM Chrfetmasbells man manbell
bell ring more merrily than ever beforel beforeDISGUISED beforelDlSOISED beforelDISGUISED
DISGUISED CADY CA Dr BOXES BOXESCoitljr BOXESCestly
Coitljr 41111 Gifts May lie Given This Year rar With Withthe Withthe lth lththe
the Aid of HwreU HwreUThe HwetThe NweelsThe
The candy cand bozos are all in masquerade masqueradethis ma querade queradethla
this year ear Few are straightout holders holdersof
of candy cand or even designed to be pretty prettysouvenir prettylIouvtnllll prettysouvenirs
souvenir They are for downright use useand useand 18eand
and their cost In staggering I < to the unsophisticated un unsophisticated unlIophilltlcated ¬
sophisticated shopper used U > I8d to thinking
of candy as a superfluity rather than an anessential anessential 1 1ee
essential ee tntlal of existence existenceThe exllten exlltenThe existenceThe
The new confections and sweetmeats MweetmeaUhave lIWeetmeatlbayO sweetmeatsbavo
have coatings prepared so deftly that they theywill thtyWUI theywill
will neither soil nor mako sticky Btlck the most mostdelicate mOlltdelioate mostdelicate
delicate surface That fact accounts for forthe forthe forthe
the oandyholdera evolution from tho thomerely thomerely themerely
merely decorative to the useful depart department d departrnent part partmtnt ¬
ment of furnishing furnishingCandy furniahlngCandy furnishingCandy
Candy like flowers In a universally unlvetNlIlmpetllOnal im impersonal impersonal ¬
personal gift lit approved by b etiquette And Andwith AndWith Andwith
with the present style of candy box the thecandy thecandy thecandy
candy U the excuse under which very verycostly verycostly I ICOlltl
costly COlltl and beautiful presents ptt < entll mask maskChatelaine mukhatelaine maskChatelaine
Chatelaine < bag of finest ftne leather and andgold andold andgold
gold old framing tramln their value nearly nearl 1100 100 are areamong areamonc areamong
among the candY holders at the coffee confectioners conleetlonera coffeetionera ¬
tioners Work boxes and baskets ba keti ex oxqulaite exquisite exquialte ¬
quisite opera bags jewel caskets glove gloveboxes Klovebon gloveboxes
boxes vases and jardinieres jardlr orffl in fact many manyarticle manyarttcle manyarticles
article of personal use I1I that one on might mightexpect ml mightexpect < < ht htexpect
expect to find at the Jeweller1 or the fine flneoutfitter fineoutfitter fineoutfitters
outfitter are displayed dl playoo at the candy deal dealer dooler dealor
er erNovel Novel candy boxes are those in the nature natureof
of a Burprise lIurpr surprisetypewriters ltypewriterl type writer in miniature miniaturewith miniatureWIth miniaturewith
with a place for the th candy cand underneath underneaththe
the works cameras phonographs and odd
little upright piano There aro also music raualorolls mulorolllland musicrollsand
rolllland rolls and boxes bozeewhichtothe which to the casual observerwould observer observerwould observerould
would ould appear to hold an artists paint paintsand paintand paintand
and crayons crayonsAll
AU these novelties noveitieethecandydalere the candy candydMletllll8Y dealers say
are brought out to enable candy givers to
bestow their sweets In such form aa II shall
best chime In with the special fad or pro ¬
fession of the rclplent rclplentFew r rci lplent lplentFew lent
Few children this this thl Christmas Chrl tmla will get getcandy getcandy getcandy
candy in straightout candy boxes Go Into
the childrens candy department of a great
store just now and you would think you youwero youwere
wero in the toy mart or in the doUs furni furniture lurnlturo furniluro ¬
ture department rt 4rtmnt no npt and useful from fromDolls fromtho fromthe
the chills polnt nt of view iew are the candy
holdcra on dLqplay splay
Dolls wardrobe folding beds trunks trunksboxes
drflllS suit cases ant anf ohllonleMl are candy
boxes In disguise d guie Even Eventhe35 the 35oent 2 oent candy
holder is in the shape of a dog do whose head headcan headcan hadcan
can come off an orange whose plug plu < < cancome can cancome cancome
come out or Homo Jar or loving cup that thatcan thatcan thatcan
can be utilized for dollys dolly dull convenience conveD1tnc convenlencda
a c
THE FRENCH WOMANS BATHS BATHStiKAXS BATHStMI4I BATHSME4
tiKAXS ME4 4 JIT WHICH lICR SHE IS ABLE ABLETO AnUTO ABLETO
TO FORGET HER AGE AGEKite AGEGee
Kite fees IN Tepid Water ater and Never Cold foldPreparations ColdPreparation old oldPrparatloftl
Preparation for Giving IID Beauty Beaut to toIlic totll t ttine °
tine tll Hkln llliinOathe Datns of f Milk Pine Needles NeedlesOrange NfldlttOranle NeedlesOrange
Orange tUottotnt and Strawberries StrawberriesTo trawbenlcsTo
To catch a French woman In a confi confidential confldtnllal confidential ¬
dential mood when she he will tell about the thomysteries themysteries
mysteries of her toilet 1s as desirable an It ItU ItIII itIs I
U In the instance It
rare present was wasluck wasluck I Ilucll
luck pure and simple that tempted 0110 0110to 0110tu onoto
