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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23. 190C.

MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. I a xi a PTrnx irAM r-r-i rrir Y.M.C.A. Auxiliary Fair For Dormitory Furnishing. tinder the auspices of the Women's NOTES FROM SHOPLAND.

1 1 IT IS EASY VVITO "De Bevoise COMBINATION Brassiere Auxiliary of the Bedford Branch of the I at oc ot tf at Small flower pots for a tiny fern are in openwork brass coverings with dull coppery finish. These are 34 cents. are Bewed with the little band of "entre-deux." which has been used In so many of the best lingerie waists this year. Information with regard to the shons -V Relish dishes, which came from abroad, are small jars in colored glass witn xchere these articles may be purchased to Clean and Polish metal tops and finishings. The prices are will be furnished upon application to SILVERWARE from 23 to 51 cents.

the Editor lioiiimis Department. smmAAn fora frek sample. orise.in An undergarment of Comfort and Fashion (or the well dressed woman. Easily ad jutted. Saves time in dressing.

Three garments in one. Does away with all gathers around the waist Holds the bust well within the Cor set, fits without a wrinkle around the Waist and over the A plaid silk dress, with red the pre Young Men's Christian Association a fair will be held In the Cooper Building, Fulton street and Bedford avenue, on October 29, 30 and 31. Senator Cooper will open the fair on Monday evening, and It will be continued from 2 until 10 o'clock the two following atternoonB and evenings. Tke proceeds are to be used to furnish the dormitory of the new Y. M.

C. A. building. The second and third nights the auxiliary will serve dinner from to 8 o'clock. The officers are: Mrs.

W. TV. Figgis, president; Mrs. A. S.

Baty. vice president; Mrs. E. H. Pollock, secretary; Mrs.

E. Scofield, treasurer; Mrs. Rudolph Christensen, chairman executive committee. The following tables will be represented at the fair: Potitml Connrregatlonal Church-Art table, dominating color, for a miss of 16, is made in the smartest of fashions and Brooklyn Daily Eagle. In applying ftjr stamps for a full box.

tleetre-Sllicon Soap has mail send self -addressed and Stumped Silicon SO Cliff New York. envelope. Grocers and Druggists sell II. costs $21.50. "Armlets and neckties" are little black velvet bands which fasten with small gilt buckles and are now worn with short sleeves and round neck blouses.

They I Books and Bookishness. Hips. A full circular French Pantalon it attached to the Brassiere, fortnina mdst Mrs. Huntting, chairman, central Presbyterian church Miscellaneous Mrs. S.

A. Coykendall, table, "America chairman. Church nf the Good Shepherd -Tea room, Myrtle Reed, Author of "A Spinner in the Sun." chairman. Mrs. R.

H. anderbiit Church Free will Greene Avenue Baptist cost 39 and 47 cents each. Neck ruching, slightly different from the ordinary, is made of white china silk with a tiny edge of plttid Bilk. It comes in different colorings and costs 39 cents a yard. Belt buckles in the finest plated ware are in novel, curved shape, and have the appearance of oxidized silver, with raised floral design.

They cost 75 cents each. The cold weather brings out asaort-ments of chest protectors. Some are made of several thicknesses of gray flannel, edged with buttonhole stitching. These are $9 centB. Novelties in candlesticks are made in a carved clay-like material In peculiar shape.

They are about a foot tall with large cylindrical box tops, and are decidedly antique and artistic in appearance. Price cents each. ottering. Lewis Avenue Congregational Church-Fancy bags. Mrs.

H. Marshall, chairman. Marcy Avenue Baptist Church Lemonade, unique effect of Cone: Cover and Skirt combined, with the result of smoothness never obtained before. Made of finest nainsook, elegantly trimmed with lace and embroidery. $3, $4.50 and $6 Each.

At Leading Stores. Send for Descriptive Circular Chas. R. De Bevoise Sole M'f'rs, 253 High Newark, N. J.

i Mrs. Meurun, ciwinnan. New York Avenue Methodist Church Toys, Mrs. J. Episcopal H.

Mahan, "I must wait for my story to eomo to! me," said Myrtle Reod. "You cannot sit down and write it, day by day, quietly, comfortably?" asked I. "In the little purse I always carry there is a tiny pad. That pad never leaves me when I go out. There is a scrap of pencil la the purse with It.

