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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
LITTLE ATTENTIONS AMONG WOMEN

sex's friendship. and life would be sadder
than 1t is to many OF them II no wouan's
hand clasped hers and no Woman's door
was thrown wide for her entrance For
there are times when she Graves the COM
partnership Of her own sex, moments when
the help and guidance of woman only
will help a sister woman from making
shipwreck Of her life.
They think more OF these little matters
than do men. Tho latter will be quite
satisfied with civillty. They were civil
enough What more do you want or ex-
pect?" are words that exactly express
what they feel and think, but 1t IS differ
ent with women. They notice both the
lights and shadows, miss the little things
that are not always to be found IN mere
civ1lity, but which belong to that cour-
tesy which Is consideration for others.
There are numberless ways In Whlcn
one woman can show little attention
to another Of her own sex-an introduc-
ton given, an invitation to meet TREND
whose acquaintance may assist her IN her
ca eer, a present Of fruit or game to one
who has but small possessions. loan OF
book. a gift Of flowers to the SICK OF
aged. So numerous, indeed, are the ways
that space will not permit mention OF
one-quarter Of them here. but every "o-
man can find and try them for herseir-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

women, youths or maidens. Old people
like to receive 1t from young ones even
more than from their own contemporaries.
for 1t makes them feel that they are
not quite put aside as useless, that their
words are still worth hearing. and their
opinions still worthy Of consideration; and
this respect for age IS still to be seen.
for in spite of the well-known saying, all
young men, happily. do not think all old
men fools, nor do all girls consider that
all old women are bores.
There are some women who do not con-
slider it worth their while to pay any at
tention at all to those of their own sex,
and just treat them with the barest forms
Of civility, unless they have some reason
for doing otherwise: but these women are,
gladly be it said, the exception. and not
the rule, and 1t Is because they are this
that they are noticed and spoken about
A woman who acts In this way proves
herself to be foolish rather than wise,
for the good or bad word of one Of her
own sex may make or mar her future;
and though this, no doubt. is q worldly
way Of looking at the matter. it Is Just
as we'll, as we have to live in the world,
to look at things from the worlds point
of view occasionally.
Most women know the value OF their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

shoulders so much desired by every arnbi-
ttous girl nothing could be better. I do
not advise excess IN this recreation. But
there Will be nothing harmful IL you only
sweep each room in the house once =
week.
Floor scrubbing. like lawn tennis, In
rather violent. and not to be tried unless
you are sure about your heart. At frs. II
will be almost as severe on the knees az
rowing in shell. but as you get used to
the occupation 1t will give subtle salts
faction OF its own.
Running upstairs when mamma wants
something is tirst-class exercise. and run
ming downstairs Is almost as good. Inter-
estins diversions with be found in egg
beating and ice cream freezing.
busting ought to have chapter by IT,
self First. you are down on all fournL
then you are on tiptoe. seeing how far tho
buster will reach. This tiptoeing. with
its ankle development. Is superb! But
that isn't all
You twist yourself into all sorts OF po-
sitions TO get at the corners Of the carved
furniture First. you are on one knee.
then on the other. Every muscle. every
tendon. is brought into service before you
have finished.
Even this magnificent exercise can b
overdone. but you will make no mistake
II you only dust every room after you
have swept 1t. although many housekesD-
srs dust oftener.-Succesa> ,stt..S--rs FL :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
A NEW CAME TO ANUSE
YOUR SUMNER GUESTS

living?" Am I popular?" etc. And
the reply should be merely Yes or
No" AS each questioner discovers
what name she bears, she inserts it on
her programme. and at once applies for
another label The effect is excellent:
everybody speaks to everyone else, album
dant topics of conversation are provided
all stiffness and Formally vanishes like
smoke. and all the guests are movin.
about. so that no one is isolated, no on,
is afraid to speak. and no one feels shy.
The hostess has no difficulty in Keeping
the ball of conversation rolling; her only
problem is how to change the labels
quickly enough. Indeed. in this matter
she needs the help of at least two init
mate friends. Three prizes are bestowed
upon the NEST successful competitors
and an hour is more too long for the {
questioning TO continue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
ee0son0d1s RscIpes By Mwxon jfa>lazad
TOMATO AND SARDINE SALAD.

