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EVENING LEI)GJiR-PHILABlJ!I,PHIA, MONDAY. FEBtfTJARY 21, 1910.
M'LISS DISCUSSES "PAWER,"
AN OBNOXIOUS OFFICE PEST
'1Kay Be Either Male or Female and Can Be
.Discovered in Almost Every Place Where
Men and Women Meet Constant! v
if "
0P V pcsts cxtnnt ls t,lc"0 " nuire uRsrrnvntlnE tlmn the "paxvcr?"
V Perhnpa you nro not fnmillnr with tlio name, wlVch I have Used to
designate a very widely known nml cordially detested imllvitliint.
,i , .? tho ,,crson ,vl, cannot hold the most otdlnnry conversation without
pawing" tlio victim he Is nddressliur. He cnntiot mlvnnoo tho most hailal
tsma.rk without punrtuntlnp; It with n "paw." JIo "pawn" your shoulder or
jour b,rm or hand, nml whether or not ho Is conscious of tho offoiiso lie Is
committing can never bo gleaned from his manner.
,' Many women rather than earn the reputation of being "disagreeable
prudes, put up with tho "pmvors" In their olllces. others run tho risk of
becoming known as "stiff" and "crabby," becauso they cannot bear this Indie
Jilty In silence.
When I drst beRan to think about tho "pawer" 1 Imagined It could be
app led only to the masculine sex. Hut a man with whom I discussed the
matter tells me there aro as many femlnlno "pawem," if not mora, than mascu
line ones.
Lllco tho woman In otic of Wells' books, they reduce everything to the
basis of touch. To tho sensitive persons this pawinp la exceedingly offensive.
Itvls undignified, cheap and tawdry. It should not be tnlorntwi.
, Apropos of this, there Is nn Interesting artlclo in a current magnglno on
the taking of liberties." Pawing Is, of course, ono of tho liberties most
often taken.
.. J'!1. ,s. '" Ul moilcrn business olllce," declares the writer, "that the rein
tloiishlp between men and girls Is most In need of mending. Hero 3 tt fertile
BOll for the flourishing of many cheap relationships.
"I am not speaking, of course, of ttio superior and hlgh-clasa olllces, though
these, too, are not always free from such things; I refer to the average large
omce, such as I myself mn In, or largo factories where hundreds of young
men and girls ore dally thrown together more or less Ultimately, It Is n
raro girl nowadays who has been In tho business world for any length of
tlmo who has not had the chance, or wen her companions havo tho chance,
for flirtations and tawdry friendships with men.
"If you care to seo tho same thing In concentrated essence, go to nearly
any summer place of amusement, or take a summer's evening walk in nearly
p.ny largo city park." '
I don't know who Is to blame In thin matter of taking liberties. PerJinps
.., , ,.., WIU 11I1U1I1 n.IIIIIia 0D, At any mte J fpp, at ".)awmt,
could be done away with entirely If ove.y girl In every oihco look an ue'tlvo
stand and resolved neither to "paw" or bo "pawed."
A Serviette Acceptance
Just becauso It Is a popular belief that the way to a man's heart Is via
Tils tummy ls no reason why tho New York girl should havq found It necessary
to write her nfllrmutlvo answer to a proposal on a. table napkin
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
Can You Guess?
" L" ..U,lou'1 "J"1' l,1 tatayeuse 8V N? WeMf CSftmlll0 yolll. now
aprlng crinoline, ls Its hem protected with an edged frill of Swiss, not or lawn
-..,,......... ..,. llnmu U1U aHln, llus IS (l tl.I10 Imrl , ;1
grandmothers' day. It is tho balayeuso.
to our
Letters to Editor of Woman's Page
Adilrcxs nil uimmtinlcutliins to M'l.lsi, cure r the Iliriiiiiir I nlin.i
ftiili' f the paper mil. '
ai'hiss.