So my stories begin the title first, which I suddenly think of, and scribble frantically on the pad wherever 1 may be." Nostran'd Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Utility, "Holland iwuuub, i 'nmrrezattonal Church Candy, Hwii.Bi-iand": Mrs. Waiter L. Bmlth, chalr- Throop Avenue Presbyterlnn Church Linens, Mrs. John T. Barry, chairman.

Tompkins Avenue Congregational Chureh-Fancy articles and dolls, Mrs. rhanfn chairman. What Is Required By Home Manicure. Trinity Baptist Church Stationery and per Some pretty white shirt waista at $1.98 are simply made, and in excellent style for the cheaper grade waist. They are In fine material, with a yoke of tucks.

A plain collar with tucks and edged with lace finishes the neck and the sleeves are the three-quarter length. The seams been carried to a hospital. They told him that she was disfigured for life. The man who had said he "loved her because she was herself, and most of all because she was his," fled, never sought her out again, and married elsewhere. Years Uter, Evalina, the disfigured, came back to her native town, her face always veiled with white chiffon, to And that her betrothed of long ngo was a widower with a grown son.

No modern problem of womanhood is brought forward here. It is Just the old story of a man's inhumanity, of a woman's desertion and suffering. A very interesting side romance of a young girl brought up by a maiden aunt to believe it was wrong to "be mnrried," and a young doctor who Is the son of the man who deserted Miss Evelina, lightens the serious pages. It takes a long time for little, dimpled Aramlnta to believe it is not wrong to get married. Finally she rebels against her maiden aunt.

Says the aunt: 'Araminfa Lee. you're going right straight to hell. Just as fast as you can get there. Perdition Is yawning at your feet. Didn't that blackmailing play-doctor come home with said Aramlnta, and the way she spoke his name made It a caress, fumery, lurKoy i Auxiliary.

Bedford Branch. T. C. A. Groceries; Mrs.

Halsey Hammond, chairman. A plentiful Bupply of unguents and lotions is required by the woman who is going to be her own manicure. She "And the story back of the title maps itself out, and you can, write it at once, I suppose?" "No; it may be months before the story gets into my mind and forces itself to be written. I have never been able to write until I was ready. Then It comes with a rush.

With "A Spinner in the Sun," my latest book, I remember I was afraid to go out for days; afraid that the commencement of It would suddenly come to me when I was away from my typewriter. needs to have a shelf. And her manicure table must be well fitted out with all sort of emollients for the nails and hands. I IN THE MARKETS Here are a few of the things as sug gested by a French manicure, who makes -9-t a great specialty of the hands: 9 "I stayed home day after day, gazing She will need a bottle of white vase out of the window, and then, at the close Of Ot OC Ot Of wf line and almond oil, half and naif; a bottle of glycerine and rose water In of a wet afternoon, like a flash the story was there. In an Instant I was at the the same proportion.

Continued excellenco is the only report concerning oysters, and their reasonable cost remains as from the start. A vial of polish in which there is a typewriter, and page after page wrote It tiny brush by which the polish Is ap plied to the nails. A jar of lanoline and peroxide for Ralph eame home with 'I saw you comln' continued Miss Mehitable, with her sharp eyes keenly fixed upon the culprit, 'I saw his arm around your waist, and you leanln' your head on his laughed Aramlnta, 'I haven't forgotten I can feel his arms around me 'And at the gate you needn't deny it, for I saw it all he kissed Prices for fish are naturally high, following a month's northeasterly weather, yet they are not so high as might be supposed. Halibut was rendered dearer through imperfect packing of Pacific coast shipments. The schedule ranges as follows: Halibut, 20 to 22 cents; codfish, whole, 12 to 14 cents; steaks and best cuts, 16 to IS cents; California salmon, 25 cents; smells, 15 to 25 cents; blueflsh, 20 to 25 rents: weakfish, 16 to 18 cents; butter bleaching the hands and arms.

self. "It may not be a good way," went on Miss Reed, "but it Is my way. My publishers seem to think that these love stories ot mine will simply not be written before they send me checkB for advance royalties. They are as lovely to me as can be. Oh, they know how to Retailers charges are, $1.25 per hundred for half-shells; $1.50 per hundred for larger roasting, broiling and frying sizes; 50 cents per quart, or $1 per hundred for stewing.

