Sherman County observer., December 04, 1908, Image 1

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F . J . M elodi
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Fred Wilson
Menefee & r Wilson
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O O T B A lX ihh been having a hot
fight w ith politic« for the prize
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, of public popularity and a tte n ­
tion, but uow th at the gridiron
gam e ha» sw ung to It» g re a te s t height
a d m irers of It feel th a t they have final
ly succeedtxl In gaining the su p rem ­
acy.
P a rtic u la r in te rest a tta c h e s to the
present football season ow ing to the
new rule» governing the gam e, which
a r - ro w for the first tim e thoroughly
A tto rn e y s - a t - L a w
Office in the Vogt Block, upstairs
OREGON
fH E DALLES
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J. R. Morgan
D e n tis
MORO
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OREGON
All Work Warranted.
Office In The Moro Hotel Brick.
TUB TAXDXM PLAT.
m dcrsbw d thro u g h o u t the e n tire coun­
try and have for the first tim e been
put In un iv ersal use In an Intelligent
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m anner. T he previous play under the
iw^v re.'ulatlou» designed W> do aw ay
r marie m coffin
w ith th e deadly n a tu re of the ga'me In
the* past proved ntofe e x ^ rirn e n tg l
than otherw ise, and ro slilta u tly this
yenr the putfilc and th e c ritic s can a u ­
Office In T he Goffin Building, le t St.
th o rita tiv ely consider w h eth er or not
Moro, Oregon.
the new rules have effected th eir In­
tended purpose. In o th e r w ords, 1» re
form ed football n fa ilu re or a success?
T he reform m ovem ent w as ba»«sl e n ­
m od ern h o sp ita l for th e tr e a tm e n t o f a ll m ed ica l an d s u r g io s
tirely on, tj#e dem and from thousand«
d ieeaeee, e x c e p t e u ch as are c o n ta g io u s.
of people; ^prom inent and otherw ise,
k. on 3 year lease at 3-ioths th n t th e n um ber of d an g ero u s acci­
R a te s , fro m $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e r w e e k , a c c o r d in g to room
d e n ts m ust be decreased, and th e foot­
.
A m b u la n c e w ill m e e t a ll t r a i n a a n d b o a ta if h o s p ita l is n o tifie d .
ball d ic ta to rs produced w h a t they
920 acre: 800 acres tillable, 75 acre proudly term an "open gam e," a style
F o r F u rth e r In fo r m a tio n A d d re s s
summer fallow, at $1.25 per acre. of gam e Intended to do a w ay w ith the
cru sh in g “m ass play s” o f a few y ears
ago B ut the so called open gam e Is
Good
House,
Barn,
and
Out
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open In nam e only In n g re a t m any
M e d ic a l D ire c to rs .
Buildings, Plenty of W ater
vital respects. T he ru les do n o t do
aw ay w ith m ass plnys a t all. In actual
Situated four miles north east of practice they m erely lljnlt th e m anner
of th e ir form ation and enuse more
Klondike. Apply or write to
tim e to l>e consum ed In th e ir form a
tlon—th a t Is, th e rules p u t c ertain
C.
J o h n s o n , M o r o , O re g n technical difficulties In th e w ay of
form ing m ass plays, and coaches and
c ap tain s have found w ays o f c ircu m ­
venting these obstru ctio n s In m aterial
Nea'eet Hotel to Bueineeh Center, Banka and Depot.
details.
A large num ber of Injuries have oc
S u n d a y 'l ) i n n e r 35 cen ts.
curred this y e ar hot solely am ong care
less and untrain ed young players, as
J . T . P e te r s B ric k
the football rulers would have th e pub
F ir s t Class B a rb e r Shop in th e H o te l.
I ) r .
O J. GOFF4N,
. PHYSICIAN 8 SURGEON.
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Diseases of Women & Children a Specialty
THE D ALLES
H O S P IT A L
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Wheat farm for Rent
Drs. Ferguson and R e u te r,
H otel M
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Dancing Academy
M a in S tre e t
MORO
O pposite P o s t O ffice
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a d in T h e M oro
will re a c h m o re
in S h e r m a n C o u n ty
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m e d iu m
OREGON
MANAGERS
M o ro, O reg o n.
