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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

y only. Applications TOT actresses must "o aSSoi"
 panied by stamped and self-addressed envelope
 write to ask you to take my the postcard exchange as have all care t9rY "a arat,ou Mass).
 Kindly take my name on of Please tell me if we are Supposed to answer comic' posals have two from Phiedspha which had neither am IS years old and like you to send name and address to girls of my own age who are m ~ e' FLORENCE B c. Howell, Mass.).
 live in country and like 1t much better than the city once lived interested in drawing, books enjoy being hope some 9t tne sr@ will write to O. M w. (AmespuIy' HAAss'' if please especially like to exchange letters with of the Western members Music and hte5as9re are my favorite hobbiee DIXIE PniadepniaJ
 I am Is years wish exchange postals and cor respond "''n any sA " '" e. e. s. os tEvsrett Msss.).
 masd and have little girl months months. OiS s.r have have much would to correspondents from the different like exchange souvenir post . csrqs paerns a m ith others would ike also exchange patch work and squares for a club quilt qult7,,., ,,,>
 Next wear houa to visit Pasadena. I respond that resident of that place or It would be nice to ascertain about the ~'h S'' VI ~ ~ Mrs M g. W South Boston, Mass.)
 make string dolls heart shaped catch-als and hand they are made to any that would for and exchange cards with any one from foreign countries or faraway places " B. H. CLynn Mass
 yv,u be glad to correspond of the girls VIII exchange postals and would Ike ULSo,rr spondent 1oLLlth '9ou.u ,.r -. ..,,.,da oe
 Would like to exchange post e1Tds win EEs 9Ssd " Philadelphia. AoEooIA ke-
 am young mother. and would like to correspond with to broaden mind. Mrs. W. G. D. (Milford. DeL)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
Witk the Language Student,

The interest of our girls in languages continues grow offers of help.
 S Fnsn ana sostsn Ssn % Y hRS %Sc S5a S HS Ss wns tnHFSpFh S hsp % me- 6srapa could sa : sps . ssn my 's: S % mS:s B6s oE S9a s sS ss them sopa EsS .sa. ana s 'R s & r.SI''
 greatly p9otoEFaPhy !snosi s"a .1a: R snS Ty Would rf b. E ad the @ 6O studying French as pGY ea asnc FSsa 0l with 9sSs SsSss that 3 Sy as's shf GRis sSio:s pa me ike May s o9ssasF 9sRis3 hsIpsd .S ssTn the s liter, SsS oyT o Feneh and Toi5sr ps3 Ian. siah sS4s' KaFdish crcassIsn r~,,.s ... .....
 s; SG:i ss. ;Rs S;s' aas of E saa sister "o'' etc. Can also V fSss92.gnls. rs father an and ~s % St age ana ana ike fp 9 % @ RIis' "a ''%S $ S aas %
 Pqs gs.4 ike c to snd a @ % h @ S Sf ht hs l!R % s0S %inS G the am very much interested in French which A l have sy snsFs ssdsd and would De ERlfzH8EfH sonep1ie ernan M 'eis and wish all grs interested egn languages would send to for the names or the chairmen of these clubs We have Spanish sun-ClHn There nourshng French Study sub-club in Phia- Wi not some of the girls send for the name Of the chairman?
 An Ofer of Work
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

" oU say to bring the problems we girls have ct to W you-the kind want a calm, unbiased. out 4 of-the-famiy opinion upon-and am taking
 you at your word in bringing you my trouble Perhaps it will small to you. To me 1t is ter ribie because its uncertainty and because. what ever decide, may be the wrong thing to have done
 Early in June graduate from school q'm just 1S). and the question of what next? is wearing the very life out of me. only child, and my people have worked desperately hard to let me go through school, believing that education would help me In every way to face my future.
 must help with the support of the family perhaps undertake entirely for we're just over the edge from being poor, and father Is very feeble.
 know only too well. that to get tand hold) pay ing position in any line demands skilled labor. If stop studying now, it means that can never make much moneythat things will never be much better for the home folks for And (perhaps it's selfsfD I do want to feel that there Is something to work toward don't want to toll and moil all days, with no future but the plodding work for bare ex- fstence.
 right now Mother isn't fit to do the work. really ought to bs in two places at once!
 ought to tell you that my whole inclination is toward I'd like to train for illustrating purposes If don't, I'll just have to take the first job can get There's money in ilustrating-after you get a start. But 1t takes time and money to walt.
 Mother says: "Go on, dear; we can walt" Father
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
Objects and Aims of Each
 and All