to chat freely on the subject of baths and andother andothtr andother
other means of making a woman forget forgetthat forgltthat forgetthat
that she has turned 30 30ThirtyI 30Thlrtyl 30Tldrtyl
ThirtyI she exclaimed with disgust disgustThe disgustTho t tThe
The tlmo when one looks askance In every everymirror oerymirror everymirror
mirror to assure oneself that It U II really reallya
a high light on the hair one sees and not a athread at athread
thread t of gray grayTurkish gra graTurkl grayTurkleh
Turkish Turkl h and Russian baths aho went wenton wenton wenton
on meditatively belong to the domain domainof
of medicine Their action upon the eyetern eye system IIYIIttm ¬
tem Is too powerful and their results too toograve toogra toograve
grave gra e to be played pJat < 1 with by the host of beauty beautyseekers boauty8l beautyseekers
seekers seekersAnd 8l seekersAnd ker kerAnd
And oh she sighed 1 < < hOO tho pernicious perniciouswidespread perniciouswidespread rnlcloU5 rnlcloU5Wldetlprad
widespread Idea of the cold tub To Amen ¬
can and English nerves It In regarded aa aabracing Mbraelns asbracing
bracing but surely lurelylt it Is most detrimental detrimentalto
to tho beauty beaut of the skin and the delicate delicatehuns dtlicatehUM
huns of a fine complexion The vigorous vigorousrubbing vigorourubbing vigorousrubbing
rubbing alone which 1s necessary neceMa1 after a acold acold acold
cold tub coarsens the skin beyond redemp ¬
tion and leaves it I grainy with enlarged enlargedcapillaries enlargedcapUlariee enlargedcapillaries
capillaries capillariesTho
Tho French woman prefers the bath of oftepid ottepid oftepid
tepid water after which only gentle trio friction Irlctlon trioion ¬
ion IB necessary neoe ry to produce a general generalsense generalsense ntral ntralflenl
sense flenl of comfort By It her nerves are aresoothed are6OOthed aresoothed
soothed While her skin takes on a rosy hue hueand hueand hueand
and become elastic t Ultio and firmBut firm ArmBut firmBut
But then she said aid there are many manyvaluable manyvaluable manyvaluable
valuable little seorcU ae reta hi connection with tho thotepid tictepid
tepid bath When I have indulged too toofreely toofr8lly tooreply
freely in late suppers and other good things thingsof IUIIliof
of life and find in consequence conll > quenOt that my myskin myakin myskin
skin has become feverish dry and harsh harshI
I seldom neglect to massage my body with withiwme withsome WithIOOme
some cerate using UIIlnllt It sparingly of course coursebut COUIMbut coursebut
but working orkin it well welllntc Into the skinaud skin kln aud later laterremoving latlrremoving laterremoving
removing every trace of It with lth a fine linen linendoth Unencloth
cloth clothI
dothI
I then am ready for my beloved Ioved bath bathof bAthof bathof
of tepid water made aromatic on such suchoccasions lIuehoOC8llonll suchoccasions
occasions with a bountifuladdition bountiful addition of a
decoction made of 000 grammes of finely
pulverized carbonate of soda 16 1 grammes grammesof
of essence nce of lavender 10 grammes < < rammes of ofrosmarln ofro ofrosmarin
rosmarln ro marln and S gramme of eucalyptus
Tills mixture always finds a place among amongto amon amonmy
my facial toilet preparations a teaspoonful tf8poonfulof
of It In a basin or tepid pld Water I is daily used
to bathe the face Few things stimulate stimulatemore aUmulatomore sUmulatemore
more quickly the many small nerves which hlch
become BO weary eary by b tho time a woman womanhlUl
haa passed 30 30Of 30Of
Of f course she continued more gayly
this is but one of my many secret aids to
beauty Once a week I have brought tome to tome tome
me a basin basin of tepid milk to which has boon boenadded boonadded beenadded
added a tablespoonful of rectified tincture tinctureof
ot benzoin and a like quantity of extract extractof
of orange flowers flowersWith floweillWIth flowersWith
With a sponge I cover my whole hole body
with this lotion allowing as much of it an anpossible a apo aspoaible
possible po alble to be absorbed ab orbed by the skin As Assoon AtllIoon Assoon
soon as It ha h bar thoroughly dried I plunge
into a tepid bath to rinse off It Ita suckmew stickiness stickinessI
I emerge with my skin aa soft aa satin lIn
Indeed thin weekly treatment and the
less frequent f uent aromatic bath which hlch I have havealready havealready havealready
already described aro the best means meansstretched meanllI
I t think of keeping the flesh firm and well welletretched wellstretched
stretched over the muscles Women who whoallow whoallow whoallow
allow themselves to grow loose and flabby
looking have largely thomelve to blame blameAgain blameAg1n blameAgain
Again there are times when hn I take takea
a quick refresher as I call a bath made madeof madeor madeof
of pine e needle It la most Invigorating
tote to the whole system systemFrom lIIItemFrom systemFrom
From the chemist my maid obtains the theneedles thonoodlell theneedles
needles and twl twlcuts twigs of the pIne which she shnUs IIhncuta sheouts
