OCTOBER Ia, 1907
 1 _ _ . THE CHA1§LOT'il._`_E?O_WN _GUARDIAN _ pAGg mpg
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Investing Your Savings.
Saving the “First Thousand."
- Though Russell Sage has gone the way t
of all things mortal, his name is still a t
synonym for great wealth and Nady each. fl.
Inasmuch as saving usually precedes in- lars-a trilling sum deposited mil once
vesting, it is littii;_g_ to reiterate an aphor- ye
ism delivered to c un-iter by Mr. Sage so
several years ago. It is exceedingly trite
but eternally true:
"Making money?" said Uncle Russ. “The c<
most difficult roblem in making money i-i 1 b
the laying nsidle of the linst thousand dol
lars." _
As if in parenthesis, he added:
"In my early days it was the first hun- if
fired, later the first live liundurd ¢i1\ll:xi~.\. as
Under modern conditions, I should my oo
that after the drst thoiisiiml riulliir'-1 has so
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been laid up-and invested'-tic carrier
stone of riches has been laid.
The first step is to get thc tlioiacind rlol- ie
lnrl, just as the rccipc for rabbit stew is sto
"first istch your rabbit.” Advice dur-
ing this chase of the nimble dollar may be
of ‘some actual value to the one \vlioi?is
naturally`inelined to he n spcndtlirift- v io
really wants to lay asidi- money hutéiuds
that lils lack of system and sliiftless hab-
its have so sappeil his vertchme that ln-
can't save. Such a one, by catering to man’s
inbom delight in the grotesque, can evolve
a vcry profitable saving plan from the ex-
periences of otlicrs_
For instance, unc young profc»=:-inunl
man is saving It small but steady sum daily
that runs into a fine figure every yi-ar.
How? He never spends a cent.
"Let me correct myself,” he will l:u\.'fh-
ingly explain, just when you take him for
n miscr. “I never spend a copper coin. In
these days of cut rates, pmcticully r-v<~i~‘.'
article bought comes at liarfvain iii.-ares
like 981:. This means eoppers in eliaiuge. ,rip
After buying the morning paper, the ni-ive
boy hands me back nin\c`r.1>pu<-m, lvisti-:ill I 
of despising this 'cliielren-fri.-d_' it all goes
into a sonamtc pocket, I saved ever $50
last year through this plan."
There are a hundred other plans, like-
wise freakish, but actually educational to
their posscssors or inventors, who later
can be brought to ii more dignified and
logical plan. It also encoumgcs the some
saving in other branches of lifc’s grime.
There is another man who shoves him-
self, but not as tv. "charity job,” llc de-
mands of himself the usual scale of prices,
occasionally he is pleased with his work,
he gravely tips himself. This money goes
into an old mug. Net results last your
$47.85. _
Sometimes the first baby will cncoiiragc
thrift. There is one happy father who has
put his baby on the pay roll, starting him dazzling and in its tales ol success almost
melodramatic, but when the tinscl of this
ther's salary was small, but even if he had golden age wean; down to basic strength,
to skimp himself during the week, he dc- the record will be found- to be based on
elarer that the laborer is worthy of his men who realized at un early use the vir-
hire. Accordingly every Raturdny riig}\i;_ hp tucs of thrift, in the consciousness that it
at $1 a week for the first year. The fa-
ravelv rest-nts the Infant Autoerat with
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his pay env(-lone_ lt means 9?~'i'B the first that starts you on the way to wealth.
year. and hy doubling the weekly toll a
total of $150 tho second. etc. knocking in va.in on ii man's door»-unless
There is another parent who is not at- he
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savings hank. ~
u, through i d i t '
$3_m____ ___ .b____c_;>_ npoua n crest, will hav
well keep the money in his own pocket
ir
brolce."
his
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dui
no
sul
lioaril in un ccononiic sin, for it l.;i-cps
money out of circulation and out el' inter
rot.
The thrifty mari and the miner are 1-.-i far
apart ns the Poles. As ii matter of souvifl
inet. ri miner is ii riotuus spcnrltlirilt. ll-2
has $1,000 hidden away. Acconlingly, by
keeping it out of the bunk or investnn-nt,
lic is throwing away $10 the first y<.-;ir,
$41.00 the sc-cond year, and so on, us coni-
pouad interest climbs.
The beginning of all investment is tho
The story of American achievement is
s not what you earn but what you save,
Opportunity can wear out her knuckles
has the whcrcwitliiil ter entertain her.