VI ERHAPS some of you, seeing this page for the first time, sOonder just sOhat 4 the Each and AH Society really is; sVhat there is about its aims and objects to create 50 sUidespread Gn interest among "yoamg girls of al ages"
 Tie society sas founded in February, 1905, ssith Christine 7'erhane Herriek for it' president, and sith an almost instant mem- bership of girls in almost eVery State of the Union and in Canada. -
 Its o6ject is to help girls help themseIVes by, ,devcloping their talents into something the evorld sUants; to solve difeult probIems-the sort girl sUamts calm, unbiased, oat-of-'he- family opinion apon--and to promote the e*- change of general help.
 Any girl eam belong. There is no red tape about #. The sending Of your name for membership gives you the range of eVery op- portunity the society boasts. And Mrs. Her: rick stands ready to Sceleome, to .GdVi'e and to help.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
Ease in Talking

Ease in Talking
 should like to books that would improve me ana heip mo In c0nVerM MTs F. B. Providence R. i) These belong together and their writers are in a way, neighbors Who will assist them2 Wiu Other Young Hoasekeepers AnsSOer?
 am r old and keep house which keeps me pretty busy like h0u's"0r aq H TnF Rochssr tS Some of young houFekeepers will doubtless glad "Bluebells" ideas
 To Girls Interested in Music town live in is not large enough to enable me to get very girls Massachusotts. Florida end caIlforna wish all music lovers would send for the of Music Club chairman
 Our Telephone Operators Ds @ sn sss S & S SS o P:h a aaS VI i Work h a telephone and ike wish our telephone operators would form a sub-cub Each and All should bring in others.
 Please Respond, California Girls
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 the :,s5 s1d o above s other things great home have not had nstructon heart @ s, ssDaTStsd Another call for Western correspondence. Please gpond, California girls;
 The True Spirit of Each and AH wear pin the lapel of my coat so that any of Besid,s am am PrOqd .n oo Of the pin s MGsT I was %s as & s1sR aRsd G e S e Gd i & In fact There always nice suggestions for making iAnS ann 'St dressmaSeT @ gave up as was getting so nervous ana sEET ssSeSs sR S10i spirit viii work hard to make Pittsburg sub-club big success We can't have too many girls in It. Why don't you persuade your mother to join with you?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
Our Business Corner

AM girl years ola and can draw also paint In cards at small prices girls want have this done 11assa them would like to pp5anSe postal cards MERrY1 F. South Bethlehem Pal
 Fir Balsam for PtlloSUs
 Do any of the girls fir balsam for piowsf SC. Sh0Oio Oe S1u ' BESSIE tNew Castle Maine).
 To Exchange Work
 u exchange lovely fancy corset covers and '" ' P H. NJ. (Mnneapolis. Minn.).
 "Fom-Leaf CloVer" Baby Sacqnes ' oan make very pretty baby sacques They are called torIeaf clover and are for babies years and work them with In stitches. (pnk nSt nI when ribbon is used then s best ueso ohS ""c "c AIIFoRNIA GIRL' n4os Angees, cai5
 Crochcting of Various Kinds
 would be very pleased to get some erochetng to do I s, do ali kinda of with the crochet needle S~A ND -@' E. V. GARRANzA GcalnnuuaaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