Pelrpe drained free oil
esands
hd Is bcecod
milk Of powder
ms little This
ding houdte eredho
our $
boil again Thicnbc nnedho tandk eptf
Siug ntmoe carefully 0 pod
Of omatos pound rbn peophp makea
p
too a. A.
ernlk1t sp soda
oninofi nsnascu the cakes fon O
blponf of gins i
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

fhs latest novelty n the way OF an
afternoon Amusement is personality
tea, which creates a feat amount OF fun
TOR both young and d. The hostess pre-
tares beforehand a hgful OF labels cut
b, writing paper, anon each she writes
Inc name Of some Eellknown person.
from julius Caesar Queen Alexandra;
The greater the Tarid, both as to nation
tlity, period and orpat!on. the better.
Ii Hung Chang. Co'neus and Cleopatra
ire all equally apppriatc. The hostess
uso furnishes prosmmes with pencils,
ind where artisticAlent prevails these
iroyide scope for coration either with
len or brush. One! the labels is pinned
tn the back Of eaosuest. and then they
let 10 work to disver what name they
,ear. This kEowlse Is arrived at by.
skiing questions done another. such as.
Am MANI" pa woman Am
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13
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. be chrden-irresponsib blessed
the to be
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

Kindness and courtesy, aOo ~
the general enjoyment Of its members.
They also make for those who show them
many friends. and gain for hostess the
title Of good and gracious.
There are all sorts OF little attentions
that can be paid by women to women and
men to women. besides those that many
people seem TO think the words are alone
intended to indicate-viz., the little atten-
tions that gentlemen pay to ladies whom
they admire, and whose liking they de-
sire to win-and it is just because men
know Of this sort Of general opinion that
they often refrain. for fear of their ac-
lions being misconstrued. from paying
ladies any attention at all.
1t is mistake from many points Of
view to suppose that whenever d man
pays a little attention 1t is done with an
Interior motive of matrimony, for more
often than not 1t means nothing more than
that he likes the lady's society and con-
versation.
Everyone likes to be the recipient Of
"a little attention, and everyone apprect-
ates IT., whether bestowed by men or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

- NICE have been
81 tempted would do
~ emphatic
'rnpostan. an0n recently prompts me to say my @ now
nowhere not even
in tho United ssa1 @ :, ns one state par excellence
,t ,u, labor :, c.r
Jersey factories oh affairs the factory which
prominently to public on account OF Us - a st ~
knowingly opportunities to study conditions mere anu mus @
,b,+ IN. nan,rs have nesf Of the ueses
~ a So was k1pd o'clock in the
morning the por children VINO emu 10 ta btt, Or TAR
s gas and earest of blowers work during
not from another set Therefore
@ I children replaced night by another set
o. 80 ~, has worked the following
SET home rest wnns the day set set
particular week. and wh ~ n he mne, 70 his bom. But
., the factory
few rods away child who following the railroad
t, nassea over his body ad-we.
poor stuned little creatures at work cannot realize
how sad They smell understood even for their
tender years. pinched faces odsh look
certainly not their and size
ITO whom does the United States
have certain There
and political pull
npecs nave eyes ana oone see ano is nave ~
my cannot exnsa the parents OF all blame for
o,s their children when
noud be going remembered that those children
a-v all foreigners
OF their
own to coax promise work. good pay quick
Abouta
t"ace large Us Guy wy "Ne
easy'o 10 pga wiz io 1e" ".eAe' 1Ae ~
three to -FOUR ooilafs gay 6' &c" ~
pA"e
a great excitement anu enthusiasm 10y "aN
vacation han just 1esun' A'e vance, ~ O.
.,rdt
discovered i1 lew oaSe ootne
Afo poieNA7e0 ooio'>0
1en 1N'o o'o ~
do
n3oH A@1 N'~A A4eNNN0 ~ 49, NoN -
asneh Aaoo N
Of 10y GO wv -
to remain
what hho" Oh INC e'A nop oNie "N o0 - tnan
eno
shall
is
CHE Onteo states euch conditions nooo % "eo ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