°ml’ilnE audi en ambitious project. Upon
ho first birthday of his child he put one
:liar in bairlr, the second year two dol-
i\!‘-yct on his twenty-flrot birtliday his
'l`l:en there is the man who has fellow-
l_ the ponies” for yearn and has the gam- '
lm! ni.'.inia in its most virulent form. ln
- lns plan_the average observer will think
that lie is “playing ivitli fire" but at any
rate he is saving money. llc decided that
he had to het on the horses, he might
he adopted a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
rt Of' em-ou1iIi¢,\». as Mr. at-it.-r ni
10!-‘rs out somethings" from the news-
Icr charts, then as Mr. Booklc he of-
IT4 odds and takes the bets. It is a on-
iit lesson to him that his Bookmaker
Pell is always “ahead of thc game," wliilc ‘__
his llcttcr (or worse) self is always “dead ` " *' »
Tllvre is another man who looks over il    
loose change every evening after com- ‘ _
ing hnmc from downtown. Every nickel ‘_ 'The Bookkeeper-
found therein is promptly laid aside. Heine- CHARLES JOSEPII ll()NAl’.-\ll’l‘E_ Grmlufiting from the Ilarvaril Law
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  the saqne nay, n depiiri._|n1.ut_slui_u _ ln thi. natural coun., of ei onli-\_ (lmr- School, young llunnpartc plunged into law hi
. . _\, ri}_s anne _cyery nr-iv coin-i uit is cs J. llunzipurte, il.,».si~.-ii<l:iiit ot N:ipolo<»u, and polituu siiiiiiltiincollsly. His entry
l`W'IY briglit _shining 1907 piccc, he it and ut present Atturni-y flexural o!`.tli.- into poliths was not dictated hy thi- us- 1
.I-`0!\¥lYi ’\lCl'»\!l, fliinc or i1in\rtcr_ United Htiitw, ani the l\i~:ul .ii tl:<- llc- nal z.i.»'_i-.1:_i of anihiliiiii or iiilv-vii-1-i~\ent ull
;l`l\1‘rc a_rc ri thox|<n;i_<l n_ir_l_n:_ie ini:|::\ir;n_\_l |\ii:'t:in-:it of Ju_~Lu<-, may lu- a |,ii~.~'i.!:~|i\ial‘ lui( by the piiri-_-t r|ui_votic iui|liilrs-.Z -:in.l`l:,`
oc.;-,nies in vogue-~u ciirisi in.'\sinu~»: tainiii inte. i ‘l , fl .1. _,_ _ __ , _ _ . _ '_ ,l _ _ _ _
_,_____, _“___ for t,_______ w,___ _"__ _n______ __,__,___ _ ________________ _ __ ___ __ ___ _ _ __ __ , _t__it__\\  _____i__iLc___i:_,ir:5ll_1l__t_l\__t___tui,_5..::;;,,: the gi;-1 ati.-aogi-iiplier is rapidly lignrinlé
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Bookkeeping still continues in its popu-
rily with the young man sixzking ai
truile ~- if thc pro.ip=-,rity of the many
.-i§iicr<< r-olli_-gi-i~i and eol'i\-1-ipoiidi»riee
ioolri that lr-iiture this lniinzili in their
rriruluiii, is any criterion. 'l'lien, ton,
the girl'ln>okkc<.~pcr. So great ir; the
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at comp
that are
stairs to
ln the
iv.-ry pie
monni ‘la
licy and
|n'o\'i4li:d
the bcd
the roof
poses or
other th
|i..irds_
ini; onisi
nit- paint
This is
costs to
and plu.»
with ii _-
which iii
story cot
a large n
it makes
story 00
have the
Less, few
limit orl
rouni wit
the right
l-uuni wi
ing to li
rooins cur
in which
introduce
Tlie two
\vood wit
some lim
und va rn
The _'_,'..l
lilvlri-r aiirl »<':in‘:it with
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A ONE STORY COTTAGE.
Designed by Chas. S. Sedgwic
In some sections of the country one sei "al
tages ani very popular and where the rear kitchen portion. There is ll
ement under the mar half of the 
t for healing and fuel with an outaidn
arativcly snmll outlay. 'l`he one- entrance and cellar under the ltitellmi thai
be rt-d’ la
_r;___ convet mtoa undrylf 
hand side of
a boil room with a central uliini-
fi|'c-place, each uf the bed nxiiiiu
umber of rooms are not required, bus
a very plea_°ant home to live in par
ttagc has its advantages. You cn
comforts _of a home on one floor sir
so much enjoyed in n flat, no
climb and everything cosy uf nc-
steps for thc liousck-caper.
