The Caucasian., November 09, 1913, Image 6

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HELPFUL HINTS
FOR HOUSEWIVES
Washing Machine That Works
by Hahd or Power.
lIace the fltat. vacu(a washer wars
pat on the mattet the patent ofmce has
been flooded with scores of similar In
qentions One of the latest Ils that of
a 3Missouri mans. The trouble with
east of these appliances is that they
will ds either light work -:r heavy work,
but seldom boet etqually well. This
leachine has a pailr or air shafts with
p~La valves at the upper ends and coni
,t mouths below. They are renmova
is frorm the tub and can be operated
either by hand or tiy motor power and
with or without a gasoline heater at
aebunent. It is claimed that this de
ice will wash anything from lace cur
ains to carpets thoroughly without ne
aessitating anyh rubbing by thand on a
board.
Baket Piokerel.
Cut omt the backboie of a good sized
.ltkerel and'teirthe btnali bones which
eea be remas-nm withnut tearing the
sb too muca ir.let ettlat the ish out
t shape. t ta4yh. Ibth a mon
tIe. and, .en 1 f 'f It staibd
ht iAt an bee. i' sit rve y thin
s thes of R . 9 rack l a dripZ
ogf pan 4 ; :8sh . skia, pide
Amwa over ; with pork
oLuepl4a USlk.t bones woered pan
# fo3rt t c att . iniai t t once or
wIt a M le amd serve with
ttr.e rm ' tk'repalred thus:
#tair bo. ~butter, ois of
uwsa w o.ne atie, one-fourth
lnlampent one. teaspoonful
yapd pare .. Beat the butter to a
aem. aimd ahbally beat-in the sea
tu lg. tbe ' relay last of all. This
iame bfinee" with all kinds of fish and
stee wlhb beefaetealk. s' T'WlT" r+..
Good PFr Lunches.
Nut Bread..O.e egg, one cupful sug
ar, one eupful milk, one cupful nuts,
Itree cupfuls flour, two teaspoonfuls
bnking powder. LTet rise twenty min
mae and bake abeut one hour. Excel
bat for schiol lunches.
Raisin Bread. P-'our cupfuls flour.
S#s teasibt&tifuls baking powder, half
a e.pfuln sugari, ,ne teaspoonful salt.
gm:umpful ralsala. one egg. two cup
.' uik. ie'rise twenty minutes
s.-alSt . 4b eoil toe: If an open pan is
S-.4ms6 eovee ttni ead with oiled paper.
Olagerbea.i--altf a cupful sugar.
" : `f at cuptut better; one cupfult mo
Sbmles one...tgatoonfll ; each cloves,
. Ba' on asatd glnger -two eggs. two
f' . laed a aels.tened with
Smilk. hp~Afitl botliag water,
twn and a hal'f U lfuls flour. " Bakl in.
i-.a even.
Fm.romrade -Hair Tonic.
S old fashioned hair tonic, that is
m.lty helptfl o .starting new growth
and preventing fatling hair, is made
tQem S cents' worth of castor oil. 5
.outs worth of .purp grain alcohol and
S eeats woruth. of bergamot. Shake
a.l wetl together, until thoroughly
aixed and apply- by parting the har
bLatrands, and rgbbing the tonic right
eats the scalp with the tips of the
agers. Only.a .ery little of the tonic
e applied pd. l.fgrts should be made
to get- it right, q9 the scalp, not the
bait. rab.tl,t~ ghly. It is of
tearse very {gasy, although thinned
bi the atcs mlsp . ad tfor a feiw duys
hrtware t i.. l-kIly to look
aUsther- '. t~ieerc than a modern
.I e0l.aMg a. tot e itle rubbing
with Aby uie t his"uh ite -s.
Furs.
Te treshebn a : iYeehat has be
-ses. fat' ifn't lis brua. h o it the
'FsgW t .,j moist hairbrush.
ouratlaln. te icftllthe four is en
Wresy driS 9I ou agiu. tihe beat light
Swith a '. e lter, ievert with a rod.
lbht eolored tani, aeoften benefited
y aubbing very -thoroughly with dry
W.-eal. rnubbd well In, then carer
t oar brushed aind beaten out.
