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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT a WORD FOR
AND OTHER

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classiheo
advertisements COR less than three Insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days one cent q word for each Insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements Will be accepted at any or
the following branch offices at regular ONCE
rates. II IL IS inconvenient 70 leave 2dvertlse-
ments at either a branch ONCE or The Times
Business Office. they may be telephoned direct
20 The Times (AdEin bZ50). and messenger
viii call to collect without additional charge
- the advertiser.
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Non-nedical Healing.

NON-AfEDICAL HEALING by the JUNOD
METHOD OF ENFORCED CIRCULATION
is pronounced success IT s ACTION IS as
POSITIVE as the SURGEONS KNIFE and
the RESULTS MUCH MORE SATISFAC-
TIE SHORT Of the MIRACULOUS an
PERSONS SUFFERING WITH ANY ALL
MENT are invited 20 call al my once and
interview my patients. What more salts
factory way Of obtaining Information than
seeing and talking 10 them who have
personally tested Il. Consultation and treat
meat a. your home when desired. no charge
for consultation az ofice. Lady assistant
Prof. u. y. D. PARKER. 1924 New York
ave. Hours 70 TO s. Sundays 10 10 /. Phone
n. 4Ii2
WATCH THIS HEADING EVERY DAY.
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WANTED-Experienced saleslady in our dry
goods store, permanent position. Essen
MANN s 500 eth ST. NV. Jyl-5t
WANTED-White gal for cook ana light
homework; small family; no children; IN
suburbs: good permanent position Apply
els lZth st. NV. Jyl-5t
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Country Board.

WILL RENT two rooms and furnish board
for the summer Apply to MRS A z. PAGE
hernaon. va. jy1-3Ot
STONY CASTLE-Large farm house; high
and healthy location; cool shady porches
and lawn; plenty Of good country fare: ref
erenees given II desired Mrs. J. A. CHS
WELL PooiesVille. Nd. 1e2s-7t
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~ OUR BARGAIN ROOM.

FOR SALE-Go0d quality Opaque shades. H.
ted 90 your windows. only S0c, the best quail
lty oil opaque shades. soc. hung free. vgllI
can with samples kLEEBL-ATTS S. nth and
= ste ne Phone East 2-R. jes-rr
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. in zcod or
der, WIKI al attachments: only IS: Wheeler
q Wilson. S.. RCBERTSON'S. 1910 7th s.
nv. 5e71-sf
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Il . GO wO Il.

II YOU want the children 70 take m -,uSi,
during vacation you should prodt BY this
generous oler- Well let you have The uss
OF good square plano absolutely free for SIS,
months II You'll pay the cost OF moving.
call or phone.
F. C. SMITH PIANO CO..
~ Pennsylvania Ave Phone NJ. "a.
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Help Wanted

Help Wanted
Male md Female.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can be
learned at our school in from 80 70 90 days:
position guaranteed: we teach Pitman Cra-
nam Gregg, Barnes, and Syllable system;
individual instruction. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, 3iS-5l9 Colorado building je4-tf
WANTED-A girl and boy TO work in dining
IOOH- 10 y 81 NV. jyl-3t
CIVIL SERVICE. BooKKEEPINC; sTE7J-
OGRAPHY; expert teachers: summer rafes
very low. CAPITAL COM. COLLEGE. 5s0o
Q 81. nv. fes-tf
WANTED-Young peorre 70 take a summer
course; much individual attention to pupils
wishing TO review any study OF to persons
who wish 70 prepare for civil service ex-
animation: any study. weeks, day or II
CIAL SCHOOL, 81 East Capitol st.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By a young couple two OF three
unfinished rooms; light housekeeping; with
gas and bath. state price. Address BOX
= =. g, Times Office jy1-2t
WANTED-By married man with small fam
lily. place as foreman on farm: can furnish
best references. Address BOX s21, Times Of
nee
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1887 VERMONT AVE.-Two second floor
rooms, adjoining bath; near three car lines.
SO. Call Sunday or at 1920 Sth 81. through
week; shades and screens furnished
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Situations Wanted-hale.