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O m er S a y r s , G eo . M iller
D an cin g every F rid a y e v e n ­
in g u n til fu rth e r notice.
A good floor a n d th e best of
m usic by H u lse o rch e stra .
th a n
a v a ila b le .
IL fe
The Dalles Auto Garage
D a lle s Iro n W o r k s , O w n e r f
J . B. K irk , P r o p rie to r.
Autos Repaired and Stored
CJ y Q y>
wAere Ma
people ito p
The Umatilla House
T h e
HtwiYi H eat.
D e a lt« « , O r e g o n ,
E lectric L ight»
E lectric C a ll Bella.
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
to
All O R & N T ra in s Stop at F ront Door
R ailw ay T ic k et Office in the Lobby.
T . N. C R O F T O N ,
P r o p rie to r.
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PLUMBING ® STEAM FITTINC
All kind« of Reservoir and Cistern work in con­
nection with water Bystems installed in first
class style and all work done guaranteed.
Dyfiamite and powder work on all kinds of Rock Excavations
H . A. S tu a r t, M o ro , Oregon.
P lastering , B rick ind C oncrete W ork
F r id a y ,
Expert men always at hand to at­
tend to repair work and the upkeep
of a machine generally. Located
opposite Moody wharehouse, brick
building and cheap insurance.
0. B- fflessinger
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C ity
O re g o n .
D ra y
Express and Freight
Delivered to any Part of the City
Piano and Furniture Moving.
Trunks and Grips Delivered
To and From all Trains.
REED
HULSE
Proprietor of
CITY DRAY NO. 2
Draying of all Kinds.
Trunk» and Grips Hauled to and
from all trains
D ec.
4,
1908
YUAN SHI KAI.
M oro
E x p e rie n c e d , R e g is te re d P h a rm a c is ts
H e d ic in e s C a r e fu lly C o m p o u n d ed .
P a te n t M e d ic in e
Supplies, Ribbons, Etc.
Office Ground Floor Ginn Brick
Next Door W.W.M.Co. Bank
MORO
MORO PHARM ACY
A ny and all K in d s o f
lbber Stumps Furnbdied.
• - —-J for Typewriters, Typewriter
W. H. Ragsdale
Frank Menefee.
E x p e rt,
■ Quick and Cheap!
S h e rm a n
Rooms 1 and 2 The Ginn Brick
Over W.W.M.Co. Bank
areh o use
BANK
C f »"very Description to O rder
A ttorney at L a w .
To have money is to save It. The one sure way to save it
is to deposit it with Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. bank.
You will then be exempt from the annoyance of having
U b u r n holes in your pockets. Aside from the tact that
your money will be safe from theft; the habit of saving
tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline
and a general understanding of business principals essen­
tial to your success.
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lie believe, but am ong the strongest
and best train ed men on the gridiron.
F urtherm ore, m any of the accidents
h a re resulted In mere practice games
w here the playing 1» not so continu­
ously violent a» In actu al contests and
whore the players m ake n special point
of avoiding Injury
In th ree d a y s of practice play by the
Yale v a rsity team nt New Haven
no less th a n four men were so badly
h u rt ns to necessitate trea tm e n t at the
hospital. C aptain Burch had to retire
from the gam e for m ost of the senson,
Field and Belnecke received dangerous
w ounds on th eir heads, and M ersereau
sprained hl» Hnkle am i tore ligam ents
loose from the bone. T he second day
After A nnapolis played H arv ard only
two m em bers of the regular A unspoilt
team w ere able to report on the field
for practice. Ju s t w hat len e flt these
Juries to eight or nine men will give
* Uncle Bain's n sv sl cadets In their
p re p ara to ry work to becom e offi« era In
the navy It Is difficult to Imagine.
Rllngluff. center, and Elgbtou, right
tackle, were the ouly tw o of the fu­
ture ad m irals able to respond
Many
other Instances of s sim ilar nature
could lie cited.