cuts into small plooM loose and bolls Us for half halfand hallan halfan
an hour Then thlll bile substance Is strained strainedand tralntdand
and left to cool 001 and hold In readiness to toadd toadd toadd
add to a bath of tepid water After an ancxliaustlng anxhallt1l1g anexhausting
exhausting afternoon and the ordeal of ofmaking ofmakln ofmaking
making makln < < ready read to go o out to some evening I
function this thl bath bath seem to mo of moot mostbenefit
benefit benefitWhen benfltWhen benefitWhen
When I return late and wideoyed from fromn
n ball I obtaIn sleep and relaxation from froma
a bath of orange blossoms also procurable procurableat
at the chemists cheml ts and prepared In tho nameway same samewaya IImowal
waya way u the pine needles needlesTor needltlilFor needlesFor
For purely softening and cleansing cleansingthe cleanalnthe
the skin and preventing it chapping ohapplngadV1IO ohappingadvise I Iadvise
advise a simple and delightful rub with withsixty wIthalaty withsixty
sixty grammas of glycerine end100gramntes end100gramntesof and too gramme grammeof IrammtHor
of rosewater diluted dllutl < 1 In two quarts of ofwe ofwater ofwater
we water waterIn tor torIn
watern
In n tho lummer season you know knowshe knowIIhe knowshe
she confessed < after a pause tIIO I go even evento aVfnto ovento
to tho extravagance of a rwml wmlweekly weekly
bath mode up of such luscious fruits an anKtrAwbnrrie asstrawberries lH lHIItrwberrl
strawberries and raspberries lI Indeed Indeedl my mymaid mymaid mymail
maid declares that It U to this and nothing nothingpise notnlngIIM nothingelse
else that I owe my frmoua akin and com complexion complexion < Om Omplflxlon ¬
plexion plexionTwenty
Twenty pounds of o strawberries to 0 two wo woe I
A
e
of raspberries is the proportion for the thehot thebalh thebath
bath They are cru crushed hed and put Into baIII baIIImndo bagsmade
made ot the thinnest cheesecloth Very
hot water Is I poured over them and In thlll thismixture thl thlmixture thlllmIxture
mixture an Mlluon noon em It Is 1 ° umclentlycooled sufficiently cooled
I remain for half an hour hourThe hourThe hourThe
The results I get from tht tb thin bath are aresufficiently areumdlntly aresumclently
sufficiently lasting to bridge me over the thewinter thewlnttlr thewinter
winter season to keep me rogyhued rogyhuedvelvetygrained ro rosyhuedvelvelygrainel ybufod ybufodvehItygraIMd
velvetygrained at stainfree and fragrant fragrantWhen tragralltWIItn fragrantWhen
When I have fever my bath ls prepared
In tho name way but of an enormous quan quantity quantity ¬
tity of spinach spinach war I It U very ery cooling and
becoming
Ahl sho sighed lghl < 1 with a llttlo graceful gracefulshrug gracefulihrujl gracefulshrug
shrug tho reputation of a beauty In ex expensive expellllhe oxierleue ¬
ierleue pensive
11OtMJVJV nEST AOE AOEPeople AUEPeople 4GFPCOllle
People Seem to Have Dlicovrred Again AgainThat AalnI1Iat AgainThat
That It It Between De 8O and 4O 4OTheres 0 0Tlitrell 0Theres
Theres no mistake I take about it To be beyoung beyoung beyoung
young to bo In the first flush of youth Is Isno IIIno isno
no longer fashionable fashionableTbe r hlonable hlonableTIle
TIle fadilonablo ra hlonahlo ago now for a woman Is Isbetween IIILetwffn lebetween
between 30 and 40 Have not their makes majesties maJetlell makesties ¬
ties the King and Queen of England given givennotice livennotice givennotice
notice that the young person Is not to tomonopolize tomonopo1lzelloclal tomonopolize
monopolize monopo1lzelloclal social attention attentionTho atttntlonTh attentionThe
The Th doctrine of middle age ls being beingpreached belnlpreached beingpreached
preached In London and from the Inner Innermost InnermOft Innermost ¬
most centres of Mayfalr exclusiveness to tothe tothe tothe
the outer circles clrcl 1I of Bohcmlanlum the thewomen theworpen thewomen
women worpen who are the most popular are those
who have lived The name U I true of New NewYork NewYork N NYork ° w
York YorkIt
It Is hard to get at the reason for th thInversion thl thlInversion this thisInversion is
Inversion of fanoy Somebody Somebod says It I Ibecause II IIheoau ii iibecause s
because heoau e tho girls of the present day are older olderand olderand oldsand
and more worldworn world worn than the women who wit withave o
have passed pa ed the first not stages of real youthWhatever youth youthWhatever youthWhatever
Whatever the reason the chief interest interestsems IntetNtfWIeDIII fate fateMemo
sems to centre about women who have lef left lefttho t
the white muslin stage age and crept out to totha tothe t tthe °
the onoo dreaded verge of maturity
The women of whom most la 1 heard heardwhether heardwhelher beardwhether
whether In New York or in London have havecertainly hanrertalnly havecertainly
certainly no longer any right rl < < ht to be con considered coneidered ¬
sidered young They The are frankly frankl middle middleaged mJddleagNl middleaged
aged and they seem to glory Rlor In itSo It ItSo Itpeople
So people > oope seem m to have discovered that t