acc-uinpanyiiig iicriigii we have n
tty home of this description. The 5'”  " -_
iving room opens into thc- dining gr '
h a wide euluulncd arch and un
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lc, Ardlitect, Minneapolis.
ne lmnner the mol extends out
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,i f iocxioa ‘
with a clothes closet. Back of _-,__ _ .',;. _-
ii nniaill riiiiit-'im
iii' and the i<l|i|i|rlf-is on the i'i»i)i`
i-il vltlii i' lvl iii' dur]-L grii~:i_ DLAZZA
th a small p1uouigi_- \vuy lead-
itolicn. Tlicn: is space undcr
that mn bc imcd for stonigc par-i
in case of ricic.-islly tivo iinizill
i lie illii.-ilzi,-ll in the :v.:i'i||i1i r»;!'ny, -
case, it would be iieccssary to
rooms is t_i coiivciiiciit bath  `
li polialicll ha;'<l \\'oo.l lluoiu, this ‘
ir 1-xi-_-iiilL'.l |_lirun|;'liuiit. 'l`|:i:i
rw- xoniiis arc fini.-slit-il in plncl
i~.l»~-rl. l ii-01000
»l<-.4 on tl:-~ oiitsiili- ali- in lialfl -
1.-iuliiigr np. _  __ ' -1’-:im-
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large roinnii are liiiiulieii in lui:-il »"  CLO C -‘
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'l`iii- lu.i\.»-- i: pziiiitr-.l ivliiti- on,  -_ .'». -, -1 __
an iii:-:il viii-_-'tii"y |-n[!ai;;.- un
l.u-l.l $!_:<.i_ .~:..<la_-i\.~ oi' i..-
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llcforlz becoming the director of ivlirit
_Y in trurix, :ill oi' Llzv .- i-li»i.~<;r1-ui.-.1i._. ‘o l»_l.I.':~~l I‘5il‘-/»'ri :rr ;."'<‘|:;r. uni iiihiiip: l.-gal, ,_
a i~'~r\::‘.ii <li‘_rri.~ :ire f.~.rn.l ix. 21..-.i1ioi.. r ini ni. i.~il'i1~‘»=
wi... is .iii-..|;...< ilu- i.»._-_.1 ~..;_-1.... ..¢' ii- _ \`= "cle 1
Fzini. More i,fii'i-izwily. lu- nu`_fli‘_ l.» .¢.. li'.:t:'|i: 'f-liilll. l‘.<- limit of l.:iii!i» _'i.i= ii-.i.| vllfili l\l“\ll\>i altar, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,_i,,,,,,_`.,
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ii-r of i>i\1\l'liu4i.-n~i. lli- po.=~<<‘~\'i~.= that 1|\::il-""" “~' l"\" ll*-' '>‘f il?" l1i""“"'lU5\'»Z ill'-fl" .
ity \\'lii<'li i'c\\' lnililic |>i-oficeiiuiiu or io., ______ __,.-'- li" "~’l‘,l i"'*"`*'*ll\'\‘ 'll' ‘~l\\' .Hlls-' v
l`i>rruer.~4 |>o_-si.-ii. ailriuliite jiistir-i-, Q\»,_.,, ,U on il-.- l-out-li. Un- :u:;nt -ceziiiir-» 1-»._`_\ |_,,
Q |_;ir|y`\|| ¢“,;my_ ilzvit lzie ll-Niilim-'. Ii. _vi-'i:'.~‘ n,g_. \\'.»:;l. __
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ml* lf* -"-"Ymil l"`"l'lll\*~'l\l\"*- YM an !`“‘""' "'l |~iil.|i_-_.__-_1_;, H, .,,.~.;-f ,.._ .,,.r_.   ip:  -|`,‘.,l l'::1-c ilu- :null liiilginu i-liai‘uc'tc|'i\'lic ot' tliel V
up in ii time wlwn the po_f,s.:s1=ni~ of i.I'~=~ \~. ;_, ,,, ,___ ___,__,,,__c ,‘, __. ._' ; " ,` ___ _p,,,,.__ ,___ of ,,,,,,i,.,.,_,,,| ,,,l,£,,_. F I Ou
