The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-28
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Wrinsers ana Wasnpoaros.
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WIZ large wnite aprons ana Mnlle nesA
and skirt poards, ironing noloers' stahas
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wax TOT slnooenins III iois
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II ali mol, raor,ataa bo,seholds Thurs
dav is a leisure dav. The girls at the
Tbursday,s booth dressed in pretty house
gowns and sold fancy work of all de-
scriptions.z
For FRIDAYS sweeping. and busting there
were brooms and sdustpans, busters in
variety. carpet sweepers, whisks and
chamois skin aprons; sweeping caps and
gloves. The girls wore black with white
aprons and cuffs and jaunty little caps.
Saturday is baking day. and that booth
was the most attractive of the lot, and
did the best business. The girls wore
print gowns with large whlte aprons WIN
dds ana whlte caps ilKe those worn ps
french eheIs- Ihey hau TOT SAFE IN Ai'us
OF CAKES. COOKIES, preao' piscuil aifu to.ia
and also paKing tns patty-pans' hanih
rlhss' ete:
II mas peeh saio thai the irsl yeai u
married ne nous n
the happihess Or the MISERY - 4
years, because IL Is the tfiai LIN u wv
whose tastes. napits, IDEAS anu
tues are Drought 70 the test = I halinons,
writes Mary X. baio"ln OF Inc rosslpn-
ties OF a Home woman ~ NJ July
Home companion
But no woman ought 70 SURRENDER her
individuality even TO make peace III d
family. AND she VIII not pc oDngeo 20 40
so II she has love ana tact ana patehee-
Many a husband mas Deen leo IKE a iltte
child and has never known that ne was
bowling his will in the least, simply be-
Cause his wife knew how to influence
him. And just here let It be said that IN
fuencing in contradistinction from gov
erning is the word for that something
which makes it possible Tor a wife 10 De-
come a comfort. power and blessing to
the husband. The woman who cannot IN
fuence her husband must be lacking IN
essential qualities for a good wife, or else
she must deal with a hopeless case
Above all things In a woman's pur-
pose should stand the desire 10 hoio
love from loss ana from spoling lnnu-
ences- We sometimes near OF TWO VINO
have passed years OF married me Win
out once exchanging an angry or even I'M
pleasant word. This may be possible TOT
those whose natures are such that reason
and emotion are very elastic; put II couio
not be said OF the majority OF "eoceo
people. An angry woman is not the thing
to be most dreaded. but that gradual
growth of Indifference that leads to at
rophy of ~conjugal love.
There are ways Of keeping q true nus
band in a loverhke spirit always, but the
wife must preserve those FEELINGS and
their expression that marked those
charmed hours when she was the sweet
heart. Loving thought Tor the COMFORT