tho period succeeding youth la more de desirable desIrable desinble ¬
sirable than adolescence Tho etra etrathing strange
thing thln < < Is that It ha baa not been discovered be
fore with all the example that exit In ii
history h lilt 0 The women of France and Eng ¬
land who were noted for their power an anattractions and andattractions andatlractlotll d
attractions reached the zenith of Ihelglory their theJrglory theirglory r
glory after tttr youth outh had flown
Those Thoeewho who have lived and seen the world
must always have greater a power rower for sway a1a
Ing humanity than thoo who w 10 are equipped equippedonly equip
only with the charm of youth No one Is t
disposed to underestimate this charm for It Itcomes ItCOmE1I I IS
comes to all once and partakes not only of o S
the sweetness of the the flower but also al o of tho thoevanescence thoovanelenoo t tevanescence
evanescenceSomennehuesidthat evanescence evanescenceHome ovanelenooRome
Home Somennehuesidthat one on has said that every ever fare ought oUfht t
to tie I beautiful at 40 o and another another that no noold noold n nold °
old person has h a right to bo ugly because becausesho lecau lecaushe 0
she haas lias had all her life in which which to crow crowant Bru x
beautiful Th Tls tran transfiguration flaruraUon of a plea pleaaant pleaant
ant smile kindly klndl lightings Ilghlln a of the ey eM eMrt eyesrestful
I restful rt < tful lines of selfcontrol about theserenity the II IIyrar
serenity of tM faotheu things no fit tru truYNU fu fuyear
year or two of goodness goodneMllvetj given Only Onlhal habit liabltual habitual > ll llual
ual graciousness within will wlllgivo give them all
It U Islnttr Interesting lltlng to remember in connect connection connectionwith connectionwith to towith
with this thl that many of the women who have a
bean famous for their beauty and fascina fascination IWicinatlon fuelnalion ¬
lion for men achieved their greatest trl triumphs trlumphll trlumphe ¬
umphs between betw n the ages of 30 and 40
Josephine JOli phlne was M when when she married Na Napoleon Napoleon ¬
poleon leonand and judging jucl lng from the letter written n
by by the absent abMmusand Husband during the early earlyIntense earl earlyears
year of their union she Inspired him with wl wlIntense
Intense love and jealousy It has been said as asthat
that she was the only woman Napoleon ever everreally everreally eve evereally
really loved lovedMmo 10vNMmo lovedMmo
Mmo RAcamler was most beautiful be ¬
tween the ages of 9 35 and 55 and Milo Mora MoraDlann MareAt M Mat
At 4 45 was at the llenlth ot her triumpha ti
Diane de Poitiers PoltletllWu wan SO when she won the tit °
heart of Henry II The King Kin was half he heage her herage herage r
age but his devotion never changed
Anne of Austria was 88 when described describedan de desorl desorlas orlbed orlbedM
an the th most beautiful woman in Europe Europemost Europeand Europeand
and Buckl Buckingham ham and Richelieu Were hor he I
jealous admlretll admirers Ninon de lEnclOl the themOllt th thmost a
most celebrated wit It and beauty beaut of her day daywas da dawas
was tho idol of three generation of the thegoldun theKoldun th thwhen Ie
when goldun youth outh of < > t France and IIho h waa w 73 73when 73whon 3
when t thi th s Abbe A Abbrd b6 de de Beraii Berala foil oar In inlluve love xl7 xl7her with tit
herBlanca her
Blanca Capello war 83 when tho Grand Grandher Ora
Duke Francis ot Florence tell captive to t o
her charms and mado her his wife though thou h I I
he was five year her junior Mme d de S
Malntonon was 43 3 when united to Louis Louisand Loulaand Lou Louand is
and Catharine II of Russia was 33 when whensho whenIIho whe wherho ° I
sho seized 8110 < 1 the Empire of Russia and cap ca ¬
tivated the dashing young den Orloff OrloffUp Orbo
Up to tho Limo of her death at 87 e she IIh seems
to have retained her powers of bewitchery IltIwltch ry
Cleopatra was nearly 40 o when Mark k
Antony fell beneath her spell pell and the themost theInOllt th thmost e
most famous beauty the world han over r
known Helen of Troy was long past pastwhen 30 30when SOwhon
when she he perpetrated the most notable notableelopement notableelopement notablelopement ge I
elopement on record and sot II > t tho Trojan Trojanwarrior Trojanwarriors TrojaWarriors n
warriors to fighting for hor Hake HakeA ak akIJbrat
A Liberal Education and a nrnrdlotlen nrnrdlotlenare
are Ut the Church boat hN gift to Its sons Evrry Ever EVllrrathr Everfather F
father who ho trachea his children to read Tni TniBUN Tn TnIIUM TabuN a
BUN life ea them in education and an a bleating bleatingAdo blessiaAda g
Ado Ad
LOW L0 NECKS IN TROLLEY CARSAND CARS CARSAND CARSA
AND A OPERA CLOAKS LO4K WORN ORV BY BYBAREHEADED IIIBIREIIEADEII RIRt
BAREHEADED Rt BEh FADED WOMENt WOMENYeme WOMEN WOMENBerne OVE OVE8eDle
t
Berne or the Things That I1Ia May MayJar Jar You ou a Bit Hiton Biton t ton
on a Winter Inter Night In Philadelphia PhiladelphiaIts
Its a Hard ard Town To for the rabble but butIf butIl butIts