i..~_ba5 win be..-....... 1-...ay u..~sfiy ....1 i..-:,,___,_, ‘__:      »~ -' ._____,___, ,_,‘_,, __.____ ,,.§,,, ,},,. ,"' ,.,,‘l' lf'
able to lay ue-:ide :i tithe of l;i.»\ incoxzzi- ii; ;i |,,,. '_,  ,i`,.,i ,ii  A, ‘_   V, _ .fu {;,,,,,,,,_,,_,,_ ",,?,,,;,,8fm,,,_ l0____,`_,_, (;,U__`,o`;; hi
__ <'lY\fl Wil 1'- |1'1¥_\\‘-‘-_ _ _ _ li.,_;§...':-_.ig-_i .,y` , _ _-__., » _,__ |,___ ,,_,__,' l`oui;iit the gang that held l\'lnrylanii in its 0
1 il of the foci-,';.nn_-; wiull -cu\ ..- i:i~ .__ , _ _. __ ._ ___  __ , _,_ , _.___ ,],,.,_|,u_ _,,,,,,,n,v ,___,,0,__-bo, , _ _ _ ,r _
'iw th" l'!;"\‘:`“iim:" of h`”""‘l>Ll ui: i i'll vlli -will-iii-“"`tA'i\" lil. lil.; A In .U *Agni* c"i_`.iA rl:nin£iii.'r 'in `tl\»?r l_lc`t"L‘ rt: "lil/lil' J' xlilhil th
my bank* “ill H"'i'>;' Si"'L:;1";';' "Lc'l‘l<li‘l' lli.l'I --'miii  .A U dll' U-"dll \I-.i‘oi'iLA»i of lr-:il voids 3i“"E"m()"`Mtln-  lm
1 .iviiig ii-:ide the |‘:i:i,;c:' of lose h_'~' tli.‘=_`t,} ,,_.`.`,,,_,,  `_,_' ,,`_"`  l,""`_` ,_""' ,__,_f,___,_-"_ ,,_____,",,, “_~_-. _ ,‘F_`_ ,“_ _,"',  .W
ll.i-ie could he nothing more i-lilly from '.l\c| K__`_‘_` __  , '   5 "‘,'_‘,` `,"`_ __" "" 'lu _-,¢-»-iid l‘ni`»`.   ~ Nlimn hu, M' i"'l "ff
economic standpoint. All the money niio::l.'l§  if-x‘TfH._ _L`:)._"\.<1 ,m.'_._i  li" "V" ' _'M M 1, ..',i,| ' ,~' ,4I,Mi|~i ‘w,i"'_ im( ,r_"'mH_ Wim' ‘I
to the savings bank as soon a.-i ii, it.-1-l fm`_i.xf_“  `  "1 _\_j_"`"L "f lf" '\“l""“ rm’ i`;"`f," T, _ H_Hi_ _`_H'l";f "fi" ini “vm 1": il*
neu the Drollvrtiou of dollars. /\ :¢'~i;"eti aim" """_ t""_"`!"" "M"  9 0" *\"" L-'.L,>.nN_ Hi-V ihrullnm' in uw.”-W‘l'mm|’ :mill ll'
»\‘1`\"1ll\ ll`-l'i~'l"\1f'-'Yli!» ii:/..i_\.. \\i:i-1.11,: \1|1 l'.V ‘*"f‘~'ll\ll “Ui '4“l1l\‘ an inn) i'lerk, but the ii\c|':ii:c y-ning
.in u ill linil noiv ii slwi-nil i-ilu-.-:tri-ui~
~_;»i~y to ,<_-.-xi:'i- on-ii ii fo<1tlnilil_
1'."/il coi|i.~-.-1 can l.-_- i-on-pli~ied in lrgss
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_iiiviélf liii,ipy r>|.l_v \vl:ru .___
.~\cl'il>r\l ai' a l|.i:'il ivoi'l..~i'_ :i i-.'i~n€ i`~i-if.- "““'l` “'-"lf-i ll'-'-1-‘l’f`1l`l'~‘ il'~\11." 1'* lf- ll-'\" 1- r<i_».t of 1:1-iuii $141 ,,_.,- ,,,,,,,,],_ ,\',,,i,
‘ cs, liit
.- <-.-. _.viii-Ili .liar-r opportuiiiti
. . nina .1-u...l .»il\|<-.iiio
‘. that pri-_-i:-: nit- nu; i- _.-_ _» in-_ _-[ " cl; _ zip.” i I
` ~  1: _- i wt ii.\_4-.l ~. 'tl 'i it ;' 1' : ._ »..-s-._3-3;-Q -_-_-_-<1 ;- _-;~_--_-_":'_:;-_';“z-L-_*f~;_*  ~ ` ‘y ' l
_ _i _i ii_  i_ ly |_ni -__ _§_ _ is ___ ,_Lf,_i. _L_;;__
tput ol these accouritaiils, that it is
ry lia.ttci‘ing to this country’s incrcnii-
e gmivtli that there has been no serious
vcrpruililctiuu of \vork.ein.
