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Tim OMAHA ILLUSTRATED BEE.
April i. lnoa
Gossip and Stories
For
The Women Folks
-. Pension for Mothers. live rears Mrs. Trevler spent much of her
NB of Chicago's pioneer club wo- time protecting; her children end her home 1
o
men, Mrs. Frances Norton, strenu
ously advocates the granting of
pensions to mothers by the state.
Bhe holds that the state owes a
duly to the mother and that as each child
Is a prospective citizen Its en
against the man who pitilessly took from
her the wages she obtained from sewing
taken In and spent them In a strenuous
effort to maintain his steadily departing
reputation as a "good fellow." One night
he fell onto a street car track. They
the world should be marked by a bounty carried his lifeless body to his widows
from the state which would free the needy Pr borne.
mother from dependence on an unskilled or But ln that bitter school of experience
unwilling husband and give her time to MrB- Trevler learned a trade that has en
rear her children. abled her to provide her home and her
Mrs. Norton brought the proposition to Browing girls with every necessity and with
the petition stage before the Austin Wo- not few luxuries. She has become the
tnan's club recently. This petition Is to be mo"' Important and useful person ln a local
followed by others at the different Chicago eanltarlum. Her experiences are decidedly
clubs, and will end with a petition wnlch Picturesque.
will be sent to the proper authorities for "l think I can handle a 'bad' case better
consideration. than a man." said Mrs. Trevler. "The
The Idea, which Is not worked out ln ,nnat Gallantry of 'men Is never more In
detail as yet, takes a somber view of the evidence than when they are under the
subject. The rich will not have children. fafluence of liquor, and It is by this trait,
the speaker said, and therefore It behooves hlcr 1 almost a weakness, that I am able
the state to make It posilble for those who control the patients under my .charge,
have children and are ln need to rear the "M work ,s varied. At times I am busy
children ln a way to make g6od clUxena of at the sanitarium, acting as a sort of
them. France had met this necessity and motner to the poor fellows who come all
pensioned parents; also there was a fund broken up from the unequal fight At other
for educating the seventh son at the gov- times I am on" the road escorting patients
ernment expense ln some oases. "The con- to the hospital. Between their desire to
ditlon which made this necessary, although drlnk everything ln the buffet and to Jump
not yet upon us," Mrs. Norton added, "Is 0,1 the traln and end tnelr troubles I have
coming." a lively time. But I manage to Jolly tnem
Mrs. Norton's plan provides that the along somehow,
mother be paid a certain amount per child "This Is queer business for a woman, I
for Its care till It roaches 14. "This," said Know- but 1 Beem to have a special ability
Mrs. Norton, "Is the only practical way to ln thls lme and u P"' better than any-
make the anti-race suicide theory effective. thlnB eUe' 1 keep 11 UP for th children's
The money which could be saved from the ,ake' ot course, I have a pride ln my work
expenses of the courts by giving each child and reard "lv Patients as a doctor would
a chance for a home and maternal care rsard hl-"
would be enough to pay for the work of Mra- Trevier's children are In a prlvato
pensioning motherhood. There would be slrl'a "chooL They do not like to have their
fewer criminals If the children and their niother doing what she does and say that
parents had a better chance.
JK Matron," .
The title "Jag matron" Is given to the
new profession originated by a Minneapolis
woman whose spouse had frequently come
home the worse for liquor. For more than
Beauty
Mme. Yale's
i Almond Blossom
Complexion
Cream
GREATEST
TOILET LUXURY
MADE
1 Cleanses, softens, purines, whitens
and beautifies the skin. ' Sonp and
Water only cleanses superficially; a little
Almond Blossom Complexion Cream
should be applied every time the face
and hands are washed. It removes the
dust, soot grime, smut and smudge
from the interstices of the skin and
makes the surface smooth as velvet.