!tll one cupfifl ot molasses and one
.arter cupful otlbtter for two minutes.
b4j two teespionfuls, salt, one table
apataful tgisiir one-half teaspoonful
ai-a and three' cupfuls flour. Beat
ell; cfill ov hri t. ftoll very thin.
Rat out with tifter and hake on but
birel panri w o't o9e for ten minutes.
. .. 4 ' a4t. is sprin
+ lt - +tti +.+.ao ree-it il
FASHION HINT
holly ,s ventai~ t. wanl :~ 1.'4 . in
Palkan style, andi tIis u. I- %.i - ue-%
and stnart. 1t is int4' with a tnarr.ow
three piece shkilrt. and th Ih I.ta.ose ,ut
ill the lobg ngsholt delt rs thl .1 lbth pro.
ferr''ed ones of" the lt' solln
A henaitiful little dIilly tri.resqeu ill
this fashion woul4 d,.elig.l1 toim small
girl at Christ.nas tinit.
For a doll twentyll w t4 I(n41es ill
height the dress will rcqni:9 oit .lltI
COBTUME FOR THE CHRISTMAS DOLL.
one-eighth yards of material twenty
seven inches wide, with a quarter ex
tra yard for the collar and cuffs. or
five-eighths for the blouse and five
eighths for the skirt, collar and cuffs.
Titis May Mantonl pattern is cut in sizes
for dolls eighteen, twenty-two and twenty
six inches high. Send 10 cents to this of
flce, giving number. 8064. A'a it will be 1
promptly forwarded to you by mail. If in
haste send an additional t*O cent stamp
for letter postage When ordering use
.coupon. I
No........... z..... . .... ...............
Name .......................................
Address ... .............................
FASHION HINT
By JUDIC CtHOLLET
This bodice, which is made with
overdrapery that forms the sleeves, is,
extremely new and chic. It makes a
c rming, even elaborate, effect, yet.
since the drapery is cut with straight
edges, it can be made from flouncing.
The foundation is a plain blouse, with
the sleeves sewed to the armholes. To
give the effect on the figure this blouse
is cut from the lining material and the
center, front and back from wide band
. ,.
FANCY EVENING B
is arranged. The point Is
In the back view the bodice is cut 1
with high neck, and when treated in
that wiy and with long sleeves it is
adaptaed to afternoon wear.
For the medium size the blouse takes 1
two and an eighth yards of material
twenty-seven inches wide, with three- I
eighths yard eighteen inches wide for
the front and back portion, two and
one-eighth for the drapery and one and
one-eighth yards six inches wide pep- 1
lum to make as shown on the figure.
This May Manton pattern is cut in sizes
from 34 to 42 inches bust measure. Send
10 cents to this office. giving number, 80F7,
and it will be promptly forwarded to you
by mall If in haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage. When
ordering use coupon.
No........... Size..........................
Name ......................
• .,....o.... ....................... ......
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FOR THE CHILDREN
Saltpeter Magie,
Few things will create .o1101 Inferlm
for ;a sh- il hr ~i enti til innii .ent tin
the m.'l'ining for Jigit'. peolb!,. than
\vlltt is k1 owlo i s si.lltiatei r ri;iic . It
will irouse Ihel t cuiriosi tyl t tllhe high
it pinlt whein tied 'l'f're hosit aind
gir'ls \h hilri uei\- t c e Iar id of it tie
fre . :rid4 wilt -ep tIllg ltessiinL
for it loli; tUne.
D)Is.o11ive sltl Ioler I ai t't ,lbif' t9ll
Wati'r ii ill t'1k4 ll ilt iror. I Tetai
itake .h1 endl ( ia ? lt p lleniolllht oT li
S\11ll st11k11t 1il , it in lliat sol.oltit ;'l t(
write so'1 i nordi iii 11iiii it4tnt(e lu S
plh.e', or Illthlt Iill:Pr
T'oi1 funst Iitiki, p; isis ai se 1%:at2
overg litlt4 I11 joill tloc li(ell9 o *lln t
-here Is f'colntilnrilla line If Tl0i
wrile iimore lhanll tiloe wtor, oel *e r,'
per Ih,3y 1lrnd bte .lnet.,edt !.oall It
thell. Ipaer dry ant il le waiting twill ti
Invisible. I'olf dowls halt s isies
at either end tO file nlet i* I.Oh:il Ino
can make it stant on ia ale . %.-e
set it upright on y glttt,! os mtnl_
thing which will nit atul Isr enni
apply the tip o•e hb o# lighteA punk
to where the word hegiLn onv# Oblch
you have previously made a tiny enatr_.
