The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07

There should be an Abundance - -
in the living rooms. for light -
motor OF health and chserfs, - -
There should be plenty OF fresh a.,
times. and the water and dratnaxs -.
receive the greatest care.
AS the most inpress.orah,e ssars ~ :.
Is that OF youth. so should ths 49,. =
made most attractive in all ia &C.,
msnts 81 its daily running 70 the 80 4
life growing up and developing wtfsi-
walls. Not onlv should the hou,s - =. =
furnished. but Il should Re decsras.s
well in the soft and tender harmarsS.
color that seem 20 match ths -
moods ard nature OF TIRE mother -
who should be the cAief light ana -.
nlsnt Cf every home.
Harsh and glazing conhinatsa..
shade and color effect should Be asr,ss
avoided. and the beauty-l0vinx raf,-~ J.
the child should be appealed to sra Il
veloped as carefully As tha uayxfrxI -
cooking should be beyond critics..
point % nutritive value and corrses I.
complishment. and the serving ss.'s,
match the cooking. Absolnta cIeanFssss
should De emphasized In syary De-
ment OF the household. The iatsI,s-,.s
careful director OF a smoothly russss.
home is woman who Is q power !. rS
land and who wields lasting llsass.
over the destiny Of the world
Queen Victoria. like many Of her .ss..
IN hubble life, IL said TO % fons =
good bargain The story is told thar en-.
during a visit 20 Nice she saw sunss.s.
displayed in shop window marked ~ j
shilling. Ii was a great bargain and u.
queen could not resist Il. ard no. esas
bought II. but insisted upon carryfrs
on all occasions. until the second ~.
son. when she was prevailed upoa "a e.
IL aside. A sunshade for i shilling M.
scarcely In keeping with the Other arr.
cies Of her apparel. and must have ssaAsa
sadly out OF place.
How little is known OF the personal ii,
and habits OF Kate Greenway. thcuxA ~
name IL almost household word n ~
America and England. and q few yus,
ago every little tot in both countries VA,
dressed in the quaint aud plc,u.sss.a
style which she originated. Ths rszss
SO littls is known OF Kate Grvsnwsy
because she shuns the publicity TIA, )
usually shown so famous an artist. n.
regards her private life as somesslns
sacred. and lives quiet. industrious II.
in her old-fashioned. picturesque hens
London.
The dowager empress OF Japaa. vhsss
death recently occurred. was the reeus.
nized leader Of the conservative elensss
in Japan. but there was one coneesssan
TO modern ways which she readily saap-
ed. and appeared 10 enjoy. and that va
the use OF landau with Iysrisd cnaes,
man and footman-
II is said that the Japanese mother
. born kindergarten. and enters TIA
thu lives OF her little ones as few mask.
ers OF the Occident can, for the re&saz
that the average Western mother "a
rushed from morning until night. Ths
IS not possible with the Japanese worak
for she Is not bent on social success nN
interested in social reform. neither Is 80
q slave 20 the wiies Of fashion In -
country IL motherhood more respected
than in Japan. and nowhere does 10
mother receive more attention from sf
husband and her children. Her rstsrna
duties entitle her to the utmost consitss.
alton and affection IL Is little vonts.
that the dowager empress rsbelled u -
wave OF tkAaS sSVtStNe "
sweep through the land, for this eanscs
help but make itself felt on the hyes ct
tho women as well as the men,
The queen OF Roumania. who b knows
as Carmen sylvia" Is 4 skilled cook sad
makes beef tea which 10 much USED =
European hospitals. In her philanthrpfe
work she has done much good IN sae coas.
- Lii 49,
soup kitchens
The feeling that there 10 nothing dsgrsd-
ing In any part OF domestic ecorouy y
growing In all parts OF the world Tas
study OF ths science Of donsstin wofk VI
DO away with the domestic drudge fw
much OF the drudgery OF houewox
caused by the lack Of intellgsnt esk
agement II was never intended o.
women must spend their entire tins
caring only for bodily wants They snosa
keep In touch with the world ct e0ee
thoughts BY reaiing good books ana ~
UP the acquaintance with friends Dol ent
by visiting, but by letter writing. T.
can be managed, and the woman VICE
constant plea ia that sire eannct 20 tAs
or do that Is In most instances pcox EsF
sger.
The step-nlother OF General Lev EssaA
was a woman OF superior mind aao q
teilect and po@Sessed many beaasi'si go go
which left an impress upon Der 81
step son. for II Is raiafef that II w -
that he kept IN rnind when hs wrote
Hur." and fhs beautiful character o = =.
Hur's mother was none other uan =
own mother.
In the countries where tns pc1non
woman IS subordinate man u more "a
brutal This IL a well known task
can Be traced al through tas nis11s
the world. II II then quite safs
dict that the highest type OK
viii never BE reached excsDt ~ 90
sociation with the highest type OF so1 1.ss
hood. ard women are not uaxinS "f~
strides 10 reach the goal
Charles Kingsley says: II ycn -.
be miserable you must think ahos' -.
self. about what you want, Tnai ~ -
what respect people ought 70 pay -
aud thsn 10 you nothing viii Be vgre - -
viii spoil everything you touch. i01 -
b. a. wretchsd as you caoos@
= -
Young women In large cities ars -. =.
up az fad the study OF how TO ressssv =
injured Tsnsy earn bow 20 take ten'p -
tare 20 feel THE Pulse. 20 reEnovs -.
from the eye or a splinter from - -
TO banaazs a broken or sprainsd nno -
porarily. what 20 do when person - -.
In facs. everything that Is izsefui -
In cases % emergency before ooe -
% summoned TIE society wnssa =.
bess o~Eznized "a called First Ala
Injured. and after each has
tke coarse OF study she Is given ...ss<
which gives tbsrn the privileges OF -. -
in practice on the streets and ~ s1S 80
lie place what they have isarns -
a FAD rnfrft be adopted by gfrs w
eitlse, an vel a.. In large ones
Eeat for the Feet
A cushion FOR THE feet VII ee go. $3.50