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BAELY MARRIAGES FAVORED BY NOTED
JtttUiiUmsT tusum; CALLS TWO CHILDREN ENOUGH
Dr. Thomas W. Galloway, of Beloit, Advocates Single Moral Standard and
Says Women May Enforce It Dubious About
By M'LISS
In a day when Emma Goldmans and
others nnnrclilstlcally, fcmlnlBtlcally and
terifcoriunontallj' Inclined nay harsh thine
about marriage In cenernl nnd youthful
marrlago In particular. It Is refreshing to
(find a modernist who expounds with the
vigor of conviction a few of the old-fash-lontd
notions.
Dr. Thomas W. Galloway, of Dololt Col
lece, Wisconsin, who hns ben delivering
a series of lectures on sex hygiene at .the
University of Pennsylvania, " man who
mlRht ho described cither ns scientifically
sentimental or as sentimentally sclcntlllc,
docs this. Ills old-fashioned conclusions,
how-over, are. reached from modern pre
mises. WOMEN HOLD POWER
Just as though ho weren't a biology ex
pert of an advanced type, ho believes not
only In marriage, but In very early mar
riages. He believes that the upholding of a
high standard of morals lies chlolly with
women; that man will be good If every
mother nnd daughter of us conspires to
make and koep him good by domandlmr
that he bo good.
Doctor Galloway Is so Interested In ad
vancing to the young men of tho country
his theories on the splrltuallzatlon of sec
relatlona that ho has obtained leava of ab
sence from his collcgo to address the young
men of the largo eastern universities.
"I believe In u slnglo standard of morals,"
he told mo, "and that Is the woman's stand
ard. The Ideals of tho women of tho coun
try should be higher, and I tell the boys to
whom I talk that It Is not honorable for
them to expect of tho girls they aro going
to marry moro decency than they them
selves possess.
"Our young people should marry earlier.
It Is Impossible to set an ago, but I believe
they should marry just as soon as they
have ncqulrcd the thlngi that make for a
successful marriage. These are tho power
to appreciate a good man or good woman,
faithfulness and self-mastery."
Brand-New Babies
The Krtnlnjt Idftr will print, free tit
li. aW"' Ktfnlns '.edjtr. CUB Cbolnui
HI." i "?mB ijdilre.i and, hn loU
Dlt, ttlevlione number of neniier must
eorapuny cath notice 10 tent.
ISRAZEX, Sir. and Mrs. Harry, 817 N. Mar
shall street, a daughtrr.
COIIKN, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham, 621 Pierce
street, n daughter, 7 lbs. 6 osa.
M.1TTKK, Mr. and Mrs. Asher, 728 Fed
oral street, a son, 7 lbs. 4 ois,
WOH, Mr. and Mrs. William. 1623 North
fifty-ninth street, ji son, 8 lbs, 15 ozs,
WKrtTllKl.v, Mr. nnd 'Mrs. Arthur, C328
Ross street, n daughter, 7 lbs. 9 ozs.
pEJROBINSON & CRAWFORDBXB5
AT ALL OUR STORES
WHERE QUALITY COUNTS
BUTTER
and EGGS
We have chosen these Items for
this announcement because they
are two of the principal articles'
of everyday food, and thrifty
nousekepers will prove to their
satisfaction and saving how well
it pays to buy Butter and Eggs
and ALL their groceries at a
Robinson 4V Crawford Store.
HY-LO
BUTTER
,b- 42c
Fancy Creamery Butter, and
exceedingly good value at this
price.
SELECTED
EGGS
dor.
38c
Every Egg guaranteed good,
ana you can always aepena on tne
guarantee of R. & C.
What can you buy for thirty
eight cent that contains a much
nourishment and food value as
tWe. is la twelve good fgs?
ROBINSON & CRAWFORD
Birth' Control
"Dut suppose ono has not met ono's
'fate.'" I Interjected Ffntlmcntnlly, think
ing that pome people would never marry
If they were dependent on tho cultiva
tion of tho traits ho named.
"Ono should lovo with one'a brain nn
well as with one'a heart." Doctor Galloway
replied severely. "I think that -lovo can
bo directed."
Five children Is tho maximum that n
woman should have, Doctor Calloway
holds. Two brought to maturity nre all
that are needed, ho declares, for the good
of the race.
"Illnlnt-lpnlli l.lrlt. ...........1 i .
jthlng, ho answered, when I broached this
topic "Humanly, we cannot tell. The
cry that If wo give knowledge to the
mass of people on this subjeet wo will In
crease tho Immorality Is ridiculous."