If Il Its Great for the Mere LoekeroaPlIuaDELPMI LookernM LookernMPmuiDKLPim Looker LookerPmUtlBLPUU
PmuiDKLPim Dec 3Opera JO Opera nights nightshero nllhtllhett nightshere
hero are not opera night In New York YorkThey YorkThey YorkThey
They aro sandwiched in between But Butthats Butthat Butthats
thats that not the only difference differenceSuppose dllferellooSUPPOIlO differenceSuppose
Suppose that you should get Into a streetair street streetcar etreetcar
car up In n Harlem some winter evening eveningand 4enlnKand eveningand
and that at every other comer a party or ormen ormfln ofmen
men In proper evening clothes escorting
bareheaded women In opera cloaks should rdtouldcome shouldcome Mhouldcome
come aboard and sit It shoulder to shoulder shoulderwith IIhouldrWIth shoulderwith
with the other passengers what would you youthink youthink ou outhink
think U you were a New Yorker you youwould yollIIould youwould
would probably wonder what hat had hap happoned tiappaned happened
paned to the cab ab service But If youwpre you youwere youwere
were a Philadelphian you would believe believefor beUtvofor believefor
for a moment that you were at home againfor again againfor agl11nfor
for that is I ° what happens here h re almost every everyIts everynight
night ht the whole Winter 10 long C
It Its one of the customs that make people peoplesay peoplesay COplolilY
say how much cheaper it Is to live IIv In Phila Philadelphia Phlladtlphia PhUsdelphta ¬
delphia than It is to live In New York YorkAH YorkAll YorkAll
All over the western and northern parts partsI parteot partsof
I of the city there are line of trolley carswriggling cars catllWrilgUfIjt
i wriggling in and out on their way to thecentre the thecentre theCfntre
centre of the town Those are the districts districtswhere dllltrlctwhere districtswhere
where almost everybody that U anybody anybodyowns anybodOwnll anybodyowns
owns his own house And owning your own ownhouse ownhou ownhouse
hou house e Is a Teat begetter Ietuor of prudence andeconomy and andeconomy andtICOnom
economy tICOnom or perhaps rape it would be more morecorrect moreoorrect morecorrect
correct to say ay that prudence and economy economyare
are great begotten of owning your own ownbouse ownhOlle ownhouse
house hOlleAt houseAt bouseAt
At any rate these cheerful ch rtul house owners ownerstake oWnetlltlce ownerstake
take their pleasure economically t < Onomlca1I and andenjoy andenjoy andenjoy
enjoy them none the less for that reason reasonTheyre reuonThere reasonTheyre
Theyre nearly ncarl all fond of the theatre theatreand Uleatreand theatreand
and many of them go rather often to theAcademy the theAcademy theAcademy
Academy of Music when hen the opera Mason MasonI
I la ° on They dine together and dance dancetogether danOlltogether dancetogether
together and are rationally happy happybut happybutthey happybutthey but butthey
they eschew e chew cab cabsTheir cabTheir cab8Thlr
Their women folks however see noreason no noreason nortllOn
reason why Wh they should not wear the the bright brightand brlahtand brighand t
and pretty trappings that fashion pre prescribes preIICrlb proscribes ¬
scribes IICrlb for evening just because they the dont dontchoose dontchOOlle don donchoose t
choose to lavish their money on the hire hireof hireof hireof
of private vehicles vehiclesuabtful vehlclCIIIlI vehiclesIs
IlI a delightful uabtful thing after the surprise surpriseof lIurllrl rurprlof se e eof
of novelty 0011 has has worn off to seethe IIte the gayety gayetyand gayetend ayet ayetand y
and the color that these th merry merT groups groupscan ItfOllpecan groupscan p yp
can put into mere humdrum street cars carsThra earnwill IUII IUIIThflre
Thra will be dashes of pale pink and blue blueand blueand blu bluand e
and red and white hlle where the opera cloaks cloaksalternate cloaltAa1lemate cloaksalternate
alternate with the sober black of manevenlng mans mansevening man maneenlng s
evening dress The glosn of black hair hairand hAirand hairand
and brown auburn and gold shines right rightout rightout t
out in public concealed by no headdress headdressor
or at most mo t by b thin coverings coNin of laceJewels lace laceJewel laceJew
Jewel Jew tI flash and underneath those brilliant brilliantmantles brUliantmantle brilliantmantlesif
mantlesif mantles If you could see behind their theirfolds thtlrfoldsare theirfoldsare
folds foldsare are often marble shoulder and andsoft and110ft an ansoft d
soft round arms armsMadcines emuMadsmee mnaIaLt1nelI
Madcines shapely foot In not leer l a win winsome winome winsome ¬
some If she does have ave rather rat her thick soles soleson JOltllon soleson s
on her patent leathers She Isnt soln going solnto < <
to catch cold by treading too close to tit titfreren tho thofrozen n
frozen groundBut ground groundBut groundBllt
But what protect her head When a awoman aWoman I Iwoman
woman goes about all day long with withvelvet a avelvet
velvet hat above her temples and muffled muffledto muM muMto ed