U'rlle im one
AM -'if
WOMEN, WITH BALLOT,
COULD END ALL WARS,
SAYS SOCIETY LEADER
Mrs. Samuel Chew Suggests
Courts Pass on Voters' Quali
fications as in Case of
Immigrants
KITCHEN CHEMISTRY
ASKS LIMITED SUFFRAGE
A FETCHING SPRING COSTUME
Hljrtn Is n smart street frock suitable for the youthful figure. The stialsht lines
b conic i small womnii, ns well ns n young girl. As usual, two materials niu
comninul, In this case gros ilo LomlrcH and Georgette crciio of tlin si.mn simile.
ilm..?S. i,r0"trnst. B K.s "re 8t'c" '" ,l10 'ol,, nml ,,luck nI"l hrllllunt tints of
..... vuuln, ,,,, uiu ennar, cuns anil tiny pocKcts on the licit
i... in, mm uuuons tit llie flout
"fllvo women tho vote and they will
nhollsli all wars," was affirmed today by
Sirs. Knmuol Chew, who tins been recog
nized for years as a leader In tho social
life of Philadelphia.
"Tho present war In Hurnpe," continued
Mrs. Chew, "Ii a marked Instance of tho
fatuity of letting men rule without the re
straining Influence of tvomnn'a calmer,
moro conservative mind. lo you think
women would vote for, or support volun
tarily, such nn lnnno struggle, where
millions of men nre butchering each other
without tlio slightest Idea ns to why they
nro doing It?"
nppncT of Tim waii.
Tho main ndvantngo likely to be derived
from this present war, she pointed out, Is
that It will open tho eyes of women
throughout the world to tho danger and
suffering that always follows when tho
government Is controlled by the distinc
tively masculine idea of force and fright
fulness. Moro feminism will certnlnly
strengthen tho rule of rcnion nnd tho Inter
ests of tlio home, she added.
"In Tlnnland, as I havo direct advices.
the woman's cause Is much advanced by
tlio keen Judgment and patriotism, under
slreis, tliAt even tho most militant suf
fragists nro showing," Mrs Chew contin
ued. "In every Kuiopcnn country tlio Im
portance of women to tho government will
ho more clearly seen after this war. If
wo are to throw tho Influence of women In
this country ngnlnst war, wo shall need
tlielr -oto to do It."
TEST FOn VOTERS.
Mrs. Chow outlined a plnn wherebv
Judges would determine tho qualifications
of new voters.
"V look upon the Judges ns our wisest
men, nest qtmlllled to dccldo questions In
dispute," she explained. "I have long
cherished, n plan, which, while It has not
yet mot much support, I full confident
will ho put hi foroe some day.
"Why not have tlio Judges ,ns&t upon tho
qualifications of each now votor. In tho
sumo way that foi signers nro naturalised?
What Is Hard Water? How T.m1fr n v
Powder Last? How Do You Clean Your Ball
13y VIRGINIA E. KIFT
U""" i.-r la uuo 10 complex organic I soften
aj. matter m 1110 water. This organic
substanco decomposes soaps. It also forms
a scum on top of tho water. It wilt not
form suds easily. To do good washing
or get a good suds with such water
something must bo added to dissolve tho
organic matter.
Washing soda Is the best thing to ndd
Ammonia and borax are next best
"Quick Suds" or other quick so'ap pow
ders may form suds for you very qulrkly
but note how much you pay for the
privilege.
A whole pound of washing soda nt 5
cents Is equal to 10 boxes of mott clean
ing powders at 3 cents per small box.
Washing soda, sand, rosin nnd soap
f,', P.nro U,,c usunl "isredlents of
most soap powders,
I'so your own soap shavings, omit tho
sand and rosin, dissolve 1 cup of vnsl i-
Ing soda In 2 cups of boiling water,
C1J
Lm.tpn J'ow. own water im . J
, cents a month onc,'
In buying soap notice U ..!
-jv in n nn iiinrniA.i ...n - i
ater,
Ing purposes nn.l
ii.,u ....
.i in soap is of little i,.. ...
k iiiirnoca nn.l i. -. . r 'or.t
give weight, a rosin roin i.ft")S
c low ,1 stIckv iVffl vrt
a yellow scum on tho wale? .. &
and will In time wear oo tL ni c'k
"Tliat'sflne; why" Ut 't. T'M
...r u ciennier," said a fri."?'
Job her to use coal oil J""1 "
bnlhtulw, spigots and ah jj'i
Coal oil Is iiPvni,., ,". !
celaln. It takes ,,ucl i hflVa,BT(
back bending and scour LZ
tier to effaco certain stain. nP 'Cfe
that coal oil nm remove fCjSfe
How do you clean vmi.ii ii""!!