WAN-ED-By colored boy. work; reference
Address BOX 324. Times Office. Il
WANTED-By a reliable boy, a pace to
drive Tor doctor or carry out packages
around store. 1900 10th ST. NV Il
WANTED-Piace by two colored boys on de-
livery wagons. 205 Seaton place nv. Il
WANTED-Place as porter IN ONCE or az
store; honest 1911 Corcoran ST II
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WANTED-A girl for general homework in
small fat. 3 people only. Apply at once 70
the ALLENHURST. Apartment Y. Columbia
road and 18th ST. NV It
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Wanted-ROOms q Board

WANTED-Room and board. by young man
Of excellent standinRs city OF suburbs: SIS
per month. Address AMERICAN. Times
ONCE te29-3t
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WANTED-Girl for homework, assist IN
cooking. no washing or ironing 1l23 6th
st nv. Il
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Stanley steam runabout 1898
model, good condition; cheap Address BOX
3l9, Times Office jes0-3t
A BARGAIN. cash or trade. a sightseeing
Autocar- seats p: nearly new. owner Ieav-
ing city. Address SIGHTSEER. Times Of
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FOR SALE-ONE 1905 BUICK
TOURING CAR
ONE STANLEY IO-H.P. RUNABOUT
ONE 1895 "OLDS' RUNABOUT,
Straight Dash.
All Complete-Perfect Condition.
AGENCY FOR MITCHELL AND RAMBLER
MOTOR CARS
CAPITOL HILL GARAGE
6l5-617 St Southeast.
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~ oUR BARGAIN ROAM

Pianos just Ike brand new az the most
Astonishing prices Just compare these vrith
anything else offered in the CITY,
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walters. White sulphur.
W. Va, SIS; fares; porters. pressers. walters
dish men; this city. EUREKA. 1OI1 New
York ave. NV. II
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-At once two first-class union car
penter forenlen. Apply at Office BUILDING
AND SUPPLY CORPORATION, 70 Home
Life. jy1-3t
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Bicycles.

IF YOU want 70 be treated right give US a
chance on your work We back everything
We say. Signed c. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle
man, 1lS Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Je23-nl. III, Stuff
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from FACTORY
another large lot OF Hudson bicycles that
We are going 10 sell at wholesale prices:
stop in and get our catalogue before pur-
chasing elsewhere HANERFORD CYCLE
CO. AZ 10th ST. NV. je23-tf
ANNOUNCEMENT.
This IS TO certify that p. NJ. CORR. S24 9Th
ct. NV. has been duly appointed BY US as
sole aE>nt for HUDSON Bicycle in the
District Of Columbia He is duly authorized
70 make requirements and fulfill the guaran-
tee on our bicycles No other agent will
be recognized in this respect Also agency for
Harley Davidson Motorcycles. THE HITD-
son MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
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We HAVE a large assortment OF second
hand National cash registers which were
taken IN exchange FOR new Nationals. Tor
sale az low prices either for cash or easy
monthly payments; best condition. fully guar
anteed. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co.
81 9Th ST. NV. jyI-7t
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Wanted-Agents,

ladies and gents 20 sell
our sateen photo pillow tops in every town
you can make s25 weekly z. c GRISFELD
ART CO.. 225 Fullerton ave. II
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For SaIe-FfisceIlaneous.

FOR sALE-A bedroom suite. extension
table. Apply between 3 and 10 a. q. 81
18th St Sc. syl-st
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Rug Weaving.

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn g.
pets. reliable, sanitary. and prompt: postal
5e2S-l4t
Rugs WOVEN out Of old carpets Droo
postal WASHINGTON RUG Co SS1 5.L =.
NV Phone Main 4c25 -E~s.S-
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Every copy every this newspaper should be SALESMAN FOR
Business Opportunities.

SEQ GROCERY complete stock: worth $3.50.
no fixtures 10 buy. THORNTON & KENNE-
DY. 706 18th nw. jy1-3t
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Floor Oil.

Every housewife should use Hunters Dust
Killing Floor OIL IL does away with scrub
Drop postal us Pennsylvania ave. NV.
1el7-tf-no. thu. sat
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$50 GROCERY: stock and fixtures: snap
THORNTON & KENNEDY. zoo 18th ST. nv.
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR d F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
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Birds. Dogs, Etc.

A FRENCH BULLDOG. six Boston bull pups.
1870 st. NV je29-st
JUST REcEIVED-Maltese kittens. Cuban
parrots canaries- pigeons, dogs, fancy poul-
etc SCHNID'S BIRD STORE. 10 ieth ST
IVA 5e22-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. I. CARNE & CO. lo3 King ST
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ANACOSTIA-
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS
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FOOL ROOM; three tables: bargain. THORN
TON & KENNEDY. 700 18th 81. NV. iyI-2t
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For Rent
Unfinished Looms.