Little Neck clams, $1.25 per hundred half-ahclla; egg or soft clams, more suitable to cooking, 10 to 20 cents per bunch A bottle of alcohol tor talcing stains off the fingers. A cut lemon, or, if this is inconvenient, a bottle of clear lemon juice, ales to be of 25; large hard shell clams, best for used for stains. And it is a very good lish, 16 to 18 cents; sea bass, 15 to 18 i broth making, $1 per hundred, Smoked salmon, 40 cents per pound, thing to have a pumice stone and two or three acids for taking off the spots which come upon the hands in mysterious Smoked Dlgby herring, 25 cents per box; 10 cents per dozen. They constitute a serviceable breakfast relish. The afternoon reception grown or the frock for the informal card party carefully attended to by the fashion makers this season.

Ono for this kind of wear is shown in the accompanying sketch, developed In crepe de Chine of a rich mulberry shade. The arrangement of the waist is novel, with the cross lattice Ways. A great many women Indulge in ama cents; striped bass, 18 to zv cents; snapper blues, 15 cents; fluke, 15 cents; flounders, 10 cents; haddock, 12 to 14 centB; pollock, 12 cents; mullet, 15 cents; blackflob, 12 cents; herring, 10 to 12 cents; eels, 18 to 20 cents; whiting, 12 to 14 cents. Lobs'ers are dearer for any ot desirable quality, or 80 to 35 cents por pound; scallops, 65 to 75 cents per quart. The latter are as a rule especially good, being brought chiefly from Long Island.

work made of slightly puffed chiffon, In the same shad as the gown, -lie bias bands which are used in abundance as edg'ngs and as trimmings, in little oblong box effects, are of soft satin. To heighten the dull tone of the frock, a yoke of heavy cream lace Is used, and deep croam silk appears under the chiffon on the waist. The cuffs are also of the heavyl ace, with two' narrow ruffles of finer lace as a FROM A CANDIDATE'S DIAKY. I fooled the peo-pul all the time. 'Twas easy.

Hut the minute I tried to fool the "Hard-Head" Trust, I ran right up "agin' it" E. A. soft finishing. teur photography these days and a home photographer is easily disclosed by the spots upon her finger nails. They turn black in the developing of the pictures.

A certain manicure is having great success whitening the nails of home photographers, bhe paints the nails, first with iodine, which muxes them jet black, or In some cases a very deep red. Sho then takes alcohol, which removes the iodine from the nails and leaves them white and pretty. They now require nothing except a dash of liquid polish. The home manicure should devote fifteen minutes one day a week to her rails. This will keep them in good condition.

On this day she slightly Hies them, pinches the tops of the fingers to make them pointed; whitens the nails and shapes them. They will look nice for a whole week. Of course, she must pay a little at Eton Suits for the House. The making of the little Eton suits for I the house has become quite universal I BROOKLYN EAGLE HUMANE CLUB. CONDUCTED BY AUNT JEAN.

tention to them every day. 6he must Hoak them in warm water and massage them from the tip to the base, so as Humame Club Talk. AN INTELLIGENT HORSE. with certain dressmakers, who declare that in no other manner can their patrons be made as smart. And so one sees the little Eton house suit, made up In some delicate material, and trimmed In some elaborate way.

Thero la no style which ii as capable of so many different voguei. A very lovely little Eton suit was worn by a well known matron, the other day. The suit was built of blue, louisine with an Eton coat of the same. The skirt was exceedingly tight around the hips and was made to flare around the foot by Inverted box plaits set In and surrounded by elaborate stitching. The Eton was lined to push the flesh down.

And sho will 'give them a dash of liquid polish, and, perhaps, some other trilling attention. It well pays a woman to learn how to be her own manicure, for not only does she save several dollars a month, but she becomes independent of her sur roundings. Bhe can go away and still 7rf if be sure that her bands will be properly treated. ft 'r ffl We have talked about ways of bolng kind to birds, to horses, to dogs, to cats. Now I want you to consider another of the Humane Club principles.