u. The Spirit of MutuaI Helpfulnes, cannot be SSer S s .S .hSeDSness M in Each soe ons Tss wTsr each of aid no thought ke of assstac. to oSnfs wn Practical Help in Fancy Work aPsss and and :sss: If fqF :a $aE nsR s sng Sy SsS;s %s': ssas s As s.S ESss sSsS: To Exchange Ideas Upon Fancy Work !. and ns s ss:s ar.s R S ss S S.s sssnr S:s ssvs ss sI,rs6. snS s1eh.nss sss. of s' d'' ssss S;s';S sS sf I,a, s. from n. them
 To PaSSepartout PostaLs
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 Magazines for the Asking tn. s sVs RSx S.% S:S % RGssr ,. # % % ,esas aSd Send Your Name to the Invalid-Help Sub-
 Club
 sss S An fs:: S:s % &aq G.y and Gs my & :h s s'IRi . sosS what Could to add our .SSa. E ..: S ss sssss: ,
 1NoiE cSs"ton. N H1.
 4 Little Hoasekeeper ss. @ ':s ~ s: ss s!a $:s sSi:s s:s 5s & h;s % R $ S: :,SsSsss Ss fSfss s%S V: and sa & sds & sss $ E: @ nit. of knowledge
 Interested m Charity Work
 would be glad to help '0s f M anK avdsSso SSass o n
 The HoHseSmfe's Art :SS s:. $ss ~i:S:. .:
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 Would the girls for making sl 'ss s. 5; Ps ::
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 s sa ysas s S ssas n: o s S6s sn .5S ssS., .sa Better Joh the Stemographers' Sub-Chb member of A' club as % TSE ss t n s River to Is.: Another Qniltmaker Heard From
 sss'n dress in indeIiSis smSreiSsgsa pillow Another girl ought belong the Quilt Brigade. "Everything I Could Wish For" SD an one of married girls only 2i years old s A:r % % e4 saS Sf sSu as5 % my SS a
 Ra xoS a9S as 'isS nave E This member will not lack for correspondents
 fl Collector of Carios s'ss Ssa' SFi'''" fSo; $ossSS s ba,o's, ~9'" y should %s n1' r h5 @ & hs n Needs Help im the Radimenn fs h6SGss sSi and # s'ssi ~oa
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
4 Friendship Cane


 friendship cane Is foliowing Exchange piece of ribbon for Ct ribbon color and tie t in @ an Sa Sau M m % Se cane bows You r gsar' sS or in 'om gEE fa slden to This is in reply question asked about friend ship cane"
 Each and AH Quilting Blocks :sj S$s sS. s 9s:5 iIo$ if ASsisa S
 Anxions to Earn Pin Money % g" aS :S %s9 ss2SsE shopping or 0p pMfNNEsoTA GIRL t1inneSpols Minn1 Ofers Piano and Mandolin Music
 % and some S % anq Ei hqyf & % S Stnd dAs5 say %a0 Psyns A generous offer. which will be appreciated, and. hope, abused.
 The Mothers Chum Club" Rs Rss s a SssSsRe Br to ppss % sEo w PRfqf 5 :
 G sS. dRss f % brsa aiS % s f a e ay sy % Ravn ons uset 2 TOT on each And b R9% 5 am % gSns & to of dsr @ I St y 9y Own m sa @ s for ssT des5s that i4ogs n @ & oSs Ts @ though she at times have rather crude way ot that nine of ths eottSsa my dearest that of girl of @ for the %inter though funds were low and same s sessOa sso We ike the fussns do%s In and % Want h1k sE for for 9 Sa The S SSS not 'f Sfois % glad to hear another side than my own; Are there not other divergent opinions on this suoecE They make interesting reading
 The Younger GrlS Club any sns s $s RsSSi s9H % s to '9s 36n ORSoSFRag S Of age ana would want An more OTfS members for it~Siria under K
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
Correspondence and Postcard Exchange

would like to exchange work and postal cards should like to correspond with some girl my CSs s sssIs. Pal
 should like correspond any girl interested I old. M. D. CWinehester. Nasal
 15 old. and would like to exchange posas or
 M $. T. Couaksrtown. Pal n years old. and would Ike to correspond with bookworm. I. Camden N. J).
 would pleased correspond girls that live in Boston MAss and exchange post cards rps,or Ma., am 1T years old. would like postas and small curo' with girls about the game age fpOras.Dba exchange post cards with of the cards. MONA N. N (Pomona- Call. As girls duplicate postals. thought I tell and All girls the do as not to As began to exchange postas. bought Sa%s Sans of ho ons se M to and also by doing this alike to the same girl
 would ike very much to exchange posais with gris rom " A SiRL FROM WHITTIER's LAND CAmesbury. Mass).
 very souvenir postais. ~ ALICE R. CPhiladeiphIa).
 should like to correspond with fey girls ny ass qs and also exchange postals E. L. K. C)u Bois PaD. would like correspond with some one interested in Other Correspondents collectors are ths following:
 Doris Fall River Mass | E. Mahanoy City. Pa. Minnie B.. Cambrdgeport B w soqSh Hsssniehen6 fa- Mrs q P. T.. Lowell, Mass $ N K orwigsbIrs ra.
 gRstOS S.nBo MssF Fssss R9S oLoAd % PAMssspAa Msss F. M H Haverhii Mass Boxwood Davigville. R. T. Mrs. L. F. M. New Bedford. Elsie F Reading Mass L. H. B. East TempIeon. 4. K; Los Angeles. cal. A. e.. Amesbury Mass. !. F. H.; Hanover. Mass. Maynower. Schuykin county Mary E Y feaashg Pa r: Van ghiedelphia. Anns S LshiShton Pa ,,... Maddle. Wilmington. Del
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