You will see a tiny glowworie of
fire travel all along Ilhe lines feled.
not stolpping wuntil the comlpte wore,
Is burned ut nt. IO other pal.t a the
paper will .e destroye4. Ipon ca;
prepare severll ploer. '. laitper tils et
va lnee. pint i , liht Ia iino ise .ou!
Ut'ests. hitit ei:,eritli. .14 c ursI'e. 1) re
tueil.r thetwi I'ert and tn4 ig *reai
in the line.
£ fricb don Soy&
Most boys like to do tricksl m agic
and "sleight of hand." so here is a
very simple trick tbtI any one of yog
can Ido after al little practice. It Os
called "spinning the handkerchief."
Of course you wouldu't use your own
handkerchief. Ask some boy to lend
you his. and pretend to select one with
great care, saying. "It is first of all
necessary to get the right kind of
handkerchief." After you have picked
out one throw it in the air, catch it on
the end of a stick that you are twirl
ing, and when the handkerchief
spreads out to its full size spin it
around rapidly.
The secret of being able to do this
Is that there is a needle or pin in the
end of the stick, which catches the
handkerchief and prevents it from
falling off. The pin should be put In
so that the sharp point extends out
about a halt inch.
The stick should have a sepooth sur
face, so that it will rotate eas.ly in the
hand.' If t is po.l*ihed . -ir ailihebed
so much the better. It wi* *iquire a
little practice before you, are able to.
catch the handkerchief If th"- middle
and with the pin going through one
thickness only. Jf It goes through two
or three thlcknesses a fold results and
your audience will notice the pin. You
need to do some practicing before at
tempting to do this trick -in public.
Honesty In School.
"You and I know that there are
boys, and girls, too, who crib." writes
Walter Prichard Eaton, taking up a
delicate but important subject in an
article on "The Scout In School" in
Boys' Life.
"A girl in my class had ,a geography
under her feet covered by her skirt in
an examindtion and kept dropping her
pencil. .Sbe got .gS, and I never had
any use t-. her after that.
"A Jgoodm acon will sever crib. A
good scout ought never to have any
use.dr a boy or gtrl who does crib.
"'idon't mean that you should squeal
on a cribber. t.here is a better way
than thait
"Just let himh know what you think
of him. and just let him understand
that he is no better than any other
liar; that he has stolen, not money, but
a good mark, which is just as had.
Scouts should lead in school in creat
ing a sentiment for honesty, for honor.
If you do that by and by nobody will
dare to crib. and you will have brought
this about yourselves without turning
squealer and going to the teacher."
The Bird Sellers.
A jolly game for children is called
"the bird sellers." Arrange the players
in a row, leaving two outside. These
two are to represent the bird buyers.
Give to each child the-namte of some
bird. One will be. a crow, one a crane,
another a canary, etc. One birdealer
says to the other:
"I wish to buy a bird.",
"Whet kind ?" inquire he other.
"A bird that can ) swiftly," says
the first buyer. .
"Very well, ta-Y what you wish."
"Then," say'?, the first buyer, "I'll
take a. robin'"
AS soon as he says this the "robin"
child must jump out of the row and
run aound,, trying to escape. If the
dealer catches the bird the captured
one stays until the other "birds" 'have
been selected and caught.
The Elephant and His Trunk.
A large paper elephant minus his
trunk is tacked on the wall, then to
each child is given a paper trunk and
a pin. Each in 6rn is blindfolded.
taken to the end of the robm and turn
ed around three times and started to
ward the elephant. The one who pins
the trunk on nearest the proper place is
given a prize.
Four Hidden Birds.
Don't mark, it excites the baby.
The mud was ankle deep.
How rents have gone up.
Where % Nero, Binks?