ROOMS. SIS up; very central; bath and
gas 5lf 18th NV. II
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUArS FURNITURE
SHOP. 14th and SITS NV. Phone North 1913
Formerly 9th and L. je2s-3Ot
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Found.
Wall Paper.

c. G. SILENCE wall papers: lowest prices
a5l q ST. nv. Main 34S7-M ie90-7t
ROOMS PAPERED. 81. IS Up: house painting:
lowest prices. CHAS. A. CARLISLE. So 5th
St NV. Phone Main $751; jelg-s5t
WALL PAPER. &c a piece. borders. Ic a
yard. no remnants: no job lots: all new
up-to-date goods phone or write for sam
pies JOHN R. MAHONEY. SI3 Pennsylvania
ave- Phone East 6S9
- YEARS AT THE BUSINESS
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Good laundress wants washing 70
take home or days work out 1894 Delaware
ave. sw. 9yl-I
WANTED-Wiu take small washing and
ironing at home. 1905 9Th ST nv. jyi-2t
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UphOlStering.

BENZ. r. COLES & CO. upholsterinr Of an
kinds Slip covers. 500 eth NV. NJ. 65I6
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SOUTHEAST.

SOUTHEAST
a. 2. POWELL. 18th ana East Capitol St.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and @ sts-
~. s. EEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave-
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IN OUR BARGAIN ROOM

lou viii ind one splendid upright piano
mahogany case. elegantly carved: splendid
tone quality, and fully guaranteed Thfs Is
positively the best bargain In this city an
cannot be duplicated elsewhere. for 500 Our
price for II Is only Sl55
W. F. FREDERICK MUSIC CO.
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GEORGETOWN.
=. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II 81. NV.
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RNOfkA E1EAS4s
CHAS. H BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS ne
NcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and E SITS
y. J. DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. 9th and
Gt1.
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DreSsmaking.

FANCY and plain dressmaking at home or
by the day; also children's clothes: good.
honest work at fair prices. MRS. HARVEY.
400 o St NV. ie29-4t
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TWO second floor unfinished rooms: light
housekeeping, SIC. 463 G 81. NV. jyI-3t
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UNFURNISHED second floor. 1l3 st. Sc.
three fine large rooms; opposite Congress
sional Library. 5yi-3t
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SIX ROOMS and bath. over a store. $3.50.
J. =. DONoHOE, 30S East Capitol ST.
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THREE rooms. second foori light house
keeping; also third hoor, three rooms. $50
II 81 NV. jy1-2t
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting.
no pain look, feel. act. ana lasr Ionee-
than natural teeth shrunke1 faces MADE no.
NAL painless ming DR. J. /. WILSON.
1868 ST. nv. ieZ5--Gr
CIT RATE DENTISTRY
so Ser OF Teeth. Geld Crowns and Brfdreuors
81 Filings. 50c. Painless Extraction Free.
y. s Army and Navy Dental Associatiou
DR. D HARRY MORAN, Mgr,
Css ! ST NV CORNER or TTH
uy7-G
OPEN $50 A. II. TO $50 P. NJ
DRS. o. ". & ". J. ELZEY, DENTISTS
s W Cor 10th and SITS. ~. ".
Specialists in Painless Extracting. Cola
Grown and Bridge Work. Filings. auc Plates
that 1t Satisfaction guaranteed o. unoneV
refunded Moderate prices Phone II AZ
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TWO communicating and hall rooDs; suit
able for kitchen; gas. bath; very cheap.
so 2lst ST NV. It
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SOUTHWEST.
". HUGO EISENBEISS, 7th and 3 streets
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TWO or three rooms. second floor. light
housekeeping; cheap. ls ID 81. NV. II
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OF INTEREST TO
THE HOUSEWIFE

Vinegar diluted with water will remove
grease from a stove.
For mixing four and water use a fork or
egg beatq to make it smooth and free from
Jumps.
Never beat or stir cereals or rice with
a spoon. 1t makes them pasty. Use a
plated silver fork.
To keep the silver from furnishing put a
piece Of gum eamphor in the trunk, chest
or drawers where the silver is kept.
II one uses a large toy iron infants
dress Jokes will look better and will not be
damaged as when ironed with those COM
monty used.
One woman, who o. her own ironing,
has a high chair made for the purpose, In
which she sits before the board while she
Is working
In dampenlng clothes use a clean whisk
broom. This will dampen the clothes even
ly, all over, and make the weekly ironing
a much easier task.
The best thing 10 clean windows with is
vinegar. Rub It on with a soft cloth, dry
with another and polish with a wash
channels.
If you are storing your household effects
for an Indefinite period. wrap all table and
bed linen. on, In fact, any white material,
in dark blue paper to prevent 1t from turn
ing yellow.
Buy crude carbolic acid for sinks. It is
cheaper and answers the same purpose.
Put the crude oil down the pipes. cover the
opening and leave some time before flush
ing the pipes.
Handkerchiefs, towels, etc, can be
bleached by washing in the usual manner
and then allowing them to stand over night
in a solution of one-half teaspoonful of
cream of tartar TO each quart of water
used.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
AND ITS SOCIAL WAR.
Effort to Patch Up Peace and Retain
Both Barr and Tucker Until
Show Closes.