to the ears tIUIIln In fur what kindly ldndl providenceInterpnll8ll providence providenceInterposes rovidenc rovidencInterposes °
Interposes to save her if she robe herself herselfI he herselin lt ltIn
In a low JoWneck neckgown gown and a Wrap and 10 10torth goforth ea
forth after r nightfall lhttall without a speck ot otmilliner o I Imillinery
millinery milliner to crown her herYou herYou herYou
You may see ee women thus attired any anyclear an anclaar anclear y
I clear night of the winter ripping up and anddown anddon an andown d
down Chestnut street ana along Broa Broastreet Broad BroadSund Broadtreet d
street not one or two b but scores of themStand them themStand
Stand in front of the Academy AcadeDl on a anight gala galanight < < ala alanight
night There are carriage carrIA of course courseand COUIM COUIMarid courseand
and folks to rid ride In them But how many manyof manTof rnan P Pof
of the pink and blue and white vtafonfloat vision visionfloat Tia1onfloat s
float away on their own tootsies and wait waitfor wa wafor Walttor k
for their appropriate trolley can at tit titneighboring the theneighboring thonolahborln °
neighboring corner rornenAnd cornersAnd f fAnd
And boW few of them are addicted to th thlate the thelate thelate e
late cupper habit r P The reetaurant her herthat here herethat heretha e
that correspond to o your D Delmonloo a or orSherry orBherrre o oBherrys r
Sherry Mr Knickerbocker la very mall amanand analand malland p pe
and few there be that find d It There are areother areotbetl sr srothers e
other larger and le less elect but It would wouldmake wouldmake woulmake d
make you lonesome Io me and melaaobo melancholy to toIt toalt l lsit o
alt It among their unpeopled table in w wsilence solemn solemnalienee eelernna1lenoe arm
silence and eat your midnight refection refectionThere releotionTherea refeotionTheres
Theres There no upper Broadway no Fifth Fifthvenue Plfthavenue Pitt Pittavenue h
avenue no Sixth avenue hen Half Railhour an anhour anhour ° n
hour hourron after the curtain U down the gay
th thIn throng ron gchar ha baa dispersed dispercurtilu dispercurtilus s and andy jrou OU ooucouki oould oouldin epeaIt epeaItIn es
in whisper Whl pera and be beard from one aid aidof IIIde IIIdeot aidof °
of Chestnut street to the other Father FatherFenn FatherPenn Path PathPenn r
Penn high up on the City Hall tower toWW1oo1te toWW1oo1tedown looks looksdown bookdown a
down upon a peaceful city
Mot of the restaurant will then b beither be beelthu
either empty or else filled with chorus chorusthose choruIlrla S
glue and oJohnni8t but ho will be bea man mana 7
a chaan dish taken down from many a aIdeboard
sideboard to minister to the hunger hungerthose ot ottbose o f
those who wear the finery in i iand street carl carland
and are content contentThey contentThe
acThareet They The eat trite tritetoo their r oake and haTe some of ofacThareet it ittoo Ittoo
too and and andeat nd abide in rural Joy JoyHE JoyHE
HE CARRIED HER H R BUNDLES BUNDLESMmple BUNDLleSple BUNDLESMmple
Mmple ple but VMraal t Act er r Klnrine ifhatneMthe en enthe enthe e n
the Part ef r a a Yooag Yeaa Swell SwellPassenger SWeltIueenRetll well wellPassengers
Passenger on an Erie train which whichinto ° came cameinto cameInto uO °
into Jersey oJetfl City Cft from the suburb one on eve evelog even evenIng even1n n
log 1n last week were treated to 0 an unusual unusualexhibition unusualxhlbltlon unueu unueuexhibitlon nd d
exhibition of politeness politenessOn
On the train traJ wa Was an aged Italian woman womanShe wo Woman8h ma I
She 8h had two wo enormous bundle with her hereither bereIther hereither
either one of which would have made a able big bigload bl blload
load for an ablebodied man A score oif oifmen ofmen o omen
men saw her struggling from the train with withher willher WIthher h
her bundles whicacre which were done up In sheet sheetand sheetaand sheetand s
and tied with rope but not no on one offered offeredhelp to tohelp tohelp
help her in any an way wayrlnally
Finally I final loves lovesyoung a young man in evening eeln la drew drewwhite cirelliwhite dre drecorn u
white whiteIng glove Iov and opera a hat hatwoman bet efldentl evidently evidentlyla com comInln
Inln Ing In from the suburbs for a nIght at th ththeatre tittheatre e
theatre came alon along and pled the old oldwoman of ofwoman d
woman Without a momonta hesitation ho hostepped heltepped h hstepped e
stepped up to her removed hla hat and andPermit andId an anPermit d
Id IdPermit Permit me to help you madam madamThe madamThe madamThe
The old woman wan 11 as so amazed at tit titgallantry the thegallantry thlgallantry e
gallantry of the fashionably dressed d young youngttranger youn younstranger ounl
stranger that ahe made no reply IIIpl but junt juntgated j1tlllazed jtired
gated at him as though he waa a curiosit curiosity y
Without itbout further talk talk the young man mangrabbf manIrabbtd ma n
grabbed d one of the bundle In hi his left hand handand handand ban d
and with the right assisted the woman dto to tocarry tocarry