Asawers.=-ite, eln , wren, robin,
% .t i.I h. ,ti t1'i 1-:;h , ,, Lu 'jio . i s . :.
ri* l. 4 : 1 '16 I 41 '1 Grc: . aod s ic. , .iSb.:
ti y L it l i t ? ijiso oi a i i el . 0':It 'o f tli,
iih 'ft, ils t ln cIt ,lt g 'e it;r, i IDti . llt,-nL '
otable Fi itl J .iial ..iolt,'i 2'1 . *i.Ot ,
.:~ll . t.'ilriiiD. .iL .. ito, .it, ah, .ab
ililltl~ ietl Il, ae t n9ill o li. It o. o l\
pik , .t4 and$ gL, 1 ,,1 I. ',itr , .'ialt ofP i;ml:
lit," tll'li,,rr 1,l aa 4lal ilsi, ' Jlhellt t IOI .
Ilt sitli (I.f t sllrasi il t. t a t ii , l.it _ 1
ti'Ial freat.l cot ef the i manal Sil, n-tl
(,0 P:C4 ,1kD ,o41ii i., . I.,- , l+lolar . J l,1"i lli
im Il ,;:al hours of sals. o. n
T % fltatt S, Pet:.:. 0i. 94L:.
JA.! Itirii-ties eSl: off .il,.hA 'i:' el
l n re,"gtllllt lian .da o 3 4i0l 11o. :itO oil
%IIrl r,"liil4. isaldaD ,~'aril.t, ul i -
i;nlil. %ifl thlie Juliceinsa 4o 1 irPi
l. nt'lll Ila .nd . lo iit ti' ll'o e
noiiat..l Bit ý,'lIlllilia "I l Stir . te , ffl t'+
dinando arhl:.an : 3. to Lend .to
:i.l l1D satify- lha debt a. otrlid
itl Gais hritu oier i1 tlohe ileas t sid
laundl*t and li e tllle y-i r i ll(il'
abiltel tiero. f eerola the 0th itay ofi
thallblov *ulmb'leltlreij ahn tOtla ead tlf
July 19at anti spaid, and all coste of
tfhis suit, s well as tin f per ees t on
said principal and dote'rso t tiheeon
as att.r.ey's tees.
I. P. ILoAisiRO,
heriff, et-Oflicio Auctioleetr.
Ctr:aisian, Oct. 30, 1913.
o- onstable's Sale.
aid eg--he the Justice of ith i Peace
tiart in and lot Ward T'wo of
i;addo Parish, a I... : . pe . Lantd ao.
i:. E. Lathale.
By virtue of a ~writ i aeisure and
sale to me directed ib the alon(er
able Justice of the Petac, outla , C.
E. iunsoe , ,ustice of the Peace, inoa
the above eumbered and entitled
suit. I have, seized and gill offert for
sale at public uietion, *witls benefit
of appraisement, for east, at thre
principal front door of tuse ourt
house of Caddo Parish. Louisian,
during the legal hours for sales. oa
SATURDAY, NON. 29, 9913,
The following described gropetyr,
to-wit: Lots numbered oeventeen
and eighteen on block five of Chris
tian Heights addition to the town of =
Vivian, La., as per the recorded plat
of the said addition in the reeorder's
office at Shreveport, La. Said prop
erty seized' as belonging to C. E. La
tham, the above named defendant,
and to be sold to pay and satisfy the
debt and judgment as specified in the
said writ, say in the sum of eighty
two and 95-100 dollars, with five per
cent per annum interest thereon
from the 30th day of August 1913,
and all costs of this suit.
C. P. BARNETT.
Constable, Ward 2, Caddo Parish, La.
Caucasian, Oct. 19, 1913.
Notice of Tax Sale.
To It. H. Walden: You are hereby
notified that at tax sale for unpaid
State and Parish taxes for the year
1912. 1 purchased the following
property assessed in the name of R.
H. Walden: Acre lots 29. 34. 35, 40 in
northeast quarter of northeast
quarter section 15. township 21,
range 16. Which tax deed is dated
June 21. 1913, and filed for' record
July 3. 1913. and recorded in convey
ance book 88, page 63. The amount
of taxes, penalty and costs being
$9.89. NETTIE J. STUART,
Box 126, Shreveport, La
Caucasian, Oct. 7, 1913.
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be received by the Police
Jury of Caddo Parish until 12 noon,
Nov. 13, 1913, for grading and gray
eling two and one-half miles of,t.ie
Norris Ferry road. Specific,tions
and profile are on file in the office
of the parish engineer. The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids.
J. T. BULLEN.
Parish Engineer.
Caucasian, :'it. 16. 1913.