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 25.-The board OF
directors of the jamestown Exposition has
agreed to confer ceremonial and social
duties on the social committee named, in
dependent of both warning heads, Mr.. Barr
having only the power to approve or dis
approve Of all estimates Of the cost of such
functions.
The social committee named Is composed
of Judge t. s.. Garnett, Captain j. w. Nc
Carrick. John L. Watson, Quinn 7. Shop
herd. Alvah H. Martin. S. Gordon Cum
ming. George "A. Schmeltz. c. Brooks john
ston, Admiral Harrington and Major-Gen-
eral Grant. They are given absolute con-
troll Of all social functions. entertainment
of all guests and reception Of foreign e
resentatives. \
President fuckers friends object siren
uously to his being relieved OF the social
functions. There are some who believe
that the plan Of the directors will be re-
p~udiated by both men and that they will
withdraw from the exposition.
A petition from the business men was
presented to Mr.. Barr asking him to re-
consider his resignation. Both Mr.. Tucker
and Mr.. Barr declined to discuss the ac-
tion Of the board.
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THE NEW COATS
WILL BE LONGER.

Coats are longer than last years styles,
| both In the cutaway and the military.
The former will not be less than &c inches,
while 30 instead of "a Is the average length
| for the latter design. For all practical pur-
poses the coat sleeves are long and in con-
ventional shapes. Those in the cutaway
Jackets are sometimes tucked in a group
OF three, all the same width, being a little
less than an inch-the tucks entirely en-
c~ircling the arm Qast season they stopped
a few inches from the inner seam, 1t will
be remembered), and coming just above the
elbow.
The trim military wrap Is made perfectly
tight fitting, SO before adopting 1t a woman
should consider her figure, and unless quite
sure of success should pass on to other pat
terms that are less severe.
The high standing collar is braid trimmed
and lightly touched with buttons. The
closing is the conventional braid and but
tons, or the neat-looking frogs. A fiat
braid an inch wide trims all edges and
stimulates cuffs on the coat sleeves. The
breast pocket gives a finishing touch to this
jaunty coat.
A comparatively short coat ia cutaway
mod is a practlcal-looking garment. 1t is
semi-iltting, by means of seams from the
shoulders, and it closes single-breasted.
The corners at lower edge of fronts are
square instead of being rounded off, and
the sleeves are fairly full, gathered into
cuffs somewhat after the bishop style.
These are trimmed with a little braid
passing over buttons, and pocket Ike flaps to
finished with a mans collar and small re-
Vers, while the skirt that goes with this
coat is in six cores, having an inverted box
pleat on each seam, stitched to knee length.
The lower edge is trimmed with long tabs
decorated with the braid, and buttons in
Keeping with the coat decoration.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
PLANS OF THE SESAME
CLUB FOR M YEAR.

The program of the work of the Sesame
Club has been arranged for the winter,
and is now in the hands of the printer.
1t Will be ready for distribution among
the member in a few days. In many
ways the club study will differ from the
lines followed in other years. The MEM
bers will not write and read papers on
various SUBJECTS, but instead will listen
to talks by well-known men in public life
on subjects OF local interest. The general
subject for the year will be Current
Topics"
Mrs. Henry H. Dawson, president of the
New Jersey State Federation of Women's
Clubs, and a membe of Sesame, will be
the first speaker at the first meeting, when
federation matters viii be discussed. The
Free PIbU1ic Library will not be used as
a meeting place this year. Instead the
meetings will alternate between the lee
ture room of the South Park Presbyterian
Church and the homes of the members.
Other speakers who have already been
secured are Arthur "A. Denman. president
of the Newark Board, of Works, who will
talk on CITY Improvemenrs;'' Carl Ban
wart. secretary of the Newark Shade Tree
Commission. who VIII discuss City
Forestry the Rev. Adolph Roeder, OF
Orange. whose topic will be Municipal
Needs in. General" and the Rev. DR.. Ly-
man WhTtney Allen, who will talk on
Art"
An executive meeting of the club will be
held the early part of next week to elect
delegates and alternates to the State
Federation meeting in Orange, the last
week OF next month.
Those or the program committee are
Miss Helen. Pointer. chairman; Mrs. Henry
A.. Hausslmg, Miss Emma /. Richards,
Mrs. Samuel Clark. Mrs. Richard J. Jen-
kinson and Mrs. George w. Fowler.
The club is planning a large musicale to
be given in the South Park Church In the
middle. of the winters
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|. l. WHITE WEEDS
NEWSPAPER MAN
AMDsFORMER PASTOR.
Marriage Takes Place at Worcester,
Mass, Which Is the Home
of the Bride.
[spectal to the Erenine star.1