Last Saturday I saw one of my boys throwing pebbles at an Italian peanut vendor. When I spoke to blm he was very much ashamed, of course, but, unfortunately denied what he had been doing, thus adding a falsehood to an unkind act. I hope that I shall never again see a member of this Humane Club, or any ot my nieces and nephews who belong to 9 9 9m 9-9- EAGLE DAILY PATTERN. ettttVti any of my clubs, or merely read my pages. AUNT JEAN.

i $4J4 it i -vrv rr iff; New Club Members. Miss Myrtle Reed, Author of "A filinifr In the Dobbin Wanted a Full-face Picture. Aunt Hitly. At hit me, too, lots and lot a 'That's right, house, ho kissed she ndcled, 'her cyea of times. And, PRESENTS.

manage me! Then they begin to hint at tho lirst 'copy' for the new book; then they begin to hint more strongly. At last the book starts and gets written in a hurry and scurry. 1 am all wrapped up In It. Sometimes It goes luto the publishers piecemeal, and then bundles of proofs Harold Adler, Benjamin Butterworth, Miriam Bennett, Florence Burns, Preston Conklln. Clair Callahan, Elizabeth Col-lotto, E.

Cohen, May Cox, Lorctta Cox, Armond DeCesare, Frank Deery, Helen Flynn, Florence Fennelly, Hillard Faw-cett, Georgo Gardener, Waldron Gunnison, William Joyce, Margaret Locke, CREDITS MEAN ft orlelnal drawing which can he repro A LETTER FROM AVNT JEAN. begin to fly at me, wherever 1 may be i Bll oer ine roniinenc. num cue yuu To My Dear Nephews and Nloces: fcspcr Maine, joe Mcuonougn, John Vuw VnrV mv home in As a reward for vour Interest and as sistance, I will give you credits for which duced, and five credits for photographs. Uutions are given to the members of this club. LITERARY CLLB CREDITS.

The child who sends In the bust filled-In lines In the serial story, "An Indian's Hope." receives twenty-hvo credits, and twn next best, ten credlU each, snd Myers, A. Murphy, Andrew Meyer. Hurry Chicago Is a short Journey, but I travel March, Haiel Mlelenhauso, Charles New- about a great deal. 1 huve had strings man. John J.

Nelson. Charles Nelson, Jen- of proofs coming to me to New Orleans, c. v.i... rh.ri,.. vi to Sin Francisco, to other places, and 1 ho Eagle will give you valuaOlo presents.

Earh credit has a deflnlto money value, and the more you obtain, tne more meeting her acctis.i a i kisbcu 'How do you suppose I feel to see such goin's on, after I've done for you 'You needn't have looked, Aunty, If you didn't like to se 'Do you know where I went when I went out? I went up to Deacon Robinson's to lay your case beforo "Miss Mehitable paused, for the worthy deacon was tho fierce Inspector of young sinners. "Aramlnta executed an Intrkato Canca step of her oh a devising but did not seecn Interested In the advice he had given "'Ho told went on M- li t.i i In the manner of tho Judge p. -cm- sentence upon a criminal, i. i at any cost 1 must trample down ihi-. uprising, and assert my rightful "Honor thy father and thy nihle ssvs.

and I'm your fa: ait Frank Nelson, Oeorge Nelson, Emma valuable will De your present. 1 will sion print a list of these presents and will have tliein on exhibition in Pierce, Florence Sucken, Jcnnio Shea, Charles Bpeldel. Walter Shields, Alice Teale, James Woodruff. the children's department. 1 cannot ou-iin to tell you now all the nice presents that the KhxIo has In store for jou.

There Total enrollment to dale, 4,033. always think of those tlrnt men watting fur mo to send them back. "Oh, people may talk of the trials of the author, but 1 don't believe they can he compared to the trials of the. publisher when ho la getting out books for a woman. Really, though, before one of my books Is finally printed before I get what Is called the 'plato proof tho story Is practically revised by me a dozen times.