Among the ulil-fiiiiliioin-il lmoklieepers,
c School of l‘Ixpi~i'icnce was rv.-ckoni-d
c bi-st te.icln-r, hut witliing llic last tcn
Jim, :in rapid has been tin: iiiriimion of
-.v aiiil sg»_~cily sysii-nie that tliie con-
iilnii is ioinrl no longer. 'l`inie wiiu that
rf olliii; lioy was graiiually iliiiiiiiie-l
to iiii- iii_‘.'.~r|i.-i'ies of ii set of lioolis us
si is n\'<‘_ _-.-uiij.
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.ai lu- ;_-.__u:ii lrozu Q10' ii .lol it-r
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- .` \- :yi ft. er" l`n mil* IJ ul' _ui
hard working rli-purt.||i<-ulri of ilu: |;<»\'-§°lll"l` l"l"-l‘l~1'l- ..;»iii-'- ai l|~.i:=v 1:: 1-nrt \\'i1li the \\‘.'\'-ei
“l'“"*L”‘l'-"‘*"lill‘l¥ Wi'-ll UH* i~‘\=;~\‘\'1\\-il -“-"'““~~r"»1“--‘----~~ . ...».»_ i 'i1..- ...l-iii.; f;i...<I.i...- .. i|.`_`,il
court an the coiintry'u i-uLleg\i:\._i'il-»lii- \v.is| l‘i-r.=»izii.- are ." .i ul li-:.- i-l.tl-1:, ". |,_f. _ __,,j,-,} ,,,_,.\.._ _ wif; ,,, _,,¢,,,_. ,._.,,,_._,'
selected to_si1ttlc the iiwiiiioiiioiis lndi:in‘ ii.-'mil e i*u~ .- ' .i:.` lm?--_l~. . _ _ ,_,,, ,_ ,. ,, ._ _. ,_ _.f ',__._,j,§__.,_,,,.,.S ,',,,|_, ,_._,, L,_,,H,.| 5,,
land qiicstioii and alter that i'/»inluc*_i-ii,l.--n _-l.i~~t .»_` l ‘ " _;j. mit. r , .
the investigition ol' postal fmuds. _»l.w.- ni tin- 1- ’ .. ._ r.`_rI-i |.»i- l. . -_ i i -» that :nav i..1,.1 ,i-;»{----al
Bonaparte was born in lliiliiniorc .‘3tif_-l.~'~\'»- .i iw' . 'i. . ».’- 1. .' I »,| .in g, ,_,,.,, ,',i
ycam ago and was the son of J~~i'iuni- Na-l 1':-e, .'il¢.<i ui li ~.\'i |- _ il.-. ;: 5 .~l . - 'ml I. i.»l<i;r~-li. r .» V
poleon lionapartc, who in hi.. tu-ii. W-,,.‘ -»_---»--=¢r»~»~---»-»--»-. _  ___,,.;,,,, ' '
the son born of the unilm ol' Jcroerei .\ rliwol-ii-'l et.-‘l l-into -ray F 1;'-_: . . ,. _._.;- ,ig-ly ;,|
lioniipn.i'tc and Elizabetli Patterson, their-no.l l-v <lri\\'iu»; lri-~'i '-'.»l iorili l.-l., . . . Y '
lialtiniore beauty. ltivo sli\'<:< ` ‘_  ~ ;‘ _
'ur now one of the most ini1~ori:ini; :in.l` i”"‘l li--U 1*-I--il lm'-»5.\' li-': Ina/ii- .il .<'=If. |L\--:i h.:'f_- his `iii:icliiii»_'ry .iitine
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Eriezes for the
.‘ BY 1ll‘JA'l‘ltICl'} CA1tl~}\’._
There are friczoa for the nuiucry that
tcll long stories in clear black outline,
filled in with bright flat coloin, and the
Whole thrown into high relief by a one
toned background. These pictoral lriczas
always tell ii winsome tale. One ef thc
most popular is the Pierrot l`i'ii-rc.
Pale giey is used for the lizu-lq;:i'o;in<l,
against which 1’icrrot‘s white mst-_iine
makes a clear, dajntyicontrast. Tho va-
rious trials and happinesaes in Pierrot/s
existence are depicted in the series of
long oblong pictures, running lengthwise
under the ceiling. The colors Me intro-
duced in vivid little flashes-in a ribbon
or mandolin, a rosette on white slippers,
thc feathers of a bind, or a Columbine
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ChiId’s Room.
astume.