Probably the moat striking Illustra­
S
K iv e
Xmas Presents
For Mere Man.
G reet Chinese Statesm an W he Buo-
•eeded te ghoee of Li Hung Cheng.
The Chinese, whose interest in things
A m erican ha» been greatly stim ulated
by the visit of Adm iral S perry’s fleet
to th eir shore» aud by the c u rre n t dis­
cussion of closer relations betw een Chi­
H o m e m a d e O ffer in g s T h a t
na and the U nited States, h a v i a pro­
W
ill A p p ea l to th e M a s c u ­
gressive leader in the g reat liberal
lin e H ea r t — A B a c h e lo r 's
sta te sm a n Yuan Bid Kai. Ilia country
R o ll — L aten t. C ollar Box..
home la near the sum m er palace, about
tw elve mile» out from Pekin. and it
was here th a t he recently celebrated
T he average m ale Is usually a very
tits fiftieth birthday, an occasion of
which th e high claae C hinam an m akes difficult individual to c a te r to In' the
much. H e is one of the busiest of all way o f C hristm as presents. The d e ­
tion of th a w orkings of the so called th e h igh officials of China and, though signs Illustrated are likely to prove ac­
open game Is afforded by the m uch
ceptable, especially tho bachelor’s roll,
talked of coutest recently played at
to tho unw edded m ale condem ned to
Schenectady, N. Y., betw een the well
sew on hla buttons. For Its m anufac­
trained team s of Union college and
tu re a strip of black cloth Is service­
W esleyan university. A dispatch sent
able m aterial to use. As the picture
out by the A ssociated Press said: "S ev­
shows. It consists of a stra ig h t strip
enteen players w ere rendered uncon­
gbout eight inch
scious «luring the game, and five of
es long and wide
them were so seriously h u rt thnt they
enough to take
were rem oved to the hospital. Moat
tw o Bpools of
of the seventeen had to stop playing.
cotton p l a c e d
"T he officials united In saying the
lengthw ise. The
gam e w as th e roughest and m ost hard
edge» »re turned
fought they had ever w itnessed. P ot­
iu and »(Itched,
ter sustained n broken collar bone and
the inside being
Ham m ond a slight concussion of the
lined w ith white
bram
,
fiunuel. W l i e u
“The gam e had to be «topped tim e
this is done cut
and again when the players were In
tw o c i r c u l a r
Jurod or knocked senseless. A fter
p i e c e s of the
nearly every scrim m age some one was
c lo th
u trifle
found to have been hurt so seriously
larger thau u
th a t he could •’ not arise from the
spool of cotton,
ground.”
tu rn In the edges
The whole trouble In the failure to
evenly, line w ith
get real reform In football Ilea In the
the sam e m ate
VICZROT TTJAN SHI KAI.
desire of m any colleges to secure ad
IÀTURLS hl/LIItl
rial ns th n t used
he
has
now
reached
the
h
a
lf
century
vertlsem ent and stu d en ts through the
<J
for the roll, turn
popularity of football, and the game m ark, th in k s nothing of w'orklng from
over the one end
Oaa-eighth y»ni ol
will be highly popular am ong the 4 o'clock in the m orning to a late hour
of the «trip und
while Aaanrl.
youth of the nation, »ay m auy, only so a t night, m uch of th a t tim e receiving
acw to the circle,
long ns the dangerous elem ents are re In audience the m any subordinate ofll
leaving the open
tatned T herefore tha rule m akers try clgjs responsible to him. Speak lug u
log wide enough
to please the spirited, daring, com bat short tim e ago of Am erican and Chi
To slip in two
loving Am erican youth and at the near relations, he said
spools of cotton.
"W e have never in the w hole course A B A C lI E L O ll'a R O L L .
seme tim e convince the public that
Hew ttie other
football tw i become a "m ilk and wa of our international dealings had occa­
circle on tho other end to m atch, then
sion to suspect the U nited State» of
opvettng any of the territo ry of Chinn m ake the needlecase, «Iso of flannel.