I won't send a proof back until 1 think It Is absolutely right as good as will be over 2'H) Kinds to' rnooso irom. There will be presents for yourself, and presents that you can give to your mothers and fathers. Humane Club Button. every contestant who sends in the Hoes -cceives two credits. For each short original story two credits are given and live tor long ones.

Members ot this club receive buttons. ENTERTAINMENT CLVB CREDITS Entertalnmcnis are to be given Saturdays In connection with this club, the Dcrtormcrs to be taken from Aunt Jean's nephews and nieces. Each child who performs receives fifty credits. Hoys agreeing to act as ushers or ticket takers will receive twenty-five credits each. Tickets fur the eutertalnments will he furnished free to every child who reads the Esglt and file out the application printed oa this pare.

1 MINUS WHICH BOYS AND GIRLS CAN MAKE. No more or aeiigntiui i tain gifts for Christmas can be linaginen. If you ire Inter, ested In human I can make It. 'Waiting for Inspiration" has been many times commented on bv practical If you begin 10 ontain i-renus uuw, Christmas time you will have a large number, and you may seleet several pres. ents If you thooso In exihango for those work, why not Join credits.

I antirc you that you wiij nenem' fd with the pres-nts. and you win ne gmi that, you saved th i-rrdlia snd did some mother, rolled Into one. He 1 couldn't make you listen sny other vc. It would be right and proper for nv. shut you up In your roura and keep yon on bread and water until you camo to your senses." "Aramlnta giggled.

'I wouldn't be thcro she said. 'How funny It would bo (sr Ralph to come with a ladder and uk mo "Aramlnta Ie, what do you explained the girl, 'we're lug to be married Ralph and "A nihilist bomb, thrown Into the Immaculate kitchen could not have sui. prised Miss Mehitable more. Hlie had no Idea It had gone so far. all gssped.

'You" "'Not Just me alone. Aunly, but Ralp't our clubt All you; men ana women writers. i ney nH bsve to do Is to called authors who cannot dally sit down fill out and send 1 anil do their stunt of systematic work In the coupon and a "feckless" lot. as the Scotch put It. Hut your nam will be as Instanced by Myrtle Heed, It Is a entered In the profitable system.

reclsti-r and you with the new volume, "A Spinner In will receive a club lh(, Suns; II 501. button upon call. lft tbfl nd destined to be one of the popular books nf the autumn, Miss Reed has turned out ten volumes, i which have an aggregate! sale of about 300.000. With the appearance of each Ini at the Kaglo office, Ten credits aro given each week for the best suggestion and two credits for all others printed. Ten credits are given every month to Dm boy or girl who has sent In four suggestions for that month.

Keniemhcr to cut out your name wherever It appears as gainer of credits; cut out stnrlee an poems, pictures, and woik fur me. wishing you an iut, i 1 am your loving AI'NT JEAN. I THE CREDIT COVPOS. I Cut these coupons every day frjm your own paper, and from the papers of your friends ho read the Esglu. Each cou-; pon rounis as a hall trd.t.

There is.no limit to the number of rrdite that mar be obtained for thus showing our Interest In the children's pase. oocoocoooooooooooocxooeooq ne book the previous volumes sell belter and belter. Bome people think thst "A Hplnner In the Bun" Is the best story exchange them for credit tlrkete, which will In turn bo exchanged for prises. will not be nd I There has to be two. and TJEE THIS COUPON.

sho has ever written; but It HUMANE CLLB CREDITS more popular, in an iiki iinooii, man uih ni ai tne Mian "Lavender and Old Lace, Two hundrnj rredlis will be given In, A tint Ipan' YounO Fnicf. teh of the five children who bring In the Uni Call 1 OUI1JJ L-IUCI the n'eht bef.ire. tamers I.irgest number of members to the Hu-1 mane Club from among drivers of horses 1 ni.nhpr of th's Pirate enter my nemo as Free member of TUB BROOKLYN oAlLY EAGLE HUMANE CLUB. I promts to be kind to all living roaturei and try to rr elect theu from cruel usage. Nam dub receives a button and a certificate Tickets may be obtained at all branch In tokm of membership.

Another button nm.es of ihe Kagle. Euterialnmeiis are and twenty-five credits are given to esrb held al Memorial Hall, Y. W. C. rli-child ho brings In the names nf five bush avenue and Bc hermorhorn stre-t.