Test this method ?o see' balhtll
Copyright inio i,y vinrima E, KlJ
Marion Harland's Corner
Dear M'LIss AVIH ou plcnso tell mo
what o pnllndronc Is and give me nn ex
ample? Thanking you for this nnd past
kindnesses, I am, o.
'You mean a palindrome. It Is a word,
verse or sentence vvhi.li rends the same
backward ns foruard. Ada. Ilannnli,
madam are examples. Perhaps s-omo of
my readers know moio difficult and Inter
esting ones. I have heard of some vcrv
clever ones, but cannot find thein nt tho
present tlmo.
-
Dear M'LIss Will you kindly ntiswer
the following questions In your excellent
column:
"What Is tho meaning of tho name
"Barbara"?
Among- what race or nationality did It
originate? MRS. J. K. J.
"Barbara" Is taken from tho Creek. It
signifies "foreign, strange."
Dear M'Uss Havo you a reclpo that
you could publlfch for popcorn pudding?
CUU.VARV.
After popping 'tho corn If you havo
not already bought It pupped put through
tho finest cutter of a meat grinder enough
corn to mako one pint.
Add to this one quart of sweet milk,
one-half teaspoonful of salt, ono tablo
spoonful of butter, ono-half cup of sugar
and two eggs, well beaten. I'ut in a bak
ing dish and bako for 20 minutes.
Dear M'LIss Your recent artlclo on
smoking Interested mo ns well as greatly
surprised me. I cannot bollevo that tho
common women, tho great number of
mothers who help mako tho Ideal homo,
could so dlsgraco their womanhood as to
smoke.
You gave an Instnneo of a woman smok
ing in a hotel. From this I Infer that the
woman who smokes Is In so-called "high
society"; that she has no desire to keep
herself puro and become a loving mother;
or, 1 sho ls a mother, sho wishes no re
sponsibility In the training of her child
in iaci, mat ner noblest nmbitiun Is to
become a "sport."
It Is to bo regretted that thcro aro such
women, but I am glad that I havo never
found or heard of a woman smoker among
the many self-sacrificing mothers of my
acquaintance (a few very old women px
cepted). "Old-fashioned" mothers may
have gono out of otyle, but wo can bo
grateful for the very large number still
to b found In this old world,
I asked this question: A man smokes,
why shouldn't a womnn? I received this
answer: "A woman should keep hers. If
pure to fulfil her duties of motherhood."
J prefer to argue this way: "If it Is
disgraceful for a woman to smoke, why
Isn't If wrong for a man,"
Has the man no part in that greatest
work of producing nnd perfecting tlio
coming generations? Hasn't Ills impurity
any enect on the unborn child? If the
man and woman nero both pure In mind
and body would not the next generation
be bom In a much better moral condition?
And lastly, If the health of the man and
woman is no argument in Itself to them,
can t they be made to realise that their
(Juty to posterity is to perfect it, to
give tho coming generation the highest
etart In life rather than the lowest?
Back to my question "Why khould a
man amoka?" A man states that It is
disgusting for a woman to kiss her
poodle. I can nssure him that It is far
mora pleasant for the woman to klsa her
pet dog than the man who constantly has
a eud hi hla mouth when ho Is not using
tobacco In some other foim.
I wai foimerly a stenographer, hut was
unable to tnko the mumbled dictation
from the male bring who constantly held
n. pipe between his teeth and blow smoke
tit lllj Ifll't-1,
If man Is tlio highest tvpe of creature
God 1ms made, i ahouW llllnk ,l9 t
of purity ' SUt tllC '"e,li;al 0Ml'"l'
I was disappointed becauso you did
not gle your own onlnlon nn an,ni.in
Solvay. x. y, n M N?'
FMHnVI,I'lssrle:lF0 te" "lc lr Orlando
time in history? SCIIOOI.G1HL,.
Whether or not ho lived In ioal lifu t
rn,"? SSXX- Vut rl'l I'm-loso most
certainly lived and will continue to llvo
Lni. .n.T,- . H. .'" ",u ,Icro oC ''osto's
liS J" ,5W' callt"1 "Orlando
I'urloso. it is Kemlinvthioal.
