Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-11-23
Necessary Part OF n
Lady's Education.

The National Garment Cutter PEG.
pie since establishing their school at
Knoxville have been Instruments: IN
more fully arousing public sentiment
upon one vital question than has
ever before been sorused, nsmely,
the one Of q practical educstion
tor women. The origlnators OF this
school claim that parents owe a duty
to their daughters.
LIST. Educate them in such q man.
ner that they a earn a good living
by their own efforts if such a thing
should at any time become neces.
sary.
2nd. To be able to look after their
own clothing and see that it is made
in becoming style.
3rd. To be able when the proper
time comes, TO honorabDy and intel
iieen,iy look after the affairs of her
own house.
4th. To be able to impart useful
knowledge to their daughters and 10
teach them the dangers and follies
Ol IUlCucSS.
9Th, That a woman may be indie
pendent aud earn her own living
as a matter of right and not com.
promise her dignity thereby.
9th. That as a mater of honor
she should cam her own living aud
not take it from another without
rendering due value therefor.
7,h. That educating the eve and
hand is a useful and important par,
Of an education.
S,b. That no part that is required
TO make a we'll rounded, full and
complete education should be neg,
lec,ed, bu; if through necessity som
part must be neglected. that il
should not be the practical part but
the lighter and more theoretical.
9,b. That systematic and scientific
practical education is actually neces
sary If tho country at large is K
make the advancement that the civ
~iliza,ion Of the age demands, and il
. no place Is this education NOR,
greatly needed tba, III the house
hold.
10th. That the requirements Of tn
age demands an unlimited knowl
, edge OF how to dress with econom,
and comply with the Requirement,
e Of the prevailing styles.
l l1th. Tha, employment is an es
: sent.al TO health aud happiness.
=, 18th. That j lazy woman is a
useless to society as a lazy man, an
probably moie dangerous to til
: community.
. That here are twelve strong state
ments poin,edly made none WI.
deny, and that they are true canno
be questioned. In fact, if the-
statements we're reduced to rule
and then fully lrac,icca ,heI
wouI be a revolution r., good sue
az ,ne world has never W.lneSstt
and that this rt,u,u i'm is actnall
y taking place, au'l /" those VII, nj
reading the press OF the Country. ali
j. study lng the signs OF The Time
n there IS no doubt upon this %suliec
But some VIII ask what la, ,he \;
;, t.onal Garment Gutter TO do wi,
this subject? BY a little inves,ig;
ton it will be shown that the Ga
ment Gutter and cutting schoo'
have . great deal to DO with. it.
If any nj wishes to know VII
there is SO much interest taken
. the National Garment Gutter, the
will see the reason by the fol!owiu
facts
81 No article combines more OF Il
essential features OF success-ulilit
simplicity and cheapness combine
1t than does the Garment Gutter.
ST No article ever Introduced in
=; any community Is needed NOR
This explains the demand for Il
ar Gutter. Then, too, it is 80 simp
that a school girl car use it. III
sewing machine is not more needle
in any household than a Nation
Garment Gutter, because wllho
something with whichAo u aud
a garment, why do you need sewi'
machines? II is a necessity that /
!, people quickly appreciate, hence
Of great popularity.
fy
A HEALTHY GROWTH.