Secure a «trip across the roll from one
The governm ent of the U nited States
aide to the other, a» seen lu ttie lllus-
has dem onstrated this not once, but
tm tlon, sew bo me buttons to these,
im a n y 'tim e s. The last act, th a t of re­
then sew on a strip of narrow tui»e
leasing China from the paym ent of a
across the roll through which a pair
large portlen of the Boxer indem nity,
of scissors can be slipped
Finish off
has greatly Im pressed the C hinese peo
the end» neatly, and the little roll is
pie w ith the special consideration felt
complete.
to r them by the Am erican people.”
Almost any mun Is pleased w ith a
Yuan Bhl K ai proved a valuablo
friend to the foreigners in 'O b ln a a t the collar box as a ChrlAfmas present, and
tim e of the Boxer insurrection. H e oiie of the latest designs Is Illustrated
w as then governor of S hantung p ro v ­ In Its best form leather Is the m aterial
used, but any strong fabric will a n ­
ince. On the death of IJ H ung Chang
be succeeded th a t em inent eta teem« n sw er th e purpose. T he box consists
as vleeroy of Chill, th e m otropolltau of a bag stiffened nt the lower part
province of the empire. H e has l>een and sew ed to a circle of cardboard large
enough to aecoiuYiiodate tho c o lla ^ .
in official life more than th irty years,
The edges of the stiffened portion áre
but it is only w ithin the last decade
ornam ented w ith fancy cord, while a
th a t he has become an in ternational
Cord m n through a casing d raw s the
figure, and he Is now by m any ranked
hgg up. The word ‘‘C ollars’’ may be
<a the forem ost statesm an in the king­
emliroldehed on one side or m erely the
dom of the ’’G reat Khan, ' w'btrh oou
Initials. If m ade of leattier the cords
tain s one-fifth of th e in h ab itan ts of the
should be passed through slits cut at
globe. I t is fo rtu n ate for the future of
reg u lar intervals
China and for the oonttooauee of good
A cuff ease Is arranged to m atch the
relatione w ith th e United fits tee th a t
collar bag. the tw o m aking a most nt-
ha la an aggressive reform er, a friend
of progress to w ard the highest ideals
of civilization.
For aw hile a fte r he becam e m etro­
politan vie ere y t u a n moved w ith cau ­
ter'' piistln v . sa te enough for anybody tion. M eanw hile his foreign officers
to play. ,H o w e v e r, this much m ust lie steadily augm ented and drilled the lu-
said for the reform ers. By Introduc­ shun, or new arm y, w hich Yuan had
ing the "fo rw ard pa»»,” the "onside secured the perm lasl On of the empreHH
kick” and requiring team s to gain dow ager to create. T hen cam e the
more distan ce th an form erly In scrim ­ Ruaeo-Japanes« w ar and the w ave of
mages in order to retain possession of pan-orlentallam In lta w ake.
New
the ball they have contributed to the force« began to stir in China. Yuan
spectacular value of the game.
took notice, carefully estim ated their
P ut not even the football rule makr direction and stre n g th and assum ed a
I1TEIULS NIQGO
ers can wipe out th e bone breaking position m oderately in the van, alw ays
One
»mall
ilun ol green leather.
features of the gam e by su b stitu tin g ready, however, to sidestep a t the least
Two yard» ol talk co»d or
one kind of d a n g er for another.
sign of reaction. On one side be used
One yard oi cretonne.
his Influence w ith the em press dow ­
Four yard» «Ik cord. •—»
ager, whom he w as in stru m en tal in ex­
A MOTHER NOW.
Embroidery ullu lor lettering.
tric atin g from the palace Intrigue of
Courdes» 8xech«nyi, Who Ha» Pre
1898. w hile on the other be encouraged
TUB LATKHT COLLAR 6OX.
■ented Count W ith a D aughter.
the progressive elem ent and took palna
The ('ountesk Haechenyl, who has to a tta c h the more able men am ong it tractiv e set. Tho stam ped m aterial
presented her husband, Count Laszlo to his personal fortune«. At th e pres­ comes In two pieces, front and bsck.