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The illustrations show scvri-.il new and elizirniing gifts lor ri hahy and are very
pretty things for the baby. The little easily niadu. They am often c|nln'ui<ler-
cap is hand cniliroideicd and made in n cd with tiny bouquets or sprays of l|o\v-
new style. The jacket was of i~n.slimerc ers, iuid are pretty either in pale pink,
liuttonholcd and scalloped by linnd in blue or white. The little coat rack is an-
silk to match. These little sacqucs make other article very simple and attractive
to nuike, the moiro frauic being prettily
covereil with giitlii-rcil ribbon.
The hili was ul' riainsooli with a pattern
of hand euibroiili-ry, linisihctl with lace
frills. 'l`liu baby carriage cover was of
pique, einbroidcrul and sriillopozl in wash
cotton. ]lliA'I'l{lUE CAREY.
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Modern Dining-Room Furnishings. 2
ll Dark oak is now one of the most popu- ‘similar to tl\c_lllission, yet having a few are at the top. The cabinet part consists
hir yvwlg fm me dininmmnm fu;-nitiii-9, °"\'V0-“._0f \\'l\l_l'l\_ "UNC 'lm DUl‘“\ll-Wil _"l of two glass-front cupboards with an oval
the strictly \iiruuon furnitiire A set in-
thoiuxh nothing can compare in hcauty_to c,__d____ _,__ _‘____,___ ____,c___________-'_____________,______t_ mirror between. il`he brood shi-,lf affords
mahogany, when it can bc alfordeil. _lha “Wing talJl°' and M runny chairs as nr” ample space for displaying any handsome
oak so widely used is oi dull finish ll requisite. Oi course two arniclinirs are Cul:-glass or silver. Usually ii very little
shade lighter than the Feinisli and`dar’ker_l'ui1iisliod. uf this is seen on the sideboard, however,
fdllln l-l\0 C-'\tl\0‘ll‘\l- TN' l"""“l"“t BWI” In shape the tahlc is round, with centre hs its proper place is considered to he the
ll lU10WH "N H\0¢l<'m E“lZll~"l'» “"““"Vl"‘° standard and legs, ri particular advantage vlllna-closet.
  bf-ing the way the legs are or-t well undi-r,| An important mi-t in the furnishing of
of pranks against clear pale blue or dark no that they do not interfere- with thc, the dining-room is played by the serving
- hlno luickgmuucis that io-t their yellow persons si-_-itrd. lt is easier to decorate table. Fmin it are served the various dish-
sahote and wliito capri gleninirig. ln one a round table, and this style |_iermits_ of vs 1is_ they are hmught from the kitchen,
r,i¢t|"-_._ g_hn group is in-inf: elirvled hy ii more general i'onvi~ruatinn than is possible #Intl It holds thc plates, etc., which are to
muster almost u-1 hi.: as lui-_v are; in nn- -It an oval or oblong one-_ For a small 'be used during the meal. Such of the sil-
other they 1-Lind eu-rd l»el'ni~i- a illrew ll1i\lli flllllily. the s-nail and nn-<li:iin nizzm are ex- Ver as is in constant use may be kept in
in mother, the i:iisclii_-vnu- littli- h:~.ni~l i»' rr-Ili-iii., neither is it neiw-».-ini-y to have a the drilivi-r of tliki serving table.
nuti-uhiiig w lied, i-iii-li lioldiog ii c..n:llc:` larizi- niimhcr of loaves, ai-1 a rarpenti-r| Usually the chairs to go with this set
in mothers |~.u\- of little iu:ii.l.~i:_~\. """l" will lit ilu- i.ilil.- with a lame top to hi-ilI'\\'e l»l=\|u wooden seats, although they
ing the length of the piL't\ll'¢‘. ollllnl l‘\\'l“S' lm-il for an i-ntcrhiinincnt and stored 1‘:'n_ hc had with lcatlii-r or cane seats if
in )|,,m|,s_ ` ati'/i_v .rg 03,.-,» |i,m.§_ |d_csiri-il. The slip-leather scat, which in
lieth;-r (loose tales have .supplied thc __The new sidcboarils ar_i-, properly speak- Hlllllllv n leather ciishion usod as a pad
painter of friu/cs iicii siiggi-stluiis 10|" ing. it coiiilnnalioa oi uiilelmaril ami buf- for those who do not like n MN Wooden
decoration arid color, li-it eat-'li <1-eni-,_ how- fi-¢_ 1; ig not no mrimivc and clumsy an scat, is made to go with the set.
ever luliic.it»: it is, is iixiikcfl by extreme] the old-fasliioncd sort oi sideboard, show- lt is generally agreed that the hardwood
lirhpllclly oi trvntrni-iit. Noali`u Ark tl_l§"'! lflir more of the graceful lines of the buf- ll00r is the bent for the ||,ining-nom,
too, lin-niiih imteriala for very taluna' let, yet it ie more roomy than the latter, Y-lwll8l\_Wl\v\1 "Ill il \’°¥°\\4_°ll°'l mln!