Vile voko Is si'vrrolv
rrlm ttl.lllu nfn llln.n .. 1... ........ ,1 ., , .
into ,.vi.n, ri,.. ;..," .;.::... ,. :."" :wu-t " vi" "'m"iic' "iin"E "
' "" "l "" """"in "i uic sunt, in novo gray, cor.il, navy, gasl ght
Green, c open, twilight blue and black nt !i.9. .-''B'"
tuii,"1,'"11-'' ,.n"Uernt0 ",' l'rlco )s t"o hat, a "inushioom" model. The crown Is topped
in'i ' tl ,novc,"-v 8V'aw nie""J' '"" 1'a",, ' ,lM Hi" W'olrcllng tho crown.
A single rose and Its iiatttinl foliage form tho tiiminiug. In red. rose, copen, blown
and black, tho price Is $2.9"i.
,,, Ji'ViK "t .'I10 ?!lp "'','Crr t,,0SP artplra '"" l" Purehnscd will be supplied
ho Editor of tho Woman's IMgc, Evt:.s-iNn J.i.nnmt, COS Chestnut stieet. Tho
uquest must be nccompanhd hy a stumped, self-mldiesscd envelope nnd must men
tion the (Into on which the article appealed.
NONSURGICAL TREATMENT
OF GOITRE ADVOCATED
I3y WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Mile of Household Lore
"T AM a sufferer, subjected to Ignoblo
J. penury, unnblo to combat my almost
Unparalleled ailment, unnblo to afford tho
necessary ether and steel. Would you od
vlso mo to pursue complications by en
couraging this scenario mnlady? Oh, if
I could only enlist your sympathetic co
operative plnnl But I nm i.oininoa .i.
picscnt time, so nm powerless to carry
bn ,o1,yMln,tentl0.,,s- Hcro l8 a mlto of
Household lore that may not be nmlss in
pouring boiling wnter upon them. Trinl
IS prOOf. Q g j ,,
And wo are as sincere In our desire to
lend tho helping hnnd to you. Any Infor
mation we can civn vim win, ,tn..i .
scenario writing, which Is tho rage at
piesent In every class, will bo cheerfully
?hi. ! . Lct..us 1,now Ilow we may 1
this. By toasting tlio dry tea leaves you
mean warming them in the oven, I sup
nnf;i,CCOm,).llHnod "makers always
"'". cr IJOIIIng water for a few min
utes before wetting them. It Is said to
prepare tho leaves to yield up their
choicest aroma to the boiling water after
ward poured over them ' tho urn or not.
"r,.mUat b0 tale ot to let thorn
llnArV,!m.ff'l".l?."P n.Mr
n.!.lrP,;';,rV .,, me '? n !&$
nrtlrlo lei, So.V. In '""tat
"1)111. Ml.hbur In ,,i,i i '".'.""''it
nrk of tin. if J. .'i ni'.lle fhrliiS
Hnrln.,,1. h, ,"' f Vl li''!"" S
Ires, of Uio.c tl icy iViKr' '"5
nnd, lmiimc received 11,, " tuff,
direct wltl, tliw iwrtiM11'' C0KS
SER3IOyTO(R.UAms
Doctor Krauskopf First Jewish Min
ister to Address Central High
Seniors in n Synagogue
Tor the first timo in tlio blstoiv of
Control High School a Jewish minister
i.. ..";" nm uHi-citiiiurrate sermon yes
terday In a M-nngogue to the graduating
class. Doetor Kinunkopf addressed the
students In the Keneseth Isiuel Temple
Broad street and Columbia avenue. Tho
class marched there in a boilv.
Doctor ICrnuskopf declared that our
prrsent-dny schools and colleges lav too
much stress on athletics and tlio devel
opment of phjslcal strength, whllo little
or no time is devoted to Uu strengthen
ing of the morals of our youth, with tho
result that tho true purpose of education
Warden McKcnty to Speak on Reform
Old-time ptl.xon methods and piesent-
day Improvements will bo discussed to-
-..... u. u klwn , u, iiul j,rlson re.
form by Warden MeKenty. of the eastern
I'enltentiury. at tho monthI moetlng of
the I'lilladelnhla CJreaftlz.-itlnn r i.i.ii
Ileulth Nursing In tho l'hipps Institute,
LoraFULcriLRi&
Iwouldnt trde my
Kumble. plc.ee.