Rzechenyl, w ith a dau g h ter, w as m ar­ ent tim e there la perhapa no one In which have euda arran g ed to fold over
ried to him last Ja n u a ry at the Van­ C hina except the em press dow ager and fasten w ith snaps on the front.
derbilt m ansion In New York, and the who wlclde a greater Influence th an T his allow s the ease to be opened at
wedding w as the g reat event of the Yuan 8hl Kai.
both ends, w hich 1» often a g reat cun
»(»•lab season. As Ml»» G ladys Van
venleuee. The ease is llued w ith a
d crbllt the countess w as q u ite pop
handsom e green moire which coiu»-»
BROTHER
BILL’S
BOY.
ular with the m em bers of the »m art
with tlie o u tfit Oi»e skein each of filo
»et, and It 1» rcjwirted th a t she has C harlie T aft end Hie Inetruotor, Unoie silk of the different shades Is required
endeared h erself much to the people
for w orking
Horse«.
upon the big e state of her husband In
T he youngest of Judge W illiam 11.
H ungary, to m any of whom an Amer­
A Stocking Novelty.
ican wom an is som ething of n cu­ T a ft’s b ro th ers la H orace D. T a ft of
In w ondering w hat to give a girl
riosity. T he m other of the countess te W aterbury, Conn., who is an educator,
friend for C hristm as do uot forget
w ith her T he fo rtu n e of the count Is and he is som etim es alluded to aa the th at a pair of silk stockings alw ays
”kld”
of
the
fnm
lly.
though
he
Is
now
not ns g re at as th at of his w ife and
prove« acceptable. Black and w’htte
consists largely of lands, b u t unlike a man of considerable dignity and of
repute In the educational world. He are the moat popular choice» for a gift,
Is head m aster of na in buying colored stockings It la
the school w hich hla necessary to know the shade of the
lively nephew C h a r­ gowns and shoes th a t ara to tie worn
If. however, you w ant
lie, son of the Re­ with them.
publican candidate, som ething a little more elatsirate, there
a tte n d s
Recently are black silk stockings with colored
he presided over tops and Insets on the iustep to m atch
the convention call­ th at are new and popular w ith young
ed to nom inate a women who are not conservative as to
rnndldate for repre the dreasing of th eir fe e t
•en tativ e
In the
C onnecticut gener
W hat to Give.
ciiAi.. iz taft ol aseenibly, when
A little desk o rnam ent consisting of
an enth u siastic adm irer presented his pincushion, clip holder and |»Sper-
name fer the office. In sta n tly the oth­ welght all In one.
er candidates w ithdrew , and the crowd
Rachels of fancy ribbon attach ed to
buret Into oheere
Before C hairm an elaborately constructed girdles all
T a ft could restore order he had been shirred aud gathered.
TU B COI'NTBW HZBi'HKN Ï I
nom inated by areiam ation. R ut he
8m okera’ seta in the form of hum an
m any noble lords who have come from w ould not a c c e p t
skulls, eonslating of cigar holder, ash
E urope to Am erica for bride«, he la by
"Brother Bill is getting all the polit­ receiver, m atch safe, )Hc.
no m eans penniless. Hie |<oesesalone ical glory the Taft family can stand,"
W icker chairs m ade on very m assive
have been estim ated as w orth at least ha declared. "My Job la to stay here
lines and finished w ith seats sod backs
|fi.000,(t00.
T he countess Inherited and teach m il’s boy. and rm going to
of grain lea th er atudded w ith heavy
about «13.000.000 from her fsth er, the «o i f
brass nails
late C ornelius V anderbilt,
Rmall brass tablets about 1 bj «
- The Yellow Peril.
Inches bearing various mottoes ta d
Qleteed U ndeiireblce.
At any moment now Captain Hobson
well known seutlmtonts, these being
Though rrtnsaxlne« and con«r»s,«mee
is confidently expecting an outbreak of
mounted on giaqiwa « t dark colored
Into there crenture» pitch,
acute
gastritis
among
the
Jackies
of
ths
Who I» there wouldn’t Ilk» to be
The predatory rich?