Nurses to Give Bazaar
Tho annual endowment bazaar of tin
Nurses' Alumni Association nf tho Sa
maritan Hospital will bo held December S,
6 nnd 7, In tho Nurses' House, Park ave
nue and Ontnrlo street. Many beautiful
and useful articles sultablo for Christmas
nnd wedding gifts will bo on sale In the
booths.
WlillllWrillilillllliM
Reduction
Ladies' Suits and Dresses
Children's Coats and Dresses
Millinery
From our regular stock reduced for quick clear
ance. An opportunity to purchase high-class
goods at small prico.
BLAYLOCK & 1,528
BLYNN, Inc. Chestnut St.
Furs Altered and Repaired.
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1335-37 Walnut Street
(Oppoiite RitfCarlton)
Reduction Sale
Tuesday
$tJ J O &&a!:o0
Former Prices $59.75 to $75,00
Former Prices $35.00 to $47.50
Afternoon, Street and Evening Gowns
Taken from our regular stock.
MATERIALS Chartneuse, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta,
Georgette and Serges; some beaded and embroidered;
others trimmed with fur. Only one of each style.
MO C. O. D. NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES
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LL the bitter taste is
taken out of
MORNING SIP I
COFFEE
by machinery the H
m overcoat from
"every coffee bean
(and that's what
gives the bitter
taste) is ground
into chaff, and then
blown away, All
you get is pure, sweet, whole
some coffee,
AT ALL RELIABLE GROCERS
1 ALEX. SHEPPARO & SONS, Inc. 1
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HOW YOU CAN
MAKE YOUR OWN
BEAUTY POWDERS
, By LUCREZIA BORI
rtlm Donn cT the MotrepollUn Orcriv
Company.
TUB powiler puff ts In sreat demnnd these
clayt. livery woman renlUfa that It Is
next to tmpoMlblo to keep her skin frenh
and clean-lookln without tho aid of thin
warnvwoather rrlfnd. Th liHwnml ao-
uvity or tha pores, In
oma InttAiice. keeps
tho ikln constantly
coatwl with an oil
which irkes It n uhlny,
ureany appearance,
which Is the hole nolr
nf ihs woman of re
finement. Therefore,
she keeps her dress.
IllK-talilo well Mocked
with toilet powders of
every variety, and la
rxtmvnitant In their
use durlnic tho warm
day.
Thero are many ex. J.UCiiRZlA. Iiont
cllent powders purchasable In tho sliopi,
but many women prefer lo compound their
own favorite recipes. With many, this
mixing of toilet preparations has becomo
a hobby one, in my opinion, decidedly
worth cultivating.
Talcum powder occupies rlrst placo on
tho dressing table at all times. You will
find tho formulas for two very excellent
talcum powders below. It Is a simple mnt
ter to blend tho Ingredients If, after mix
Irig. tho powder Is sifted four or nvo times
through nno bolllne; silk or coarn muslin.
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1 0 ounces
10 ouncva
10 ouncf
TAIUM POWDER
nie flour
Tsleum '
0ld of line
I'trfum to your (!,.
HTOIBNIC TALCUM l'UWDKIl
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l'o-,l.r, Ij-cotwdlum .' n Sf?Hi
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Another powfler jar on your dressing
table should be filled with orris powder,
whteh tho datnty womSn will And a de
lightful addition to her toilet preparations.
It contains tho following Ingredients!
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The nlo aeld . , .
Rau da colosn
Starch . . . ,.
tlArntln nrt
Ilaaenca of rlole
(iiiitiit, a
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ftuM drama
fluid drama
ounces
ounces
minima
Dissolve the actd In the can do cologne,
add the violet essence, then tho starch and
orris root. This powder can bo uatd to
advantage on perspiring hands, nnd la nn
agreeable glote powder.
There Is a splendid powder for perspir
ing feet which persons antlcted with this
annoyance find nn Invaluable addition to
their toilet remedies. It Is made of tho
three Ingredients printed bolowi
I'OWDEIl FOU I'KnSt'IMNO FRIST
Pallcille aeld Sfl aerurlt
Jlorlo acid , 1 ilram
Talcum ponder 1 ounce
llatho your feet with warm water to
which n tablespoonful of powdered borax
has been added. Dust the feet with tho
powder, and aprlnklo a little of tho powder
Inside your shoes.