carry the other down to th the platform to tothe tothllerryhouae t ttits o
the ferryhouseWhen thllerryhouae ferryhouse
When tho Chamber street ferry ferrytime ferryboat ferryboatcame ferryboatoame ba bae t
came in he lugged the bundle Into the thewomen thAWomenlI tit titwomena e
women cabin put them up on a seat and andwhen andwhen a n nwhen d
when the old woman seated llet herself Healdthem beside besidethem bealdothem 0
them moved over to the other aide eld of the theoabln theca lb e
os oabln ca ln and began to read a paper
When the boat b at reached aule the cHr cHra rlne he trrabbed trrabbedthe gr grthe bed
the bundles again and carried them aloea aboard aboarda d
a Fulton street car The old woman eat eatshe said aaJdahe d
she he war going oln < < to the Bridge but she pro protested protested pretested ¬
tested about getting on the car No such suchextravagance suchextravagance euc h
extravagance u a that had occurred to t o
her herBut
But the young ounc man made her enter the thecar theoar th thcar e
car just the same and when hen the car carte got gotto ot otto
to Broadway he got ot out with her and endtwo tea teatwo thetwo e
two walked along Park row to the Bridge Bridgeentrance Bridgeentrance Held Heldentrance ge
entrance where the youth put act the woman womanand worn Womanand an
and the bundle on a Myrtle Myrtle avenue car carpaid oarpaid o opaid
paid the conductor the fare bowed po poIItel ¬
litely IItel and left leftThe leltThe leftThe
The The entire performance wa Was witnessed witnby Wltne ° aed °
by b a number of passengers WMn ra on the Erio Eriotrain ErlotraIn Fr Frtrain b bthe
train who happened hap ned to be b going oin over oversame the thesame thelame
same route and they wr were outspoken in intheir Intheir
their admiration of the young man Not Notattention Notat N Nat
at any time dId be belra betray bY look or act actthe
the slightest embarrassment although h hcould he
could no not have been unconscious of the theattention t1 °
attention he wa W8 attracting
All the emt embarrassment > arraasm nt in th the case waa waasuffered w wsuffered Wuuflered
suffered by the old woman who at first firstthought fin rat ratthoullht at
thought that U at she he waa being be1n mad ridicu ridiculous ¬
leas The polite attention and entbro entbrorespectful entirely entirelyrespectful 1 y
respectful attitude of the youth outh however howeversoon hoeYerIn hawevesoon r rail
soon convinced her that he wa after all allonly ailad
only a gentleman and by b the time Broad Broadway BroadWAY Bro Broway ad adace ¬
way wa reached ahe was quite at her e eagain ease easeagain eueI1n ace
againThe again againTbe I1nThe aceu
The lost seen of the young man he b waa waacrowing w wcrossing WIcrolllln u
crowing crolllln City Hall Park on the double doublequick doublequIck doub
quick evidently trying to make up for fortho fortho f or
tho time ho had lost In helping an old woman womanout wo Womanout man
out of a serious predicament predicamentROULETTE
ROULETTE PARTIES POPULAR POPULARTey
Tey More Steno New Supply PJtI7 Ovtflt r fee r H Uee Uee11I1Ie He M MMe I I1seThe
11I1Ie Me The Game a > Rival U 1 PekerRoulette Peker PekerRoulette krr krrRoulette
Roulette th the game sameWhloh which I fa the principal principalouro PrlnolpalIIOUroe pninci Pal
scum ouro of revenue for every gambling house ho
in this country ha h hu In the hut few months lDonthame mont v
become me a favorite parlor gam in n this dt city
Roulette wheela are being eoLt wu in the 107 to 01 01I J
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An unequalled larre assortment of IAID IAIDOKNAUKNTS 1IlnOIlSAIJrSTS r i iOIiNAUENTS
OKNAUKNTS In tbe trnulnr tortoise lorlo > e and andAmber anlSAmber s sAmber
Amber fihtll UI1 plain and lid exquisitely carved carvedtil cartdall 3
all unsurpassed In tine natural colon < also alsomounted al almounltd r rI I Imounted
mounted with 14 1 rant COLD 1EAHUS 1EAHUSUII1LLIANT3 lEAnLII
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Drnihtt Urrwlng Combs C < lmba Mirror Pow Powder Iowdtr ¬ c reN
der poxes oeA Clothes llrusbes Shoe Horn HornPin llamaIln e ts t
Pin Trays Tra Dutton Hooks LorinctlM Lorrnelleoc LorrnelleocMutlathe Ac AcMustache acMustache
Mustache Uriubis Unitary Urusbea llrusb and andGentlemens nd ndOcoUcmtD f
Gentlemens Combs of all II styles atfleiNO 11ts 11tsNO t I K
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VIOLET DEWflOYA LILY MLYCLOVERAfiOLDKN LILYCLOtRCOIOEN t °
CLOVERAfiOLDKN JASMINE JASMINEIN J A8MINEIS Aq
IN DAINTY FLORAL BOXES BOXESLADO BOXESLADD
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store in this city cit under a name which whlchis Wblcha 1s 1sa
a pretty thin disguise of their own and not notonly notolily cv cvonly °
only only aro tho wheels for sale but also com complete complpte ¬ F °
plate printed layouts to po gn with them so sothat 110that sothat jw t
that any ordinarily long diningroom dlnln dlning < < room table tablecan tablecan is isn
can canwith n be converted Into a roulette table tablewith tableIth t