A dally necessity st home and abroad;
a treasure when traveling by land or
water, or when on an outing of any
kind, and particularly prized at a sea
side or mountain resort Protects the
hkln from cuttlug winds, burning rays
of the sun and every injurious effect of
the elements. Prevents and cures ab
normal redness of the nose or any part
of the face, and that' purplish hue due to
exposure to cold, also chapping, chafing,
cold sores, fever blisters and all Irrita
tion of the skm. It Is the greatest
known specific for burns; takes the fire
out more quickly than anything else,
soothes, heals and prevents scars and
suppuration. Indispensable for -use of
Infants and every member of the house
hold. An exquisite natural beautlfler.
A grateful application after shaving.
Excellent for massage purposes. Now
in two sixes; prices CO cents snd $1.00.
OVn SPECIAL PRICES, mmm Te
Miller, Stewart & Beaton
Hew Rugs
for Spring
A prettier collection of
room-sized rugs, both For
eign and Domestic was never,
shown in Ornnha. Many ex
act reproductions of the real
oriental ruga others in Art
Naveau, in two-tones and
solid colorings, a rare dis
play at popular prices.
Imported Saxony Rugs, "7C flfl
010x13 1 , f tJ.UU
AiikIo Persian Wilton CfJ flfl
Hugs, 9x12 UU.UU
French Wilton Itugs, QQ
Lowell Wilton Rugs,
Hartford Wilton Rugs,
Kimrlek Wilton Rugs,, 30 00
Prices on other sizes in like pro
portion. Hartford Axmlnster nn nn
Rugs, xl2 UU.UJ
Hartford Axmlnster tf Cfl
Rugs, 8-3xiO-0. , .' aW.UU
Standard Axminstcr nr nn
Rugs. 0x12 CU.UU
Standard Axmlnster HO rfl
Rugs, 8-3x10-6 LL.OU
Roxbury Tapestry 00 fid
Rugs, 0x12 ZZ.UU
Roxbury Tin post ry nn nn
Rugs, 8-3x10-6 lUiUU
Roxbury Tapestry 1 Q Rfl
, Rugs, 7x9 lUiUU
Tapestry Rug, fine n rn
quality, 0x12 I lijU
Tapestry Rug, fine 4 C Cfl
quality, 8-3x10-0 lUiUU
Tapestry Rug, fine 10 flfl
quality, 6x0 lUiUU
Tapestry Rug, good IK flfl
quulity, 0x12 IUiUU
Tapestry Rug, good 4Q cn
quality, 8-3x10-0 ... IJ1UU
(71. S. & B,
MILLER, STEWART & BE ATOM
1315-17-19 Farnam 6t.
Monday Opens an Important
Week at Our Store
Certain manufacturers have
acquired a world wide reputa
tion for the production of Ar-'
tistic, Weil-Made, Durable Fur
niture. We procure our stock
from these only, but to get the
lowest possible price it is neces
sary to purchase the quantitj',
, often thu forces us to take more
than we can readily sell unless
we make special inducements to
our customers. For this reason
tomorrow we announce the sale
that the people of Omaha have
been watching for. Among the many good values we offer a
large stock of factory sample pieces bought at less than half
price, all in perfect condition. This stock consists entirely of
Weathered Oak Furniture
On Display In Our Show Windows.
$19.00 Loose Leather pushlon Rocker
$19. 50 Loose Leather Cushion Rocker .. ...
$19.50 Loose Leather Cushion Chair
$20.00 Spanish Leather Seat Rocker
$21.00 Spanish Leather Cushion Rocker
$21.50 Leather Seat and Back Rocker
$22.50 Spanish Leather Seat and Back Chair
$24.60 Spanish Leather Back Loose Cushion Seat
Rocker
$25.00 Spanish Leather Reading Chair, with arm boxes.
' - IT
Your Choice
sf
Any Piece
$10
Weathered Oak Furniture
On Display In Our Show Windows.
$10.50 Weathered Oak Rocker, wood seat, panel back.