for reause
making good Laundry soap r' snsa aS s1u n nsS a BE- IL wa,
formula which you gave As nave
recently learned Of most excellent way % MAKE seaA sN
Dissolve Of patent I've in three 90 pn OF cold water a ~" -
ounces OF powdered p0a t,n, two and twoh.rds 80
honey result; the
of echa u.s. iukowarn
ths
slightly OF oersamos
and serantnm is nice This wiz De found desirable 'e go ),
has made soap IN
r,e way "a, ,o5 wears anu N'A'
mixture can poured
Before our houmother reads word further
scrapbook 1t should be OF especial ser
subject OF
which the first home of married m found among other gus
OIL
better with eachyear
REMOVING INK STAINS
with splendid Ink
Philosophical old bachelor with determined bias, tov optimism me tn.
wanting!
cement
for trying new specific for ink stains Of whatever
lon published last week give it to him as was tod me- and urge upon him
the
II
And the test! -----1tit
A GOOD PASTE So
stick tin n.v'
mages and find the white OF an
egg paste o n b."
soaked In
of
cabouc acid
keep frons ourtn and
GREEN TOMATO PIE
mi m husband
and slice them thin and
A.
thought
III
BIG BAKINGS OF BREAD
making light want them to be uniform Also is
welghd rolls llm how much dough
familiar with kind
plan rwnm
multiply liquid
materia her ne
4UCKLEBERRY PUDDING
pudding
see recipe coluunn)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13

UST as the littloGfags Of life add
to the happiness and comfort OF
living, SO do the little atten-
tons bestowed in society, out OF
kindness and courtesy, add 20
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
- f-H-....-aTa. go.
Killed at Chester.

Chester, Pa, Feb 9.-Joln J.
Kerns. "a years old, of Sixth and
Morton avenue. an insurance agent
was struck by the Florida special,
north bound, at l.35 o'clock this
afternoon, at the Upland street
crossing on the PhiIadclph VIII
mington a. Baltimore Railroad,
and died within 20 minutes from
injuries received. He was thrown
Is feet and his back was broken.
One minute before the accident
he was talking 70 Sylvester. Mos
teller, the Waterman, about the
narrow escape of Il woman, who
was struck by Il train at the Nor
ton avenue crossing Il half hour
before. kems was the first per-
son struck on the new fourth track
which was first used about two
weeks ago. His family was at
Sunday school when he was kill
ed.
: Broke Dishes st HIS Boarding
house leeause he lid not get Lynch's Tea and
Coffee al every meal. We havsa fine new
picking OF Formosa Teas Sc co. and Sac ib
English Breakfast 6)a. p,und. Upton. Tea.
ce ess :, u. 5ss. en-: ao1 "e ar'" ~
lbs $I.C0 You get the same quality al either
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
DINNER TO
SQUIRE WE'LL.

The Moses Montelorc Mutual Ben.
cicial Society and Wilmington
Lodge, No. 40, !. O. b. B. tender
ed a complimentary dinner 10 Moses
We'll last evening.
About 100 were present aud after
disposing OF many dishes they lis.
tened 10 number oil interesting and
eloquent toas,s. The supper was
in charge Of committee composed
Of Max iphraim, Charles Jel'enlk,
LOUIS Finger, Morris Levy, }.
Harry Gordon aud Moses Levy.
The hall was tastetully dccorat,
ed with plants and flowers. aud
during the supper the guests were
entertained by Jacob Fabcr with Il
humber oi selections on the graph.
ophone.
}. Harry Gordon acted as toast
master. and OH the right sat Moses
We'll, the honorcd guest Of the even
inS. In opening thespeech making,
Mr. Gordon paid Mr.. Wei! a high
compliment aud complImented HIM
upon his appointment as Magis-
trate. lie then called on Morris
Levy, who responded 10 the toast,
"Our Guest May he ever have
suihciency Tor himself and may he
never have cause 10 murmur.
The other toasts were 1.-The Mos.
es Montciore Mutual Benefit So
cicty-May We Ever Have Stuff
c'e'ncy ior Ourselves and a Triile to
Spare Tor Our Friends. by Max
EpbraIm; wilmington Lodge, No.
40, L. o. d. b. Of Wilmington
Stand ior The IDEAL aud the Philan-
,hropic, by Magistrate Moses
We'll, bv Magistrate Moses We'll;
The Hebrew Charity Association of
Wilmington A Mantle of Heavens
Own Weaving, Lent rs to Cover Our
Neighbours Mislortunc, by the Rev.
A. u, COIN: "ReIiyion The friends
Of religion. liberty and science in
every part Of the globe" by the Rev.
ii. RHiliS: "OIr Country May we
render due reverence and love TO the
mother Of us all. ;" by DR.. A. d. Jacob
son; "i'hr Ladies Lovely woman.
Mans best and dearest gift of life,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