with Ith very erlIttle little difficulty
Roulette wheels such as are found In Inthe Inth tiq r rthe
the th gambling housed in this city are very verycostly ery eryOOfItl A +
costly OOfItl oorrtfy They aro made of the finest woods woodsthoroughly r
thoroughly thoroushlYlllllOned seasoned no that the wheel COdllr shall shallipln shall shallspin 1I1L1 1I1L1apln + e
spin around in the bottom of o tho bowl bowlwith bowlwIth
with the same ease in damp weather as in inThey Indr indry
dr dry It
drThe They The range in price from 1600 800 to 12500 12500The 2500 2500The
The wheel for or home use is I not of course courseso counotao < vst
so expensive It IH an exact duplicate of ofthe otthe e
the roulette wheel however and the game gamecan gamecan erne
can be played aa well with it an with with the thofiner thenner thefiner
finer wheels that the gambling houses use useSome l18eSome
Some years tItII ago tho toy and game makers makerxput maktnIput makersput
put out miniature roulette wheel that were werosimply ero erolImply
simply made as amusing toys but this thisyear thlaYlr
year there seems to be a demand for wheels wheelsof Wheelllof
of the regulation site ITA and tho limit wan wanreached WMached wasreached
reached ached last week when wen hen one toy house put puton puton
on sale regular layout on oilcloth to togo
go with the wheels wheelsTbe wheeillThe V 1
The oil cloth can be spread over any an table tableand tablaand tableand
and with ith the wheel at atone one end pd It is possible possibleto
to play pia the same game of roulette at homo homed homopeople
an people have been playing < < for year in inthe Inthe
the gambling houses of the city cityThe
The oilcloth in marked rnark d out with tho thothirtysix thothlrtYNX i
thirtysix number in alternate black and andred andred andred
red rand and the single singledouble and double zeros In Ingreen InlPCfn
green There are spaces for those zeroswho who whoprefer whogreen ho hopr
prefer pr greenplaying rer playing colors to playing numbers numbersand numberand numbersand
and spaces for column players and for forthose lorthoee forthose
those who wish to gamble on the Art flrateoond Artaeoond is
second or third dozens dozensSince dozeneSince i
Since these layouts and wheels wht > ela havebeen have havebeen havebean
been on sale ale there has been a great demand demandfor demandlor
for them themL and roulette rouletteparilesarebeceming rouletteparilesarebecemingtie partle are becoming becomingdomestic becominAAI
AI popwar popular AI poker pari parties I At the sane sanedomestic n ndomestlo
domestic gambling parties everybody everbod get geta gets getHa I
a chance to play pia bank because the man manwho manwho r rwoo
who is backing tho wheel h 1 la almost sure sureto 8ureto rt
to win in the end endAmong endAmong
Among gambler roulette although the thegame thogame thltame
game ame most played U known as the suck suckers RuckerB ¬
ers en game Where one man beat beats it ittwenty I ItWenty j y
twenty lose There are gambling house houseall hOlsean i iall
all over the country which which could not last lastunless lutunleM lastunless
unless they had a steady patronage for tho thoroulette thoroulette
roulette table tablesThe tableThe t
4
The game 1s one of the most fascinating fascinatingIt ta clnatlng clnatlngot
ot gambling devices prlnclpaJlr principally because becautlOIt
It is no effort to play lap It and all al the skill skillIn IklllIn skillin
In the world avails avails nothing against a little llttloluck IIttioluck ht
luck The roulette tables in n New York Yorkgambling Yorklamblln
gambling houses < l am always crowded and anda AndIf s sU
a the toy store sale of wheels and lay layouts layOUtA laycute ¬
outs 1 fa not interfered with It 1 III sure to tobecome tobecome r
become a popular source of amusement amunementto
to folks who like a mull gamble at home homeTEXASS homeTESS
TEXASS WOMAN SCULPTOR SCULPTORs
Mill Elizabeth Nor N Bringing Home ntatur SUlneater ntaturfer IItatuNfer
fer the Stale CapitolAv Capitol CapitolAUSTIN apltolAVBrur 1 1asire
AUSTIN Av asire Tex Dee 20 20MIM Mis Elizabeth ElizabethNey EllzabflthNey h
Ney the th sculptor of thin city is on her way ay
home from uermany where she has just justcompleted jUlltrompltted
completed two statues ono of Oen Sam 8amHouston SamHou
Houston Hou ton and the other of Stephen 811 > phen F AustinThese Austin AustinThese AmllnTht1t
These statues have been shipped from
Germany Cermsrn and will bo placed in tho corridor corridorof
of the late State Capitol CapitolMiss CApitolMIIII i
Miss Ney also has a commission < from theDaughters the thaDaughters theDaughte
Daughters of the th Texas Ilepubllo to axe nxocuto txoCllto
onto similar statue of these two men mento mf1Ito
to t ° bo placed laced In the United States Capitol Capitolat t
at atWasbington Washington Shew111returnto0ormany She will return nit urn to Germany German GermanIn t
in a few months to perform this thl work workAt
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