41;"Constable sale.
In J,1,ice Court, Ward 'Two Parish
.i;_Caddo. Statle'of Louisiana: Mrs.
Lula Wiilliams. vs. L. . . illiams.
By virtue of a,'writ of fieri facias
to seize and sell the property of (dt
dendant, L. '0), Williams, issued by
the Hon. C. E. Dlunson, Justice of
the Peace for .Wi'rdTwo, :arish of
Caddo, State.4f Louisiann, to me d:
rected, it have' seized and taken into
nmy official cusltody and will offer fer
sale at public auction wvith the ber.
efit of appraisenment, for rash. at
the front door of the court'house .f
the Parish of Caddo. during the leg: I
house for'sales, on
SATURI)AY. NOV. 29. 1913.
T'he following described prop ''rly,
to-wit: All right, title and interem'st
in and to the undivided one-tlirlietll
interest in tihe northeast qularter of
southeast quarter eof section 1I' anai
the northwest quart[er of nortlheast
quarter of section II, towlshllip 2!.
range 16, and the suithlhwen l quarterl
and the southeast quarteir 0 of Ihe
norlhwest quartet' and southwu'sl
quarter of the norltheast quarter. all
in section 31. township 22. ranget 16.
to pay and satisfy tlhe judgment :a
specified in the writ of lieri facias
in the sum of $82.45 rendered against
said defendant L. O. Williams in said
suit. together with costs of this pro
ceeding. C. P. BARNETT''.
Constable Ward Two.
Caucasian, OctL 28, 1913.
Headquarters for Fruits
Call and Inspect Our ie Can dtes
Caadies Largest ia the City'
F, ireworks
H. M.W il Peanuts
Co,. rCornmep e and d iiam Sty .
W . 2CaSE, sreQ targt-Tgreagr
(ALE 80cEi as. uCE..
W. P. CBAAlI . . °t.H.80VIELL. it A. C(uoV) s.
The Hicks Co.
CULMITCE)
Wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factork
rIei: 4o6r*4e tCmmear .t., Wador.s:. Coeaae Sptis. . u. .v
and Commerce S3t. ShREVEPORT. LA.
g'eflorshelm ,ros9r *oh dt. at
WHO t. 1 SAl.I
;rg $ood0, Notions
and 7urnisking 5oods
7.l-37!-914-$96 toareree Itreest ?e, .ork 'Offiee, 4.1 - ecnard Street
The Time is Here for Planting
Seed for Fall and Winter Pasture
Of course you would not think of buying anything but the
lest Seed. Challenge Brand has never. Tailed you yet, and it i
better this season than ever before. uy nothing but Challenge
Brand Texas Rust Proof Oats, Winter Turf Oats, Southern
Grown Seed Rye blended With Wheat, Mediterranean Wheat,
Winter Barley.
MAIL US YOUR ORDER, OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIG
Tusten Seej & Produce Co. Lt.
Marshal's Sale.
No. *,567-In the City Court of
Shreveport, La.: Mack \VWeltnan
vs. (. E. Smith.
Sy virtue of a writ of lieri facias
issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the Heon. L. C.
Blanchard. judge of the City Court,
Shreveport, La., and to me directed.
I have seized and will sell at puil'c
auction, at the Texas stree,.'ront
door of the court house.'f Caddo
Parish, Louisiana, between the legal
hours for sales, on
SATURDAY; NOV. 29, 1913.
Lot No. 64 and the east lholf of lot
No. 65 of the Pinehurst Subdivision
of the City of Shreveport, Fourth
W.;ird of Caddo Parish, La., with all
'uildings and improvements there
on, The above property seized as
belonging to the defendant andl to be
sold to pay and satisfy the debt as
specified in said writ,. say the sum
of '$50. with intIere-t from tlhe 26th
day of February 1913. at 8 petr ctnt
per annum. anll 10 p.'i'r tent at at
torney's fees, and all costs. )ermin
of sale cash Vwith lthe benefit of ap
praiseur nt. 4L l. .'FERItALI .
Lily Marshal
(iauna-ian. ; ~ 9ý.23, 1913.
Solicev of $ax sale.