State Senator Groves don't
want nor does he expect the
Office of [ 'nitcl States Marshall.
Congressman Ball is Il very
busy man at his writing. He
has the recommending Of the
postmaster at Smyrna which has
several candidates for the Office.
George H. Dick would like to
write Z. NJ, after hi, name and
Thomas B. Neglar would not OBJ
irct to continue to do the same.
Tuesday next the five new Trus-
tees Of the Poor will he named.
Mr.. George Il. Roberts of Brandy
wine hundred and DR.. Henry Of
Newark, both Of whom are Re-
pubIicans will retire. DIR. Henry
will mall probability be re-appoint
ed. Mr.. Roberts was compelled
to resign owing to having chang
ed his place Of residence removing
from Edscmoor to this city. The
pay Of Il Trustee is S3G year and
mileage. Still there are at least
one hundred applicants who want
to be appointed.
The campaign amongst the Re-
publicnns started off with Il rush
but it has evident run up against
snag which has knocked al of
the life out of it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
E. L. Peacock Co., Ninth and King SITS

whose beauty and virtue the whulr
worlds SURPRISES, by g. }. Bacring-
cr: 'O'r Sons and Daughters May
they he honest and brave and modest
as fair by Louis Finger: Their
EXccllcncics-- the President Of the
United States and the g0vcrnoror the
state Of Delaware May they ever
merit the esteem Of the people and
uphold their liberty. 'by Jacob Faber:
"Dur City-Thc best in the land. Let
him that don t like leave it," by Ma
than Barsky: Long Life to our
Friends May the chicken never be
Matched that will scratch ON their
graves. y by Charles .Ic!enik.
Nathan Lichcrman, David Sncllcn-
burg, David Levy. David Topkis, Israel
Wrincr and Samuel Slcsingcr also
spoke briefly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
Y. NJ {. A. Services.


Judge ". H. Ashman of phila.
1elphia made the Municipal al,
dress at the y. NJ. {. A. gospel
meeting which was held in the
Grand Opera House Yesterday
afternoon. There was a large at
tendance and as usual the exercises
were very interesting.
The Rev. John Shape, pastor Of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, presided. Several hymns
were sung and prayer offered by
the Rev. I. A. McCurdy. On the
stage We're Chief Justice Charles
r. Lore, Judge ". H. Ashman,
til! Rev. W. J.. S. Murray, TIE
Rev. Y. 4. McCmdv, George W.
Todd, Alfred Gawthrop, and sew
eral others interested in the work
of the y. VI. {. a. The Rev. +.
b. Short, the newly selected gener-
al secretary, was in the audience.
His his subject was Religion
From a Lawyers Standpoi mt and
he talked for more than an hour.
Following him the Rev. John
Shape spoke briefly and encourage
ed all those who would lead bet
ter life to raise their hands so
that they might be prayed for.
Next Sunday Todd B. Hall, the
detective evangelist of Baltimore,
will be the speaker of the gospel
services.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
- EGlSTERS ORDER,
n kkVikrEK's OfEICk
NEW cAkTLk COUNTY, Ogk

January .4th l90a
Upon tho application Of Matilda VII
Iianis, Administrative 0f aviEiR Craig
late VI Wilmington Hundred, in said
county.i' ceased. IL is ordered and N.rect0d by
the Register that tiye ,Administlatrix
siorrsad give notice OF granting Of Letter.
Of Administration upon the estate Of tleceasa
with the date OF granting thereof, by asfaing
advertisements to be posted within f0"ty days
iron, thu dataof such I.ets e> y. ~ix OF the most
puoliop places Of the county Of New Castle, vi
curing all persons having demands again
theSstate topresent the same, or abide by Hu
set OF Assembly in such case III sdS and proviS
I'd aud also cause the same to be inserted
within tha same period IN the ,NAILY REPUB
ilCAN, y new spAper p, 3lishei In Wilmington,
Del and to w continued thersip three weutt
,-, Given undsr the hand and seal d
I SIS. oiice Of the Register Aforesaid. u
- Wilmington. In New Cattle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register
hereby given that letter.
Of Administration were In due form Of law
rIsnted unto the undersigned on the .+tl day
Of jan. A. u. l0Ul, and that all person.
paving claims against the estate OF the dcceas'
I'd must priest Mt the same, duly attestel. to this
kaiu Administrative. on or before the AT hdky
Of Jtn.. 1891. or abide tho Act .. Assem-.
bly, IN such cHse made and provided.
MATILDA WILLIAMS.
Administrators.
address: 80. ll5 Law street, Ches:e', Pa
j2l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