No new members, snd each one doing this Is tickets given out after the Friday befars nut on the Roll of Honor, which Is entertainment. of ihe Jack o'Lantern," snd "The Mat-ler's Violin." It Is a very remarkable feature of Mlta Reed's books, ears the I'ufnams, her publishers, thai eac yar i shows Increasing aatre, nol only for th newer volumes, but for every one of those previously Issued. I A little of the success of Miss Reed's bonks has undoubtedly been due to their beautiful "dress." They are exquisitely dalnly gift books, printed In two tolnra, and bound In four special sivles of binding for presentation. Clothes may or gasped Miss Mchltabl train. returned Arsminla, firmlv, 'married Mr mother was married, and Ralph's mother was married, and youf mother as married.

Everybody's mother is married, and Mr. Thorpe says It's tho n'-srrtt there Is to He was to be h'mself, but she "I havo Imagined 'Miss says Miss Mvr.le Heed. "I took a young rl of beauty, charm and devotion, pictured, her s.cr.flclna hers. 'if for her lover, ant cd on the children's page on (Sunday. PUZZLE CLLB CREDITS.

Fir each puttie sent In and printed le the Siimlsr tmtile section. I credits sr ivn. For Ihe neatest and most attrac Address may not make the man. put Dimiing paVer "I'nd being -hrown tow.rd nuking book teU hcr needed snd the cape, falism Ko. MJ! Is rut In sists I n.

It. IS snd II Inch A City TOIX' mH'MB tRKH AND CAPB. As the holidays draw near, many a Mother Is planning to gratify that oft re I ",.1,1 saii.u. raliera wciuM d't what Mist c. i.

vr. 1 "Yes. any woman 2357 CNTr.RTAINcMnNT TICKET COUPON. Pcnr Aunt Jean PIpo nJ mo a tlel.it for Concert to licltl Nuvemhrr 3, at Memorial Hull. Nnme AiVlres Itate bcVre.

she had loved a young do, lor and Evalina did. I dul n.l rr was to hvi been married to him Bhclan uncommon type. Th-r. are Miei i in his lal-orstory on" day. helping Unas all around only their story is him with one of his wh.n a not so dramatic.

But few. 1 I r. compound rsplodcd In Ih. ir fac e. il, hive snff.T.-.l flnnlW meel their Ideal as she threw hrrself between i mr ss Evalina did.

tive list of correct answers to these pus-les sent to Aimt Jean, 8(1 credits ars given: for the next three best. 10 creditl sre given; for evry correct list, credits ere lvn. and for lls's which contain ihree or four correct snaeers. 1 credit IS givnn. Eac member of this club recolvet a huitnn.

i ART CLL CREDITS. fir tirturs are primed endi w-ek and the ihlld'en sending In the heat des gn receive twenty-live credits each, ten credits each being given (0 Ihe lo iictt Etch In Id that sends In two n(t best, ten credits earh, and a pi'ture In this contest receives two i credits. To credits are given for trry Fill out and return to the Brook, tvn Dally Eagle tlumau Club, Brooklyn, N. T. pressed wish of her small daughter's for doll, and lhal means a dressing of It.

Here Is sketched a set of blouse dress and Red Rldinihnnd rape which will be i euru to plrsse the little girt. The blouse i'icm Is rnsde Just like her own, wllh plaited skirl and underbndy, while lhe rape has Ihf advaniagn of being so easily donned and doffed lhal (he smallest child can manage It. i for the aVes l' yards S3 inches wide are him and the flume, and received lh.i full nn fee betrothed one of the In hr nod arms, as shu pushed "Aramlnta Is a whimsical lit'ie conceit. I grew to love her Perhaps she may not be qu 'e real. Dul I sui Miss Hit ir is How many sui h.

narroe-, set, op.m.inatej aonnu )u and i eul all us have knjn." This pe" sill lha n. end ern.lles I lie Ilf.kie t.sl LMpeiiment. aside. lie was made s-nces by lh explosion. VSbia he recovered found sho had iwct-rent slump tnut be tih ep-etioei ttt kailua, le euvsc Ibe euti vf A tvietit scsmn mtist be enri vl pn.

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