1|-im, ||0;<r.mz|u|i_ ' and better adapted to serve the needs of the onlirlary bouvl floor, stained and war
lt la ilu! iiillitttlt lo 'i_|n!\`8ln° mf’ l<_)l' the oniinary housepolil lhniiclther ofthe cd, will _serie quite Wall. Tlld Halal:
. that tliui-»:-'_i‘|ii~;:---tales _R“"` l" “l“l""°“i other two alone. _ _ and waxing are very simple to do, s
frdia tlitfih-liglflll tl\l'l‘ iZ\l'0 YO Uflllilrvil Of] rlcrosis thi-_ entire width of the spam may be ikffic by an amateur without my
‘*' _ im. ,,¢|-.i»..-:i-up sort wlio Ive the fni-xi-ii in below is xi linen drawer of large bun-an apprelicrision as to the outcome. The
ly,” |_,,,,____(,,,-.,irI.i~ii: /fton‘.~_ One hello size. Just above that are t\\'o bottle \ll\\ll\B~"PW\ "I8 lhmlld 5° W3 °f ¢l°'|°»
'“’ ,_-|,;,.|, |,_,_| |,.» noi-.lei-_r had unc ol tho closets, one at csc-li side, and between short pile. lagniin is ve good, vdvct
Piirrot pittiiris set into s panel In a them two smaller draweis The three or llrumi-lc also, but all tgtho loft llc
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the Mi-at u:i_.'l l'i-ivniion 'l`ru-:t, l..i,- _inet
given out '
yet a r‘on.;~l<‘li> <i.i‘_li|ie of lla- p:_|»ii-~'i-.
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1. 'l`lie public h:'._~ :i iwzlit tu l.n  that
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, they 1ri_tmiii1..- ii i-innpiuiy that is comply-
ing wit.: the stutiitur., and not an inno-
i-<~iit :ii-\-oznpliee tu law briaking.
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t`.i»a ntiili-:vu-vit. lt ir* .i it-.i-iii-.~,| cnet: bctivi-i-n a lirni selling to a fuiv peo-
ple nnfl uni- with Llioiisiiiidn of stockhold-
lrrs, ii-1\_.~s ol tliourcindis of employes selling
\to niilliuiis in xi tliour-‘and towlis.
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will do iuurli to make tli- ‘.‘-l"=l"1ll~ l“‘V`i
fc.-1; ai|:.il.i-i- n=_itter wlilrli is oil.-ii in-;:-'
li-vii-il i_.» ilu- tu: -ful lia:iillin,; oi' ilu- ,'i;';-,Q
so that the-_i uri- not 4-lr \<":i-il out -ii,
sliape. ('iii'~-i_~.~'>iii-_-i4 alro'.:l this latte-rl
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The l.n-t-xiii-iituui-~il faint is pnrlu-z:l:i|._\'
comoii iiuiong l.-_<giiiiicrs, and ivlu-ii <-»».»ii- I
ni-.irly iiiipo.~‘:-iilili-, to rcnicily. l<l\'rry pit-ie |
of llgnii-il iiiiili-rlail must lx- int out si-1 ai- '
rniely, and not on ilu- iloiibli-, <-vi-ii
tliunxli the piiwi-_~1 lf.: iili-nlival in i=hapi~,
for this inutoriiilu seliliun loliln qniti- »-vi~ii-
ly. \4-l\'i-t and ull sur-.li pile n\:ii<-ri:il.-
should appear dark whi-n helil ii;;:iinsl
the ivearrr, and cheeks and pluids iiiaicli
both lcngtliwise and width wise in on-.~y
piece. .\'trip:s nuiy cithcr lic rut on the
straight and tlciilcil thc sanie as plaiils,
or cut on the cross and the liui-ii ina-lc
to lit with each other.