Ono of the most popular formulas In my
collection of toilet powders Is the follow
ing! I'OWDEIl OP WHITE ClICUANIUM
" Starch inmder H Poilnd
rendered orrla root 1 ounca
Oil of uranium 15 drore
litem! tho starch and orris root, crushing
It free from lumps. Add tho porfumo a
drop at a time, nnd sift four or five times
through bolting cloth or coarse muslin.
There aro many tlmcu during warm
weather when the hair becomes heavy with
oil or perspiration, losing Its nufllness, and
jou wish that you knew of soma prepara
tion which would restore Its lightness nnd
beauty without having to give It a wet
shumpoo. There Is no better dry shampoo
than n powder mado of:
I'ondtred orrla root s ouneaa
l orn meal u ounca
Dust this through tho hair, using a. tal
cum powder shaker, then brush tho hair
thoroughly with a brush having medium
stiff bristles until tho powder has been re
moved. The grease and dust are absorbed
by the powder, and your tresses will bo
llufTy, clean and delicately perfumed.
This Is a collection of toilet powders
which deserves a placo on every dressing
tnblo.
(Conyrlsht)
TLEYS
India and Ceylon TF a C
"The Finest Tea I Ever Drank"
An Every Day Remark
THE
BLACK AND WHITE
SHOJP
Special Sale
Those who seek unusual value aa
well ns distinctive stylo will find much
of interest in this display of Fall and
Winter millinery, all especially re
priced. I. W. Mulready
125 South 16th Street
162 Billion Pounds of Rice
That's the world's annual production of this most valuable food grain. This is going to
be a busy week at all THE CHILDS STORES largely because of An Unusual Flurry in Rice:
Fs Blue Rose Rice.
This is not ordinary rice. It's of extra quality; and it's wonderfully cheap. The grains
are clean, white, pearl-like; and the flavor as rich as rice can be. This most wholesome of
foods is offered at a very insignificant price; and we're prepared to meet a large demand.
Five Pounds for Twenty-three Cents
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Lot UMJ$'-ttdL&JltfC
The handwriting
is on the wall, and
those twenty words
have a volume of
meaning. They carry
the message of good
cheer into thousands
of homes where our
coffees have establish
ed a reputation. We
want everybodu (par
ticularly h a r d - to -please
people) to give
them a critical trial.
The more critical the
better, for we want
convincing proof.
Every coffee drinker has his or her idea of richness, smoothness, body and flavor; and select
ing the right coffee, the one best suited to your individual taste, is not necessarily a matter of price.
Coarse-flavored, rank coffees never reach a Childs counter. We are exceedingly particular.. We
know good coffee and so we pass it on to you.
Qualitu for quality, our coffee prices are normally lower than those of any other house in
America, and our standard of merit is determined by actual drinking qualities of the coffee in
the cup. We've nothing to offer but "QUALITY, QUANTITY AND PRICE," and the prices
for this week's selling have been given an extra slant. It's an opportunity you shouldn't miss.
The savings are very practical and real; and the qualities are up to the CHILDS STANDARD.
Childs' Cafe Blend
Good coffee at a small price.
17c lb.
3 lbs.
for
50c
Childs' Special Blen
Delicious flavor and fragrance.
3 lbs.
for
65c
Childs9 Winfler Brand
A perfect blending of the best.
3 lbs.
for
78c
27c lb.
Our Ceylon-Formosa Tea, 25c lb.
There's nothing rarer than real goodness in a moderately priced tea. Forty-fwe cents is fair value for
a pound of THIS Ceylon-Formosa; and even more if you go to some exclusive store. We BLEND it our
selves. Notice the capital letters for much of the so-called blending is merely mixing, in order. to get a
fairly good-looking product at the lowest possible cost. Childs' Ceylon-Formosa is a tea of exceptionally
pleasing qualities, it's a value that is positively uhequaled in moderately priced teas. Try a pound to-day.
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Residential Sections Are Demanding CHILDS STORES
We're continually receiving letters of pleasurable comment upon the efficiency of our methods and the valuable service we elves and
asking that we open stores In specified, neighborhoods. We're glvinj; particular care to this very thing; and we'll bo found in new localities as
rapidly as desirable properties can bo secured.
On Friday, Dec. 8th, We Will Open at 56th and Whitby Ave,, Handling Both Groceries and Meats
CHILDS & COMPANY
THE STORES OF OPPORTUNITY
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