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Onr kLrt «uhl <l h o<h yaid
( Pa. .arrl ol i4 whi
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C e n ts
STOCKING BAG GIFT.
A Chriatm aa Remem brance O ur Grand­
mother» Found Very Uaeful.
T he stocking bag. aa It w as called,
used, to be a g re at favorite w ith our
grandm others for keeping th eir k nit­
ting wools in; but, while they used
brow n hollahd for its m anufacture, the
modern bag is made In old rose linen
w ith the em broidery done In black cot­
ton, a color achenle which la extrem ely
effective. For a good sized bag a yard
of linen ta required, the a ctu al tmg tsk
ing three-fourths of a y ard and the
strip for the pockets one-fourth yard.
F trst take the linen for the bag and
m ake a broad hem w ith a place for a
d ra w strin g a t the tot». T hen fold the
HTEHAL5 BBQWMft
Six yard» of roee cofated JjliçiL
Two yard» of inch wxle nbhoo-
Exnbrotdery idka
A LINEN STOCKING BAG.
narrow piece for the pockets Into six,
creasing them w ith a w arm Iron, and
em broider some sim ple design on each
of the six divisions. W hen the em ­
broidery Is finished a rran g e the pock­
ets on the bag, a fte rw a rd firmly stitc h ­
ing them along the creases. S titch np_
the »Ule of the bag and then sew the
bottom to a round of the linen, con­
cealing the turnings by mean» of a n ­
o th er round of linen neatly hemmed
on. D raw atrlugs o t old rose ribbon
finish off a very sifian arid u ftfu l bag.
GIFTS FOR A MAN.
Print» of Fim ou» Picture» Mounted on
Shaving Pad».
T he inexpensive p rin ts of fam ous
p ictures muy be utilized iu mauy
churm lug ways in hom em ade C hrist­
m as gifts. A token for a m an which
is Just finished combines a »having
¡tad aud calendar. Oue of the stiff
gray photogruph m ounts is em ployed
na a foundation. The tissue shaving
leaves are rlatnfted a t the top of one
side w ith, brass pa[>er fasteners, which
not only hold them lu place, but catch
ribbon bows on tbe o th er able. The
bows end the loop by w hich the card
is hung. On the calendar side a copy
of one of R uisdael's H ollandlsh w ind­
mill scenes covers th e upper h alf of
the card. The calendar pad Is pasted
below.
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A neat m atchbox for a bachelor’s
room Is m ade by covering a square
w ith crenm colored a rt iiuen which
has been appropriately em broidered la
some neat design. A m iniature stein
can be fastened to the card by m eans
of narrow rlbl»on placed a t the top and
bottom of the stein aud tied on the
back of the card. T his can be p u r­
chased for 10 cents. They are decorat­
ed w ith sentim ental quotation«.
YULETIDE PRESENTS.
Pretty
Lingerie Ribbon Holder» For
th» Chriatm aa Tree.
' ’ Now Is the tim e to make little nov­
elties for Christina«.
One cannot begin too soon to make
theso clever little gifts, for before one
know s It holiday tim e is upon us and
there is a general fran tic rush a t tbe
last moment, which m eans injudicious
buying and Inappropriate g ifts .”
Articles w hich are handm ade, if they
are well made and practical, are ap­
preciated more th an any o th er sm all
gift. Among the new est Ideas in fancy
work are Shown Innum erable lingerie
ribbon holders.
One of the most attractive la In the
form of three little m aids from school.
liTBULS BQHKB.
A h ai yesd oi hied vehet 0»
Two yaids ol half •<
Three kA. Uby nUxw.
ol
FoR LIMGBBIB KIBBO»«
which la Illustrated. Tha little molds’
aprons are made of black velvet or
satin, and in the pockets are placed
balls or spools of baby ribbon.
Traveling Tootbbrweh Case.
A traveling case for a toothbrush
within tbe powers of unskilled
In making tbla uae a piece of
cloth two Inches wide land more
doable tbe brash length. Form It I
s tong, narrow M g to bo slipped I
a second bag fashiened from silk
ribbon. The month o f the
eater t e < h i Onlshed asaUv.
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