Prof. Jesse H. Holmes, of
Swarthmore College, will address
q meeting to bo held under the
auspices Of the Delaware Peace
Society, at Friends Meeting House,
18th and West Streets, on 3D. day
(Tnesday) 2mo. 18th, 1902 at 8
O'Clock J. NJ. Admission Free.
All are Cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
BOTHMAN'S RESTAURANT,
S. ". Cor. Seventh and Shipl1y SITS
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Ladies' and Gentlemen pri-
vatc Dining Room up stairs,
newly fitted up. Menu uncx-
ccllcd. Everything in season
at popular prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
EGlSrEk'S ORDER
u REGISTERS OrFiCs,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dsf..

F.brua"y 6. 1902.
Upon the application Of Florence HeadricI.
son, admin stratri x Of John 4. Headrick son.
late Of Mil Creek HID, in sail county deceased
II 10 or dered and d!rcoioi by Register, that
the AdMtHistratrix aforesaid give NOTICE
Of granting Of Letters Of administration rp
onlhe o., ale OF tue dsosaset. with the OATS o;
granting thereof. BY osustnY Advertisement,
be posted within forty days frolA tine dass
u the county Of New Castle. requiring oil
persons having demands ayainst ihr sStsts
10 present the same. or abide BY an ant .:
Assembly III sues cuGs made and pro vid0l;
and also cause the same to be inserted with.
In the same period IN the DAILY HePUBLt.
CAN. a newspaper published IN Wiliningtor.
Del: and 70 be continusl therein lore,
49,, Given undsrtas hand ana .os, ,,
I ~, ! Office OF the iIegistcr aforesaid At
80 Wil'nisEtOn. in Now Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year aboys written.
CALVIN y. CkOSSAN, Itsxistsr.
NOTlCE-Notioe 10 hsrsbygiven that iettsrs
OF Administration were ia due form Of
Law granted unto the undersigned. on the
ST. dAy Of Feb 4. y. 1919, and that all per
son hi wing claims SgAinst tins sstats Of the
deceased inusr present thu same. duly attest.
cd 10 the said Adninistrstrix on 0I before
the 6thdAy cot Fet. la0J. or abide me ACT
Of Assembly 10 such case made and provided.
FLORENCE HEN !,KlEkhoA,
Administrative.
Address. Vim. r Lyman Attorney al Law.
.on, DEL. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10

nEMOFAL notice. CLIFFORD GHEEN
II man VIII remove February !.tl. from
S.W. Corner u. seventh and King Streets TO,
the new bu iding. Il. West Seventh street. a
reduction u .Oper cent viii be allowed until
February %. j.g sGd If
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
ChTARRh

IS AbsUrbtd. Heals aud DfOttnT1 lHH W'W
braneS. Restores the Senses OF Taste ana
Smell Full si2" DE. Trial size lOc. at
Druggists or by mali.
Ely BEOT .lEhS. IS Warren ST.. n. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
ASK
Druggist
for
10 lI:.Sl
TRIAL SIZE.
E'y'S Cream Balm
lives Relief al Once

~ clrailsrl, SCOT hes
AMI heals The Ill seas.
: membranes. II
ares rltar.',l and
irivrs ava" II cold in
;he head uuIc"iy. It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-10
Carpets.

Carpets.
In addition to the remarkably low prices quoted Car
pets, make, lay and line free all Carpets Nattings Limo
lenms and Oil Cloths This does you must have the
work done this month"; any order received this month will
be laid any time you desire. Among the offerings in the Car
pet Department are
5000 yards Tapestry Brussels in good bright DIES yns
Zoe from C5c.
1000 yards best quality 1owre quality Brussels, 'i1c
from Soc.
1900 yards Velvet Carpets 75c from $l.OO.
600 yrr'ls best 5ame Body Brussels 500 from Sl.'5
Jngains at 20, 40, 49, 50 and G5c.
Goods bong will be stored until wanted at risk
Red or Green Trading Stamps all reduced goods.
Goods delivered everywhere
Carpets laid free
Furniture recovered free.
Store "pe" Tuesday and Saturday evening
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-14

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