The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-17
lOoman's 5 Ways in Summer Days,

and joyous. While the new girl of ours
is very different from the SUMMER girl
knew as a boy, by queer provision or
Providence she is just as charming ana
just as womanly. And we wouldn't ex-
change her for the old-fashioned type ID
we could
SOMETHING ABOUT MEDICINE
Bear this in mind when you give medi-
cine:
Read the label on the bottle.
shake the bottle before you pour IL out.
Even if the bottle is marked. II is snfer
10 measure the dose In properly marked
glass.
medicine glass should be in every
house. One can be bought fol few
cents.
Medicine ordered three times day
should be given at 10 a. m, p. m, and 6
D. m.
If the direction is that IL is TO be taken
every four hours give At at a. m, IL ms
4 p. m. and 8 p. m.
Do not give medicine in the night un-
less the doctor has told you distinctly to
do so.
Iron is always best taken after food
uinineQ should be taken before food.
Hot milk and coffee disguise the taste
OF cod liver and castor oil better tha1
anything else. Pour a little coffee ana
milk into the cup first, then the oil, then
more coffee. and one will hardly know
he has taken the medicine.
WHAT THEY ACCOMPLISHED.
Some one-indeed, many "some ones
recently asked: What do women's
clubs do. anyway? or what use are
they?" A fractional answer may be
found in the action lately taken by some
western, clubwonnen. In Kansas City
they have formed an auxiliary to the
manufacturers association. for the pro-
motion of manufactures and the protec-
ton of their own interests as consum-
ers. Special endeavor will be directed TO
the canned goods industry. The women
hope to improve the quality OF these
goods by pledging themselves to use only
those manufactured In their own state.
In Denver the women's club not long ago
ARRANGED an exhibit of Colorado's manu-
features. and the women's club of Lin
coin. Neb.. has done similar work. The
woman's club OF Palo Alto. CAL is maxi
ing an effort TO have collected all the old
rubber In town--rubber hose, rubber over
shoes and i'm fact. any article containing
rubber This material will be sent to a
factory for conversion into new goods.
and the money realized will be used for
the benefit of the town library estab-
lished by. the club. The women are be-
ing aided In their work by the merchants
of the town, who allow the use OF their
delivery wagons to collect the rubber.
Certainly iiese clubs are doing useful
and practical work.
WHAT ONE WOMAN THINKS.
Every mother believes that her infant
son will develop into some superior kind
OF person in the futurh
owing rose" is the name of one OF
the newest colo.s; IL Is something like
| the shade once called crushed strawber.
ry."
II is some compensation to the wom,n
who has, TO rem..in I'm town all summer
that July and August arc tue greatest
| bargain months In the year.
Nothing f1atters n man so much as the
| happiness of his wife, according to one
| OF the popular novels; he is always proud
| OF himself as the cause Of IL.
WOMEN IN SLEEPING CARS.
Actress Marie Burroughs, who has
| been a great traveller, discussed with the
| writer recently the conduct OF women In
sleeping cars. She said;
sIt would amuse you 20 watch some
| women get ready for bed on sleeping
| car. They unbutton their shoes, unhook
| their dresses and then hot and uncom-
| Portable lie down TO spend a sleelvess
| night.
ss,To undrcss decently and comfortably
l and 40 10 bed II the best plan; at least
| remove corsets. shoes. stockings, dress.
| Roll oil removed clothing into neat.
| compact bundle and put trinkets OF arti-
l cles easily forgotten or misplaced Into
/ your shoe. A woman dressing In q hur-
/ ry may forget her watch OF her pocket
1 book. but she never was known 60 for-
i get her shoe.
"I would advise my sister travellers ~
/ have a pretty colored wrapper made with
| voked 'front.' Watteau back and ribbon
| belt TO sleep In. then IN the morning you
l can silp on your shoes, take your huns
/ die ~ clothes and 40 the entire length
| ~ the ear - the dressing room IN n'picas-
| Ins contrast 20 the lady who prepared
for .hs night BY msrsly unbuttoninE he's
dress.