published that part7 Not help Jean tfor I've neither her her address), but to show the girl heart which, in the face of the great dsap- pontment really be the only girl in class badly dressed at telling tme-has the to make the home people think doesn't matter wonder too the
 mother pretending to make things just that nt- tie whit better.
 Go with your work my dear. It is of the rare waiting little bearing thes strain Of preparation will bring big returns and and they, win count the cost well expended.
 What would other girls have done? What do you think "Jean'' should do? What you-each of yogo ing next when the nowers faded and the beautiful gown has lost its freshness3 What s o you7 Write how feel about this hg question: What the parting of the you.
 shall publish all the letters find room fora llt- tie experience meeting among ourseves-to help other girls decide. Jean" has asked great question Let hear the answers that tell of experiences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
Suggestions, for Many New Sub. Clubs

StSo bees sS % aag of all wc 'Rs Ss tons for new new clubs, Will the girls who would as possSr @ 'fess sm s Sat there % hssa M sSs @ membership cards and belong to us?
 To Members m Pomona tses: ss S ho ycsS like @ Ss n S ,sS S M sdsrsss hsus s0s post z to sst soH
 I'M. A. OPomOna. cal>
 Baltimore Ready for Work s % mS from nns sf%Si sS osr SS w wsss like form
 4 Sab-Clnb for College Girls @ 5: s$: $ E $;ss :s: $H$ i busy
 To West Derry Girls like the S:st n.v M % W'iu Some One Volunteer to Help Her? S; y: %Ssa ss r5 1 'as .s,o4s ms.
 fl Strangers' Sub-Club
 SR' rr'inaS WS'S to Ss and %.. % & , vs at and "nan w,'n r''P m.. .."n 4 Sab-Clnb for Animal LoverJ they . s sy SS s sUsr o9 %S S eS % sSmsas soG ~a o .HE sn s $ss Ss @ S S Ssr s: 4 ' ny :S E @ %iPsiS % of pss tss sas % % we ~SGS S s mould Sah hee 4s S R.y R z1a5 an. S Ss 6
 The WiIkSs-Barre Girls oh V sss i S s .ds: s ts. that you have some s short GsSs dss n :.s' SS ; s s9 @ q 4 Word From the Fancy Work Club
 Chairman
 be all wi to join the gsciu6 would send postal with When any one wants to lon she can learn some one SsS S 1 ses e t9 Say S rsGas ae Mor Exchange h,v. many Prstty patterns HasmSers This 6esinnns. plans may up the A. N z 5chsirmsn Fancy-work sub-ciub cBlack Gap Pah
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 r. ss's %sS; @ ssi 9 1 ;s S sSs5 :S A wiling 10 '0 all e NELLIE 1 BLS VI tsiouS % Fails D.
 For Typography EnthnStaStS sb vii asJy d: ny Ss: sss ss! :% :s Eood SSt fH .uSeiSO saSsii am sure we shall have many members for this Typography Suo-Cluo.
 From the Chairman of the Musical Sub-CInb wish to % for RS hsRSE Ss % s ySS ya dS s u S you think cannot find some , EhO i; much aesp Sss ssS asa 1Se Would i' try sd soy EoRS | % Se tSs @ %as sIpins sGe of the sT and was making the musical path M t' s iiST Sntsp sS 5E0 Mnn With such an active chairman this, and such serve in that capacity, hope that the Correspondence Musical SubClub may prove of valuable service to its members. Let have as many new names for 1t ss possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