$13.00 Weathered Oak Rocker, spring seat, upholstered
in red leather
$13.50 Weathered Oak Rocker, spring seat, upholstered
ln red leather
$15.00 Weathered Oak Platform Rocker, loose Spanish
leather cushions
$16.50 Weathered Oak Chair, loose Spanish leather
cushions
$16.50 Weathered Oak Rocker, Spanish leather seat...
Your Choice
of
Any Piece
$7
See Our New Line Of Co-Carts.
Miller, Stewart & Beaten
Snow Flake
Curtains
"Vo nre showing a com
plete line of those curtains,
so desirable for spring and
summer use. These can bo
used as dining room or sit
ting room curtains, also for
overdrapes.
The line comprises all
colors. The goods are wash
able and the colors aro fast.
We quote a few leaders for
this week:
800 pairs snow flake curtains, full
slee, while they last, QCr
per pnlr uuw
200 pairs snow flake curtains, full
size, deep dadoes, rich 1 CfJ
colorings, per pnlr l.wU
150 pairs heavy snow flake curtains,
silk stripes, per 3 00
150 pairs finest quality snow flake
curtains, all silk diulocs, some
with plain tops, per g QQ
We have Just received a new ship
ment of Scotch madras and
grenadine, which will be put on
sale Monday. The lot comprise!
the latest effects ln white, ecru
and colored in 54, 45 and 30 in.,
at $1.00, 75c, 50c, 85c OCn
and -uw
We Are
Sole Agents
for the
McDouate
Kitchen
Cabinet,
The Latest
and Best of
ALL
.S.QB.
as soon a they finish their education they
are suing to make her itop It and live with
them.
Women Mb at Workers.
Probably few of the sheltered, home
loving women, careful conservator, of the
family Income, but not directly money get
ters themselves, have any Idea of the army
of women who turn night into day for the
sake of bread and butter for themselves
and loved one.
There are hundreds of women physicians,
nurses, and mldwlves ln Chicago who must
respond to the call of distress regardless of
the hour or state of the weather. Feminine
undertakers' assistants, too, are coming
Into demand by those who will not turn tiie '
lifeless forms of loved ones over to the
hands of strange men to prepare for the
last rest. These women who look after the
sick and the dead, and there la a host of
them, are ever ready at the call of duty, i
which Is often voiced through the telephone.
Newspaper women, though less exposed,
often fill evening assignments that take
them far from the office and bring them
back there to type their copy and turn It ln
at unseemly hours, after which an escort water In a moderately cold atmosphere clerk takes pride In exceeding the dally of Its kind In the world. Is ln charge of a Her first success In the gentle art of face- saleswoman with a good Income. Mist
may not be available and a cab too ex- they will be fresh for from two to three average expected. The typewriter who woman, and another woman, Mrs. Fuller, making was a sketch written especially Pratt recently took the agency of a Phlla.
pensive So the owl car conveys tbem weeks, while If not ovecheated a plant copies a patent specification must be as has presided over the library of the Interior for her, wherein her mobile features played d 'j1 'Jj1 YuccessVuliLleVwomen1' 0"'
home, with only their dignity and unmis- may be kept blooming and In good condl- faithful to the text as the actor who makes department for a number of years. The an active part. Mme. AJbanl's Jewel case probably con-
takably respectable appearance to be their tlon for at least three months. a study of Shakespeare's lines and yet library at the Navy department is con- Miss Whlppa' greatest "hit" while on the tains more precious trinkets than any othet
best protection. .In raising orchids an expert gives this there are clerks engaged in this work who trolled almost entirely by women. Part of stage was In "My Friend .From India." artist's except Mme. Paul's. Yet her Jewelry
Closely allied to the latter are the proof- advice: They should be carefully watered are constantly striving for supremacy, each their routine work la to prepare collected She created the part of Lilly, which gavs "been gfven'by royal 'andotheadmirers!