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 25.-In
All Saints Church at noon today, with
the Rev. Thomas r. Davies as officiat-
ing clergyman, the Rev. Israel Losey
White, a member of the editorial staff
Of the Newark IN. ]. Evening News,
married Miss Grace Peckham Bald
win, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Baldwin, of IL Cedar street,
before, an audience which completely
filed the auditorium of the building,
and composed of tine most exclusive
society leaders of central Massachu-
sets and points in New Jersey. The
best man was Francis Landey Patton,
jr, Of New York city, and the ushers
were Andrew Clark Quimby. George
Fl. Danforth, jr., New York; the Rev.
Minot c.. Morgan, Summit. N. J.; Will
lam Wisner White. Cleveland; Lynde
Sullivan, Maiden, Mass; Putnam
Danielson, Putnam, Conn; William T.
PecAiam, Providence, r. l.: John d.
Baldwin and Marcus L. Foster, Wor-
cester.
The full Episcopal service was used,
and the bride was, escorted to the altar
by her father. There were no brides
maids. The bride wore a creation Of
white satin, cut liberty princess, with
duchess lace trimmings Her veil of
lace has been worn 10th by her mother
and grandmother on their wedding
days. More than so invitations have
been issued for the reception, which
took place at the Cedar street house
following the ceremony. The home of
the brides parents is of'the. Dutch col
onial structure and one OF the Oldest
in central Massachusetts. The BRIDE
groom is a son of the Rev. Theodore
d. White, d. D., of Summit. N. j., and
was formerly pastor of the First Pres
bvterian Church of Newark. Among
the guests at the wedding were Miss
Esther White, Mrs. George Whitman
Danielson, Mrs. Charles X. Murray
DR.. F. H.. Peckham. Miss Katherir
Peckhkam, Miss Alice Peckham, DR.
Charles Peckham, Dr.. and Mrs
Edward M C. Harris, Mrs. Frank p
Newton, Mrs. John Sullivan. Miss Sui
livan. Miss Margaret Sullivan, Miss
Margaret White and Mr. and Mrs
Theodore f. White. jr. The couple will
live in South Orange after their returr
from a wedding tour.
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After all there Is nothing which wins
admiration for a girl more fthan simplicity
and naturalness. To be ones real self is
qualities of heart and mind, and indeed
one mightsadd. of both.
1t is a pity this fact is not more fully
realized by the ignorant. who turn to the
cheap show, the artificial, and whose de-
sire Is to appear other than that which
they really are. This aping of customs
and manner7sms which are not natural
often destroy all the natural charm one
may possess.
1t is quite true that the cold formalities
Of so-called society are not conducive to
the preservation of this most beautiful at
tribute Of childhood. Yet we occasionally
find a woman who has never lost 1t, and
we sound her praises so loudly and with
such marked emphasis that it should serve
as a lesson to many a young girl striving
to attain airs and ~gracesethat do not right
fully belong to her.
If we admire the sweet simplicity OF
little c~hildren-and, after all, what is more
charming about them ?-we have more req
son to admire and praise the simplicity II
one who has been buffeted by LIES storms
and who has lost none Of her confidence
Il LII ITlSl III AiCi AAO bC4h&oy D0b WIN
goes on through life brave enough to fol-
low tho good impulses of her heart, and
who 10 not afraid to be true to herself al
any cost no matter what station in life
she may occupy.
The world Is usually disappointed In O
man Of renown. His bearing is expected
to give signs of extraordinary genius OF
virtue or exalted position. Yet frequently
theer is no trace of it; with all his great
ness the man himself realizes that others
are created equal to him. He is only Z
man, and a very simple and unassumine
one, but people fail % grasp the fact that
true greatness has no need to advertise
Itself.
So 1t shout be with women who have
unusual adventures of culture and educa,
ton. 1t is not necessary for them to strive
to impress their greatness upon others
so. consequently, they leave such efforts
to their less favored sisters.