your hand to the blow won't help you get the time how important straight furroWs are ,ho
 Those wise mortals who that the rgnt lnng iI o unsclsh thing don't provide for the questlohs WHICH two unselfsh sides. ., ,,.., ..h,,. q.
 If "Jean Is 10 support in little while IS she to blame sine choose the way that VIII e r greater comfort? Or If she gives up nSt and contents herself with pittance upon wrn she, they pinch to get aong-is sne inofe u- selfish accepts their sacrifice in order that they may sacrifice less later on? - =,
 Jeans" last little at the end' wncn nao ai most decided not to publish, personal 1t seemed, Il must share with you. after alI wonder you will kno" why7
 And, oh, Mrs Herrick, know that this Is selfish and mseraby weak, and all the rest or lt. put T wanted so much dress for commence ment! Instead, I've got to one made last sum mer for haven't time outside of school and home duties to make and every penny counts 80 tetrh err, bly, that pretended at home that none or the giris were going to bother much. and mother believes me-
 I wonder how many Of you girls have guessed why
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

says: Mother needs VNHluUlRIH lN!N you, girl" So there you WNnlNn4aAAMHAHMasln slnalAn are or. rather, aml
 What would you dof
 Surely, you far
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 grind. of my trouble clearly. I'm close that there's perspectfveI
 Advise me, if you don't know what to do, and I must decide, and that JEAN.
 long letter, girls, to for text, but one that all thinking hard these days just before commencement -
 the problem that "Jean has to solve is which to greater or less degree affects every girl who is m ishing her school The flowers and fluffy white which mark 'fhe parting of the ways"
 Some of have already planned what you to do next Perhaps 1t is college musc art perhaps set ting down at home to take the home burdens and to make life better because you about Even the girl wear that dream of commencement gown" and whose frivolous little head is usually Of dancing and of 1t al v -
 After all, 1t has been mighty irresponsible time 1ouye had only your work to do Out in the world you VIII ma that doing work probably looking after some one else's, Up to now you've
 t aIong toward this one point of graduation o T1 c91neneement ann day the time when y9u nrst DIS decsion You must answer the question
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

your decision like grim death, without giving . thought to what might have come about if you had made the other de- cision. That is ore of the hardest things to do, but, looking back
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
%l.s;szc L,<...- Mt&.Ss

F. s.-Every mail brings a host of letters asking or the other both) Of these two questions: How shall address your letter?" get a badger
 Address all letters to me, in care of the paper in which you page, incosing stamped self-ad- dressed envelope, if you wish personal answer
 For the badge-send 25 cents in stamps registered letter order made payable to and addressed to in of this paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

A DDRESsEs of correspondents and postcard col A lectors will be given to members of Each and All only. Application for addresses must he accom-
 panied by stamped and self-addressed envelope
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

friendship cane the following; Exchange piece of rlbbon for d piece of ribbon. a bowknot Begin at the top and keep exchang and then put tt over a picture of room to remember the girls by. DAlSf BELL Nhdaden Mass.J.
 This is in reply a question asked about friend
Arizona republican., 1906-03-19
A SHE N T,

Beware the hidden foe. the unseen danger!
 The most insidious disease that man kind has to fear is that which attacks the kidneys. It comes on so silently gains ground so rapidly, is so destruc- tive. that thousands are lost who might have Seen saved in the beginning
 And yet, like any other human Ill., kidney sickness gives early warnings of it's presence, and these danger sig nals are quite easy to detect. Neglect not ifnurance. is usually the fatal CT TOT.
 Signs of kidney trouble come either through the back or from the bladder: in backache. or some irregularity T the urine.
 Pain in the back, dull and heavy, 'r sharp and acute. tells you of sick kid- neys and warn you of the danger of dropsy, diabetes or Brights disease
 Too frequent passages Of urine, thin pale and foamy urine, or thick, rei' ilI-smelling urine, full of sediment and scanty or painful of passage. tell you "I serious trouble in the kidneys Don't neglect the early kidney trou~
Arizona republican., 1906-03-19
CARTWRIGHT NEWS.

Fowler District, Mar. 17.-tSpecial Correspondence of The Republican)-- Grandmother List has been very III oU the home Of her son, R. J. List, the past week.
 John Haggard. son of N. Haggarc. has been suffering very severely front a poisonous bite on his face, with the arigin Of which he $ not familiar.
 Quite 2 number from here attended the basket dinner at Glendale last Sun day.
 The ordinance of baptism was ad- ministered to the recent converts -tG Glendale at a special meeting at the Baptist church here Monday after noon.
 Some oe the residents of this dis trict have been attending the meetings at Cartwright tSis week.
 Mrs. Marion Kritser was quite sick the first part ofthe week. but is bet ter ct the present writing.