readers and copyholders who work ln the every day In the blooming season and kept overmatching the record of the other, until data for the Navy War Record, which has her an opportunity to utilize her grimaces, who. In recognition of her genius, have
printing offices. These women generally In the bright sunlight. . the result ln some divisions Is phenomenal now reached it twentieth volume, and she became known as the "girl who bestowed diamonds and precious stones
leave their work about 1 or S a. m., getting No flower that women carry has tKe rc- work from all. ( makes faces." Although she has given up ojollars t0 th f manX thou,and
home In the Intense darkness at or before mantle Interest of the orchid, for there is There are women ln the treasury who are Making Faces. th ,ta MI" Whlpps still entertains Mlgs Roge yy,,, of Ngw york tn
dawn In the winter or In the early daylight little about the origin of roses, violets, so expert ln counting greenbacks and In Among the many unique occupations for thouana amused spectators by fol- girl who won the championship there in
of summer. gardenias, etc.. xthat would attract any detecting counterfeits that there are few WOmen which have commanded attention lowln her OTinal and' remunerative oc- Jh'ff0t h
Public and private schools employ many but a student 'of floriculture, while the hour. In the day that they are not subject the past few year, the most original, it not cuUoa ot ',makln """'" fyewrVrbroke her "wneco"" at' the
women teacher, who go where duty calls perilous expedition, that men go on Just to inspection from tourists on the corridor becoming, Is that followed by Miss Ellsa- Chicago Coliseum by writing correctly 4,On7
them, even if the district is so bad that sev- to get the bulbs of the plants whose bios- side of the wire net doors. Other women beth Llndley Whlpps of BoBton Vletorr Over Politicians. words ln sixty minutes. Her former achleve-
eral policemen are detailed near the school- om women ln.ist upon wearing and hav- help to print currency, bond, and postage U la that of making faces. ' Ml"" jMsle Fernald of Klttery, Me., has fc,1Sr'erMl85rT;rlJ 'an'mSllfJ.'" 'S
house to preserve order. Pupils who study lng ln their homes would appeal xo ma .tamp., over at the bureau of engraving Mlss Whlpp. Is at present retained by a 3u,8t been v1010"0"8 " bltter nnt ror r- typewriter company and learned to use a
at night are of more mature age than day most blase.
and printing. In the various libraries there photograph company and poses for many of PPntment as postmistress of that town, typewriter two J ears ago.
"'um' mey, 100, comprise many scarcely a year iw " wno nave attained their comical productions. When very
muinen who are amoiuous to Detter their orchid collector, are nui ium m ,.. .-w u.uvoicii, ucgrrei. many Drlght women young s
cuuiuiiun, an(i lungies in ouum .v o ciuyiujru i me iiDrary or conarpxa ..r,inlt, nimkn
Numberless stenographer, and typewrit- Indies, where the finest varieties are found The scientific library at the Agricultural After her graduation from school It was
era, especially court reporter., labor until growing. Men have lost their guides when department, which 1. said to be the largest decided that she should study for the stage.
mie geiiing matter ready ror the lawyer, to on these num. anu muiucmuij
from
at the nominal price of 10 cents. A supply
DKrQ DEPT.
OOKII'LTATIOR FREE,
Vti nar aonnilt Mm. T1 Im of rWn
a ill Milan panalnlua to Haalih ana Baauij.
milB. YALKJS BUOal AKU rRKU.
Enry-voaaaa akouM karo oaa of in Tala'a
Sogaa. Tti.r couuia tb moot ralubla latorma.
Hob oa BCal'TT Ct'LTL'RS obtainable. Wnu
tor a oopr at ooro. Thar aro froa
Add ma MB. M YALE,
Ut ritta A . . N York Clif.
DERMA
VIVA
whitens tho
skin at once
or your money Imuk
Is uaod la place of
ruwder; has aaiue cl
ad but doa nut
now. Eruptions, Freckle, or Liver Spot
eured in lit day., bvrma Viva doe nt
rxtl th skin. Red. brown or Park
fac. neck or bands mad whiter at
M.eo tk.nl prepaid fur Sua.
UKHMA VIVA CO.. hlran). III.