For cJ the wedtK tKe.
uorid could ot.v.
And From the wts thirds
juua r aunt now
it 3 just m uel)
J Ue. thcA
Ucy
&
i
ua-i
fl?CAh'!
AT LUAST ",, per cent, of tho cases of
exophthalmic goltie ate curable by
nonsurgical mcasuics, declares an emi
nent Philadelphia dlagnostlcan.
Tlicio Is of late years a growing tend
ency to subject patients with exophthal
mic goitre to operation. Surgeons claim
thnt less than 3 per Lent, of tho ciim
updated on succumb but a "successful"
operation Js. of course, not always a euio
of tho disease. An opciatlou, too often,
Is toiisldercd a success If tho patient
leaves the hospital in duo time after what
Is called an "uneventful recovery."
nonio cases oi exopumanmc goltro re
cover spontaneously, without any tic.it
mont. Home cases recover after several
years of Intermittent treatment. Some
cuses recover only after weeks of comple
ment to bed. And somo cases must bo
subjected to operation as a llfe-snving
measure,
If wo had cxopthalmlc goltro we should
sidestep surgery until nonsurgical treat
ment carried out through a period of at
least six months proved futile.
Agnlnst operation aro these contingen
cies: Fiist. The possibility of post-operntive
my.edcmn (duo to tho want of sufficient
thyroid secretion).
hccond. Tho mortality rate, which is
fcovetal times as great ns that of ap
pendicitis. Third. The fact that the majority of
cates will recover without surgory, If
tii'atmont Is persisted In for a reasonable
length of time.
In favor of operation aro these points:
First. Tho uromnt relief of hvner.
thyroldlbin, or poisoning by tho excessive
thyroid secretion.
Second. Tho conservation of thn nn.
tlent's energy a very Important consid
eration in tovere cases.
Third. Tho saving of time. Some pa
tients elect to bo operated on, because
they can't nfford to be Indefinitely dls
abled with the disease.
Fourth. Tho relief of dangerous pres
sure symptoms which develop In certain
nines o, exoputnaimio goitre.
Fifth, evidences of malignant changes
in mo gianu always an Imperative indi
cation for surgical interference.
The very competent authority quoted
above asserts that a. lurge majority of
tha cases are well on the way to rccov
ery within six months of conscientious
nonsurgical treatment.
nro color blind. Color-blind males do not
tiausmit tho defect to mnlo children, but
to femalo children's sons.
This Is certnlnly ns legal a function
as any they now exercise, nnd who Is so
well qualified to detcimino tho right to
vote?
"If the Judges were .not compelled to
give so much tlmo to tho liquor business,
they could then devote i.'.tentlon to such
an Important suL'ect as this. If a fixed
standard of Into" gence woro required by
law, and the voter had to qualify before
competent Judges, wo might then well
nffotil to give tho ballot equally to men
nnd women of legal nge. By our present
system wo exclude the Intelligent women
nnd admit many ignorant men.
T'.nSTUtrTBD SFFFliACn.
"I do not believe In universal suffiatre.
I 1 1 I nurn i ia i nt iiiii. ,. .. .t i ....
.... ..... --niiiiij- many women uct- I ury Willi sort linen. I'ersevnm In Mm rn...
the " n e r?n ' S" "la"5 l". '?f a "' a"" " not tolievVd
women Judges In some of the courts, and
If they can 'It ns Judges tlioy ought to
bo nblo to veto.
It is
MINK J11I11T. IT 1 ,.,. .L
I shall bo glad. mfffi.
1 do not iccolloct the noem L.M
no sign that dozens of Sm"!'
havo It at tho ends of tn..e" ?Ifci!
.-""Ullltl
Banishes Insect Pcsls I
o. years ago I moved IntolM.!3!
and It was alive with bedbug" 3
remedy I sed was carton? kclM
feather, such as comes from ifi'l
wings or talis. I took oft th. M
from the bed springs, poked h. M
every crovlcn nn..iht. -"."oacEil
every crevico nosalhlo j l."V
everything In tho room wWnV. i!
were likely to bo. It kllTa i th, m '!
stops their breeding n . . Aha..,lll!5
, . ... . " "mi us in. nB
E3CI
fal
Relief for Tired Feet
"Can you tell mo of n simple solution
tl h?w.,t0 uso " for tho relter of the
t?3 if . Se V1.10 aro c011fnntly stand
ing it ls used by police ofricers. motor-
...-.., "vim, etc. COIINIJRITE."
