The Washington herald., 1907-11-17

thrown away as larger things many
times are. because OF want Of room for
them. or lack Of taste in their selection.
The publisher and printer on Eleventh
street who never disapp0ints" Is an
artist IN designing and getting out odd
things OF every description pertaining TO
engraving and printing.
The buying Of eatables can really be
made an interesting pastime. / found
TO my own satisfaction, after a visit 20
the grocery and pure food department
OF a large department store on r street.
Ali one has TO do is to take a seat at a
small table and 10, the mountain il
brought to Mahomet" Do you wish po-
tatoes? The obiiging clerk brings the
sample 10 you. Grape fruit? Grapes2
Any and everything except the very
green vegetables. Everything is there
OF interest TO the epicure-olive oils and
olives from all the well known foreign
firms; cofees and teas OF the highest
grade A visit TO this department win. ]
am sure, suggest something new FOR a
dinner. reception, luncheon, OF tea.
The readers OF The Washington Herald
have expressed themselves as much
pleased with the various hints which this
column has given them as TO where 10
buy. what is being worn. &c The editor
knows that there are many small shops
which carry very attractive articles and
many new ideas for gifts. wearing APP
parel household necessities. &c. But il
IS not always easy 70 find these places.
as they rarely ever advertise. and It is
only by advertisement that ones business
location becomes generally known These
small exclusive shops many times csrry
just the arT,cies that are wanted and II
the propHetOrs will send a card 90 The
Washington Herald The editor OF this de-
paTtment viii gladly call. and il the spe-
Gals are sufficiently Interesting she viii
give hint 10 the readers OF in Woman's
Realm as 10 where they are 10 be found
In many business Offices I have noticed
conspicuOusly displayed the little motto.
DO II now" II such advice was always
followed. many women would escape
! nervous prostration. and consequently big
doctor bills. There are women who have
never regarded their daily duties as in
sistent. and thereby they have limited
their scope. and these women are the
: AAA - 10 bL'A ANnA MlFn LlrIe are
things which really must be d0ne-the
reason is plain. Having taken all day 70
do few things. they are naturally over
Whelmed when day full Of duties pre-
sents itself, and this day always arrives
as they allow little details which should
be done a. once 10 accumulate until they
grow big and every one IN the house is
made uncomfortable by them. Then they
! rush through them all AZ once. with the
result that nothing IS done we'll The
I truth is they are really weary when the
work is begun. The mere thought OF so
much 20 do has quite worn them out
/ I once heard a story OF a little boy
Z who every one thought was going into
/ a decline. the mother sent for a physi-
/ clan. who examined the Lad. and finding
I no organic trouble began 10 question his
mother. The boy has something on his
/ mind he said. Il have no idea what &,
! is she answered Perhaps YOU make
\ him 90 too much" said the doctor oh
/ no. she replied. he rarely does any
/ thing. except bring one bucket Of water
J d day from the spring. and that he puts
I Of doing until nearly night" on said
/ the doctor, There is the trouble All
/ day he worries knowing he has that
/ water 20 bring. Make him do Il the mo-
ment he gets Up" Which advice was
/ followed and the boy soon regained his
! health