Jsvatua oloie. Drug Dept.. Ouiuhs,
use In court next day. and wandered around for weeks, with little
The telephone company employs a large food and no real hope of ever getting on
staff at the switchboards, but they are a traveled path again, but true to their
fairly well protected, the hour, being ar- Instinct to gather orchid, have come upon
ranged more conveniently. some of the most wonderful kinds, picked
Restaurants give employment to an army them, and then with courage born of their
ef waitresses, dishwashers, pantry women, luck, which mean, a fortune If they can
and cashier, who go home after midnight, get the plant, to this country, they begin
The BtAc-A anI nthAr amaamAnf .. a aimnat fmntlo hunt for the re.t of the
rVputable and otherwise, concert hall, and party, which, because of their renewed Bnh0Wtiyke'att(artn """"tU i?th.r to "
th ilka mft..rA - ii,..iihni . ,..Br,iii v. WIBn a&y P""" set u eunr oj can-
tiTciiiiuuu lur many ariven UU1)V wu " -
by circumstance, or enamored by th t
Woman's Workshop.
Washington Is woman's workshop. The,
number on the government pay roll la
a good .ixed army. Postmaster General
Cortelyou in a recent article concerning
The Postmistress." say. among otner
Hints on Latest Fashions
She ha. held the position for Ave year. Secretary Bonaparte ha. shattered Navy
h -hr... . . . tnr .SL .Z h" ven perfect satisfaction, but deP,ar:':,eni felons, which alw.y. hav.
he showed a talent for acting and " ; ' held it Inadvisable to promote women clerk
" above the grade or 1,0 a year. It be-
trouble ensued. came necessary not long ago to promote a
"The only arguments which they pre- clerk to Jl.SuO and the records showed that
minted aralnst me " said MIh FVrnaM a Mlfi" Thoma" 'ood highest In the matter
ented against me, said Miss Fernald. of cfflclency. Owing to precedent, however,
"was that I had held the position long a man was given the place, but as soon n-
enough and it was time I gave some one the secretary learned of this he promptly
else a .how. and that I wa. a woman." promotion an1 aV M'S' Tbumaa tl'
Miss Fernald ha. practically grown up In Mr. pel'lamy Storer. whose husband ha.V
the noatornce work, her undo having neM l.n Mii!.. i, I - i . i v
For the accommodation of readers of Th broidery or lace may finish the edge, or tnat position thirty years. Bhe .aid that ln lor to Austria, 1. the originator of the fa
Bee th patterns, which usually retail at bias bands of another fabric. For anv spite of the long hour. from : ln the ""'J00!'1?- ,ln h" youth he
26 to SO cents each, will be furni.hed kind of office work the design lsunsur- morning to 8 o'eiock at night-she find, of great ability, although sire pursued the
glamor of the life, to seek .uch employment.
Musician, who play ln restaurants, at con
cert., or other entertainments form no
mall part of the night working contingent.
and to go to the other extreme the large
office buildings must be cleaned during the
tng or enclosing 10 cents, addressed
tern Department. Bee. Omaha.
Pat-
satisfaction she has given the government.
nignt Dy scrubwomen. Many of these leave things: "Woman's .hare in the po.tai
young children to be put to bed by "little work u VaAed and Intimate. If you vis
mother." of both .exes-older brother, and iteA Washington you would find hundreds
sisters; for a dead husband, or a drunken ,n tha varlous division.. Go to your own
one. has put the burden of filling the place po.toftlce and either your mall may be
of both parents upon the weaker. handled by women or a woman may be the
Gentle night workers? Aye. hundred, of n.nnhi one in the background who
them, legitimately and necessarily employed keep. oraer and maintains the efficiency
In every great city, and worthy the respect of the omoe. In every direction we have
women a. a trusted and well paid em
ploye." Mrs. P. It. Collin, and her thirty-two as
sistant, ln the dead letter division of the
Waahlngton postoffice long ago made fame
for themselves because of their ability to
can women who go ln for this especially wlphsr ill written or Insufficiently ad-
ureaaea leuero ana jjacntLerc mai cwnio
within their Jurisdiction at the rate of
nearly 1,000,000 a month. As to per cent
of this freak mall reache. It. destination
and protection of all true men.