Soak tho poor aching feet at night in
strong salt water as hot as you can hear
t with comfort. As tho wnter cools to
blood warmth add a pint of water to
which has been added, whllo it Is boiling.
uii;iespo'is or powdeied alum. This
should be allowed to get lukewarm before
the solution goes into the foot bath. Keep
tho feet in tills five minutes longer and
lei
iuin uicir oreedlng But ni it,, f
hugs will try to net nwy flSiS
it Is best to put a little In M"'
I havo not seen a bur- i '"' K
tho first month. t i, " .",. U.S"-V
will do, with no bad after-effects. Z
tho hands with .!,..,., . h ' '
burn thn i; nr,.V.-,"s jnacMB!
,.."" ." ,s mso eooJM
."..u. mm ior uog fleas, but it men!!
used on v whom i, .,',.'" ttliii
. ... uu(i Biceps. il
"M. in
Another correspondent has a worltl
regard to roaches: "
My own experience goes to nroTilSi
bngo pall on tho part of'
nil
tlio llOU3ek(t;e
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Color Illindness
Is color blindness hereditary or can It
ba acquired through disease of tho eyes?
Answer It Is hereditary. About I In
every 35 males and I in every X) females
Antiseptic Tooth Pastes
Isn't It necessary that u tooth-paste bo
antiseptic?
Answer N'o. Tn fact tho best dentists
nsseit that antiseptics tend to Injiiro tho
normal mucous membi.mo, and should not
ho hab.tunlly used. If antisepsis la needed
for some parlleulnr purpose, let the dent
ist or phjslclan pi escribe a suitable one.
Eye Strain anil Headache
In lenly to our recent lmuiai tnr .in.
tailed experience from w enters of glasses
tho vote stands about even. Some corre
spondents declare themselves discouraged,
while others havo found complete relief
from headache through well-fitted glasses.
Tho oculists have u big lead over tho
opticians, but the voto Is not comploto as
yet, wo hope. Wo must glvo due credit
to tho well-known fa.-t that a cured pa
tient is ungrateful, nn.l henco unlikely to
bother about writing of his experience.
Sometimes
Sometimes I long for a lazy Islo,
Ten thousand miles from homo,
Whcro the warm sun shines and tho blue
Miles sinuo
And tho milk-white breakers foam
A coral Island, bravely set
In tho midst of the Southern sea,
Awny from the hurry nnd noise and fret
Forever surrounding me!
For I tiro of labor and caro and fight,
And I weary of plan and scheme.
And ever and ever my thoughts take flight
To tho island of my dream
And I. fancy drowsing tho wholo day long
in .i luwiiiiiuvK mai gently swings
Away from the clamorous, tolling throng
Away from the swiil of things
And yet I know In a llttlo while,
Whsn tho llrst glad hours wero spent,
I'd sicken and tiro of my lazy Isle
And cease to bo content!
I'd hear tha call of tho world's great
game
The battle with gold and men-
Aim in sail onco more, with a heart of
flame.
Back to tho gamo again!
WJUTO.V BIJAIiEY.
cood Inizln nml unMnl n.n..n.
i,n. " .... .::. . "-"" .-."iionii-
........ u L, ,X uy ,nw- a proper qualifi
cation for voters on tho basis of Intel
ligence, wo should do away with tho dis
tinction of sex. To estr Irtish a board of
judges for the purpo.ee of qualifying vot
ers seems, in my Judgment, tho right way
to solve tho problem."
AID FOK AinfRXIAXS. PLAN
OF CAMDES RALLY TONIGHT
Mayor Ellis Lends Support to Meeting;
for War Victims
Municipal approval of relief work for
mo homeless Armenians will be voiced
?'." "" Hiiyin- inns, of Camden,
presides at a maps-meotlng In tho Cmden
-koiitig Men's Christian Association, which
will bo addressed by eye-witnesses of tho
misery Inflicted on tho Christian Armen
inns by the Turks,
Thrilling stories will be told by the
r Dn- Vllllnn Neshltl Chambers, "f
,?Tn,tJ: J,,'r,1:ej;i.t.',. "v: f. W. A, Shedd.