T gi tll. E.. \el.Oel: Y l i'ou are lItorI'd
not liti d fhat at tax sale frP finp)aia
Stat', a dl llariih taia es 'f.,r lll yeal
1912t. &i icha-l lhe' following
lproperty as.''--1d in tih+ name of
we,. E. lng.".:'rb r Ihd,:'26 and :35
in soutl h half o.l north half of north
west ,lilart.r .sction 3i, township 21,
,ange 15. Which tax deed ik hateI..
.Tune 21. 1913. and fil, f'o'r rr'',ord
July 3. 1913. and r,'cord.d in con \e -
anre book 88. ipag' ti. TheI amount of
taxes. p'iieally a ln'l cist- being 8,.16.
NE'II' FE .1. ST'IUART.
Box 1 26. Shrev'\'lpo;', La.
C:ucai ian. ,Oct. 16. 1913,
.lstray .otiie.
"T'akin tip ytv A. I. Jolhn. ninen
mills ý,outhvi.tl I, Spring Ridg',.
La.. and ,..tra -'dt i't'. In, n Il'I. h i.
dleftear'. aninrtit'. 'our e h;' ad oit
sic l e ic ll.d clribh.l'd i -. a oll to-w it,
,)II bl in tle ,',,\\. ,d,.Iii 9 ,.arS old,
rllalko.] \w ith ulni ,-: " - 'It" ii a iI Ih II"f t ',.
urind,.r- tlth ,. tr iI', :t1ni -p:il in right,.
earl. ()It, bri n le Ie;!"i', " : ,ulfI 2 years
old. markt.,l wlth uindI , I , -lope in the
left ear. Und. ,r'-t1i,,. "")1' and split
in right eari. Onii lop red heifer,
about 3 years oil. marked with un
der slope in the lft ear, under
slope, crop and split in the right .
One pale red heifer, about 3 y
old, marked with under slope in the
left ear, underslope, crop and split
in the right ear. No brands on
any of these cattle. Owner will
come f;crward, prove property and
pay charges, or the same will be
• ild according to law on Saturday,'
the 15th € y of November 1913,dur
ing the legal hours of sale, at the
residenct of A. D. Johns.
t. T. SYLVESTIR, o
Justice of the Peace Sixth Ward ar
Caddo Paris, Louisiana.
Caueasian, Oct. 9, 1913.
Sheril*'s Sale.
No. I7,-5--In the First Judicial Dis
trict Court of Caddo Parish, La.:
Chas. L. Horne vs. W. E. Quinn.
By virtue of a writ of seizure and
salte to lle directed from the Hon
orable First Judicial District Court
of Gaddo Parish, La.. I have seized
and will offer for sale at public-aue
lion for cash and without the bene
fit of appraisemr.nt, at the principal
frl.tm dlirc of f th court house of
Caddo Parishl. Louisiana, during the
I ;gal hIrls of salse, on
SATl II A.\Y, NOV. 29. 1913,
.ot nie hundredt and eight and half
of lot one hunIdred and nine adjoin
ing anl lyinr: nxt ,t said lot one
hundred; anal .ight of the Tmrnple
man ..rtihdi.ision of Ire (City of
hra r..el! rt. la.. with all the built'.
i.nr. .. an; t imprvmtr ..rnts thereou.
Said ipropelrty osiz,.d as belonging to
Iloe a4#oe,, mItnad dlfealants and to
bhe -kld to pay and satisfy the debt
Ys s.[iraifitel in said writ say in tbe
ith i!o f.fiv\ halrlrred dollars with
(-iiO. ,'pr cent per annum interest
on, $250.(1 thlereof from June 23,
191i, and a"igh.t per cent on $250.00
per antm ti from I the 1st day of Feb
rary t 1911. rniil paid, and all costs
of this stttl, a well! as ten per cent
on -aid principal and interst as r t
rtt,,y. faa-. .. . . . FLOURNS
Shert fT. I x-Officio Auc tionrer.
Cauc'asian, (ta,. 21. 1913.
Iow to Order Patterns.
Palt erns dorcribed in the ~ ucas
ian are sPplipid lby the Ma -jantou
Patl trd Cortalllyatr. Greeley square,
N'ew York City, and Masonic Tem
ple. Chicag,. Ill. Forward order
with name, and address to the New
York or tlChtgOn offlie with lOc for
each patltern. 'l'he will be mailed
iire.ct to you.
Good stationery is essential to the
up-to-date merchant. Phone 1000.