Woman Orchid Expert.
Mrs. George B. Wilson ot West Phila
delphia 1. famous for her orchids the
world over, and is one uf the few Ainerl-
delightful sort ot collecting. She ha.
but to hear of an unusual bulb to seek
to posses It. Already her collection Is
valued at mora tha.n IiO .000. and aha la
constantly adding to It. Bhe sometimes ora 1lea may " ""alned of th" excellence
exhibit, case, of rare .pecimen. at tho 01 ,ne woni aon-
Horticultural society's show., and these ar
marveled over to, the heart's content of
the orchid lover.
Though her fame has spread to the four
corner, of the earth, .ay. the Philadel
phia Kecord, there are other, ot her coun
trymen who have accomplished much along
these fascinating line..
The highest price ever paid In this coun
try for an individual bulb wa. I2,0u0. Mlu
Si
passed. A small narrow pocket may be the work, fascinating and lore. it. . Since art as a pastime and gave most of her
fixed on th. right side of the bib for pen- Mis. Fernald ha. been postmistress the .Vum"."."? colSS.'ilr.'Jr
cils. Lawn, percale or muslin, as well as office has been raised from fourth to third established a kiln and with the nld of tl e
sateen or silk, ln dark blue or black, are class and her reappointment proves the best china painter, whom she could interest
urKan ttximnnifuiiMif wiin poiierv. rnwr
ings and designs. The result wa. the Rock-
Eeliglous Notes
Rer. Dr. John Watson (Ian MacLaren)
of Liverpool, EnKland, author of "The
Honnle Jirler BubIi" and many other
Suggested.
The pattern call, for ! yard, of 38-lnch
material In the medium size.
6382 Sizes, small, medium and large.
LraTti from Fashion's Kotebook.
Mirage silk, changeable, soft, lustrous,
but rather rough of surface. I. attracting
attention, and foulard, are certainly re
instated to some extent in punuo lavor,
Sailor shapes multiply. The late.t sailor f01"; ' f, 'ViT 'l!Jl2lnVr.
tilted from tne side or back. Flower-
crowned sailor, with narrow straw brims
ar seen.
Egyptian cloth, rather heavy, loosely
woven, deep ecru, and very soft, is anollit-r
material that has good possibilities lor
general utility wear.
Shot taffetas and chiffon mohairs are liked
for the dust
, of the old
qualities of pongee are considered pur
lurly smart lor this purpose.
Following the fashion set by the Wash
ington woman who had her automobile
euenlud with pertunie, some New York
women are having the uptioistery of their
course or lecture, next year.
Rev. William Prury Shea of Atlanta,
Oa,, who was present at the wedding i-f
President Roosevelt's mother, has jut
died. He was one of the oldest and best
known ministers of the Methodist church
in the south.
In the last tpn years WS clergymen have
lauM otiiu iii. nun iiiiiiiii miw ukdu . . ...... - , . . . , , ,
ist coats, which are the apotheosis "l ",dmr. n.1 '"'hou In Bntfand
-time linen du.ter. and thSheavlr th"1ie He.if Wa 5, D. D'
of pongee are considered partlcu- 51'hrr.,hl!.f "ree of M, A. Six thou
sand caignnn r.pisoopal clergymen earn.
ess man -u a weea, most of them much
leas.