It al\\'iiys pays to shrink cloth l>eiori:
making it up, for by this, Lili-r dun..-,ri-
by slirinkage is pi'c\'i-iitiwl. \Vring out
an old sheet in water, lcaviiig the sla--._-t
quitc wet, ho\vc\'cr, and spread it out on
ii tubal; then lay the cloth, unfolded, om
the wet sheet and roll np the cloth mid
the shcct at the some time. Let tlic
will eiillrur the ilii-as to fall into nn_-'i;;'.Llyl _
Sree-_=.mal<ing Notes. '
sheet ri-main this way over night, then
irpr.-:iii it out iin:l purse it runooth.
Cut out the patli-i':i after it has been
l:_ii.l on the cloth, and nuirll thc perfora-
tions; out witli chalk. \Vitl| the help of
u=»r|'4i-t patterns some of the difficulties
iiii-iileiit to fitting may .be avoided. liow-
L-..-|~, very tow figures follow the neriinil
line., cx;iuil_\', and n certain amount of
nit-i-litinig in by no means unconunon.
.`4on;-_-linn-_~i this in caused by the alteration
ol one pint, tlierchy throwing another
int of line. \\'livn this occurs the whole
;;'ii1'|iii-nt has to be inlittcd.
'l`lii- sk<~ti~lii-ii on this page show some
`;ill niiali-ls. 'l`lic drawing ol' the tailored
niillcil is vi-ry ilillicult, an-l in i-::»;i.-_i iii.-_-_.ip-.i\\‘|i \vill give an iiicn of one of thu
i....it ilc.-ii-ul»l.- inode-l.~i for street wear.
l`lic coat of ilu- suit in si-nii~littcd, and is
1-ut iniu~li liimei- than w:-re the coats of
tlii- paint ==\uninci'. The sl-_---ws have their
liilni-ri: at the top, taken in flat darts,
and tlieri: is n pocket on 1-at-li hip, and at
the li-it side ol the front. The skirt is
,ph-_iii-il and stitched about the lower part
to give alniorit the effect of n. bonlcred
iiiliric.
The suailler illustration pictures the
li-alice of ii frock of striped wool batlsta.
'l`l|c in1v.li-l \\'.'is in black, and B band 0|
i-'ilk l»|~uiil_ ilitcrlnixcd with let, fornwd
ilu- \'<~i-it of the yoke, the nut being
almost rom-1-aleil by velvet ribbons which
,ci-mit, under box plaits, over the breast
from ilu- iirni»idi~s, and tie in a loose knot
with fringed ends. The yoke and long
`u|iderslce\'cs were of moilnelille £ll&¢d
and inserted with nanow Ginny. ._
cult to clean to make serviceable dining-
room floor coverings.
As to the dining-room wall, there are
maiiy different treatments now in vogue.
The paper in either sell'-toned, or perfect-
ly plain ingmin or hurlop. The styles
have undergone a radical change since last
year, for instead of striking colors the
new papers show soft pastel shades.
The plstc rails which were fonncrly
placed at six feet and s half am now
either omitted altogether, or else ect eigh-
teen inches from the ceiling. In some
mam a narrow molding ls used whom
there is no plate nil. Thk serves to ro-
duee the height, if the ceiling is too lofty,
as is the case in many of the 0ld~l'ashion-
ed housm. The plate rail must not be
made a “jumping off place" for any and
every sort of stray brie-ii-lrrae, but its
omamonts should be in keeping with the
scheme Y the decoration, and serve to
display t o into of the decorator.
Photographs of tho family or friends
an out of place here. These are in better
testo in the living room, bedroom, or pen
lamps the library. Small or medium sind
vntemolms may bs set on the plate nil,-
hut it is more advisable to have no pie-
tins it all ia a dining-room ol this style,
but allow the brass ornaments uid china
on the rail he the sole wall decoration.
Il the paper b more or less plain, how-
room pictures may be used without any,
breach of taste whatever.
Perhaps the most pleasing windows for
the dining-room are those of ellenienl
variety, leaded, or else meds up of small
panoi, and set in n little feces. A win-
dow of this sort has A wide sill, gn *high
1-0*-l-Nl Plants may be set with charming
effect. Curtains ol n‘et and lace Are very
appmpriats and attractive for these win-
dows.
The lights of the dining room, vrlieth"
of gas or electricity, should have plain,
dull, side-light fixtures. The sottlyshsiled
Blolxs or the ground glam ones siilluee
s mellow, clmr and subdued light in which
both the furniture and the occupant; will
be seen to best advantage.
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Grape Csisu _-Cover two quarts of 'M
grapes with vlnsgsr and cool until sc: -
strain sad one eupfal of sugar. one tubal
s nhil of clamiin on
ologlnves and sllniilzt uid a littllem
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