-- -....., vlalai ,m oiners-who wit
nessed tho scenes which accompanied the
making of a homeless nation. A largo
attenrtanco is expected, as tho entire city
is Invited and notices of tho meeting
woro read in all Camden churches yes
terday, In addition to Invitations being
sent to ail lodge members. Gifts will be
nsked from tho city and suburbs.
The Camden Armenian Ilellef Assoela
tiort was organized February 7, with the
following officers: Mayor Fills, president-
.. .,. w. ueurge u. uemmlngwny ".
Conrad Ott, William A. Colescott rtiiil
h Sv- cCl p- Swnnk- v'co Presidents"
tho Itev. Samuel D. Price, secretary, am
City Treasurer Ceorgo A. Frey, treasurer
uy mat. timo consult a chiropodist. Tlio
salt water should case the aching and the
alum render the feet less sensitive. Wear
bhoes that do not cramp or pinch the
feet.
Earning Money at Home
"Wo nro tluco llttlo ch-ls In " .,i-iv.
teens. Wo havo a club and wish a sug
gestion ns to how to earn a little money
for decorations for our clubroom. Do you
know any mysteries wo could solvo?
. , "T- W. G."
Tons of thousands of girls all over tho
land ato tormenting their brains with tho
problem of doing woik at home. Havo
you thought of finding out what each ono
of tho three can do best, such ns cake
making, bieadmnklng, millinery and the
like? It is better to do one thing well
than half a dozen things Imperfectly. Can
you mako a market among friends for
home-mado candy, for salted nuts for
i..i..c, ur imiuusnions, ior matchsafes.
for workbaskots or bags? If you havo a
talent for any kind of ftinev -n.-if ,.,,i,i
vato it. Have a specialty!
Lost Valued Poem
"I have lost a poem that I valued highly
nnd npponl to you. Could you or somo
member of the Corner get me a copy of
it? It was entitled '.My Mother's Wed-
ii-iii ,i ... , ''" '
: """" i" "eep roaches out of a,
houso than nil thn !,,, -J ira
salts' in tho marketT Keep mcSuT
erc-d with wire shields nnd keep btS'
enko and sugar In tho boxes mSfe.
mem. r,Cao no scraps lying around. lJ
never leave the Wer off tho'nJSSS
Let tho cook comprehend that hr htr-1
ests and yours are ldentii in ,n. ".I
ivl: "'1 non "'u ou. "pkl
, ," I -"iiiiiciienas til s the trcrH
half dono. noaches b.n,nf J..: "?.?
thero aro plentiful 'pickings' to bo ti
"v "'i ,,iii linu juugo ior yourself
"A J..lt"
WHio speaks tho words of truth &
ouuvi uvaai , nave learned the siraa fe
son hy experience. All cooks do not mis
.i nm ,rom roaches m ono and th a
miuiieii.
If You Love
Flowers
You Should Know'
THE CENTURY FLOWER SHO?
12th Below Cheitnut Si.
Brass Beds Relacquerd
IVITIIOI T IM-1IOVW. J,
At Half the Usual Cost t
T. E. MILLERSHIP.
UUO OKHMANTOWN AVE. S
VICTOR or COLUMBIA
RECORDS YOU'RE TIRED OF
Bring them to u We will ejcliauee them
for others or buy thorn Keop your collection
fre.li In this way at .mall 'cost. Large ii"
ortment from whirl, you can choose. Includ.
Inc ned Seal. Call and Investigate
MILLIE AND HER MILLIONS
Everybody's WZtZL
100 N. 10th St ,l"', '" Arch.
ii ge
ASK FOR and GET
THE ORIGINAL
MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same prica
lira Far for
ainid Twsi
SoMthera
Wear I
BANQUETS
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DM MurLet Street nnd
1S21 t'hi-Hinut Street
Sin.N'IIN, ,10c Ul
I HANSCOM'S
Office, 734 Market Street
HIA
White Sfiioes
In
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White Buckskin,
or White Canvas,
inches high.
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Cut 10
ALSO
Pim raps 'Mdl
in the same materials,
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Still Worth-while Bargains in Our Winter Salt
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