The missions of the Methodist Kplscopal
church and the Methodist Kpiscopal
broZnam; an" vorlaXentea 'wUh ur F .', J.aP?" to .unlt
,,.,. Mrhlm, imu m uauuiiai uupunene cnurcn, in ac
cordance with action taken last Saturday
At this time or year matines Hat. are in n uajtlmor of a commission representing
demand. It Is not considered out of taste th. two bod narne(1. " u"
to wear straw haia with winter gowns and
Rt. Rev. Blshnp J. J. Fox of the Green
Uttli worn and shabby. It is more usual B.al dlocew will award a scholarship .
t. nut mi muiii.eu un.l l,i,j. tha.n alraw. lien June, lo oe I
Lu out on maliuea and lu.ee than straw. l" '""r""1 "r "X l" ouA"
, r . . , , . . . oi me ureen t5ay aioeese noiaing certin-
Jlundsome black gowns cut down to show catM ot graduation from any parochial
ln tne upper part ot the coraage and sleeve. tehool In the diocese. The .cholarshlp
a great amount of becoming wnllu or cream wl!1 noillris board and tuition for one year
are iniiieuuy practical, anu some xireine.y St. Norbert's colleg at Depere.
atracuve iroca. cf mis type, maue in tne . .. .. . ,.m
utloet ot cniuon tau.ia. tiaided wilu line K5Xh wH'J? n 1 m n U;M i boy f
outache. af aiuoug me reoeut tuiporiov Nor,.h hltefleld. Maes . Is acquiring some
" ' ' " v reputation as a pulpit orator. The an-
, , . . , . nouncernent of his appearance alway. fills
Both the c rcular kirt and the pony coat tha chur. h. people coming from miles
ar trimmed In bands, and tii bands around. The lad talk. In vlgorou. fashion
... iv... vi iua,, " ...a, nd not at all a. one of his years might
Inch and a half wide, tiuougu wnicli bias be expected to tak. HI. father Is a
W11U VI lllO VI. 1.11 11' II U, i a..w..wv .... 1 .
at cucu euge, aio run in place ot riboou.
Una wuule is held siuoothiy to tne true
urtaoe by Invisible sutciniig and pieaamg,
and at nral glimpse one can naruiy Uiscuvr
now the ncl is produced.
Glove elastic, for holding up the top. uf
hotel keeper In North Whlteneld.
Rev. Henry Wunder, pastor of St. Paul's
Kvangellcal Lutheran church ot Chicago,
this week concluded fifty-four years as
pastor of tr.at church, during which time
lie has married and christened more than
'.(. persona. He has been It. leader
When Mr. Whitney wa. secretary of the
navy a very young woman aspired to a po
sition Iri hi. department that entailed a
knowledge of higher mathematics. He wa.
so sure of her Inability to pas. the severe
examination that he even pitied her for KSS2-A NECESSARY OFFICE APRON,
her temerity ln undertaking it. When he Thera been a cryIng nced tor an
learned that she had come out of the or- apron whlch u Juat r,8ht for tha iten0g.
deal with flying colors he exclaimed: rapher'. use. Though office work may not
"I don't believe there a J6b In this city, Mem to demand muuh nrotection for one's
Morgan, who died recently., gave this sum. rrom Pre'lent down, that some woman gown, those who have tried It know that a
A collection worth at least liOO.Ouu Is now cannot flll-and doubtless will ome day." fre.,, blouse cannot live long through a
nwiLd hv klra ltlelta ArnnM nf Nw Vnrl, Whether Mr. Whitney Was aiSO a Prophet Aaw wltlinii. kn.r.lr.o. ..nu.whnt .ullert
City, whose husband gave all hi. lel.uro re"1al" th utur lf unles, .ome sort of covering be provided NO. 6460-A PLEASING BLOUSE OF NET. 'JllKS.1 iad u'ot "hn? ilJSSZJ connXted"wlln"a conVre glTtoChlcnl'o
to cultivating them. She has an excellent Th" women clerk. In the govern- for .ieeve. and front. In so nollta a Dro- There are some exceedingly dainty model. wlltl . lu of ointv nboom nower em- connle1 wltn a congregation In Chloago.
selection of plants, one of almost all known ment department, at Washington form an fe..ion as that of the stenographer or in separate waist, which .hould satisfy broidery through tne' center or of apangied
varletle.. and her friends who .hare th important factor ln It. clvio life. Many of bookkeeper, one likes to look as well a. any woman', desire for becomlngnes. and j "?ri"iac!t?U' 'weT'Lvors
blooms with her declare the flower, are th'm ar taxpayers and the majority hav possible. Thl. bar. the wearing of the beauty. A very pretty one ln gray net 1. ,ucuof tne snlrt aieeve elastic of inaacu-
of the most exquisite coloring. A. a gift olher depending upon them for support, ordinary big apron, inasmuch a. the latter sketched here, not at all elaborate nor yet line us lo be geiieiauy accepted by
for hi. wife, who was very fond of orchids. Those who waste their salaries in foolish cover, one so completely a. to entirely severe In design. The yoke Is of the net. t'dioua women, mough.
Charle. G. Roobllng, recently bought a merely the exceptions necessary hlde th, rrock and ut best unattractive, laid In folds, with a narrow valenclenne. It.tLiu"Jy ion' Svm7 Ju as
pure white orchid" for more than 11.000 ,0 ,n mss'ng of a rule. A. ln the old The apron .ketched 1. the result of very lce fulled about the edge. The net 1 waist" boxes, hat boxea, darning bans.
One of the most valuable collections owned days, there are many clerks who continue careful consideration on the part of the made over a chiffon and silk lining, which aowii.g screens and the lie. tor mere aie
In this country
D. S. Brown ot Sprln
Thi.imh the beautiful nurnl Palllevn ambltlou. woman to rls above her lining If desired and worn over different aiurt melst box. 'lo ha the tux con
whose flowers are worn at receptions, etc.. ,lon and nak such a notable record for dress and collar to perform their full duty slip, of delicate tint.. The elbow sleeve Is suueted by ,p"n'e' JJJ1?.,"
Is sold from ,2.6J a bulb up. the varletle. rapid, legible and Intelligent penmanship becomlngneas. The sleeves . are full finished with a smart cuff, which la ren- ''al cu"'t' -
that- look like silders, butterflle., elephant to w,n ,or herself an lucreasa ln wilary enough to be worn over any waist sleeves dered more attractive by th frllilng of the Afcont Women,
trunks and th 'baby orchid," so callel s,nd prhaps a promotion to som mor 1m. without crushing them. Th .klrt portion Valenclenne about It. edge.. On of th Richard H Savag 1. tb owner of
because It resemble, a Japanese doll, ar portant desk. Th rank and file of copyists, mends around th back to protect th nw gold tlsau girdles would be fetching th, ,,'muu, pointing ' bherldan Ride." and
more costly. Despite th high prtc ot however, are typewriters and the speed dress from becoming shiny with the eon- w'th thl. blouse. In trimming a waist of values It at i.ow. A bill ha. been Intro-
theaa flowers, whether cut or In the nlant attained by Individual workers la frequently atant mht.lna- c.t the ohalr mhirh la a this kind with lac. the latter must be duced In th senate for Its purchase, to
valuable collections owned J ' - . .uunuue careful consideration on the part OI tne inau over a, uiuuuu u ana iuuui, wiueu aewing acreena nu nm hj, ni
la In the poaee anion of Py P th'ns In big books, but designer. The bib portion cover, only o give It a soft, filmy appearance, while the J1 nf, V, articuiaV'hU
Bprlng Park. Mo. ln lhla wor ther Is always som n)UtB cf th waist as Is necessary, being waist may be made separate from any ,h.ycaa wltu the first named arucle. tne
they aro hardy and last a long time If a matter of comment In th pre. Take, point of no .mail Importance If the skirt be dyed. If necessary, to be the exact color of . , " " n u M yeilIt oU1 Mi g.
properly eared for. By tutting the sterna ur Instance, tb small army of typewriter of any amooth material The apron need the Ut In the medium aia the pattern "l'fatt of Eaat Brook. ' Lelawar
of the bioaeuins aiid keeping them deep m 10 ih Pteut onlco, where uoexly every out b plain unles. desired. narrow era- calls for SVs yards of 7-lnoh material. souuty. New York, is a busiUug UavoUng
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