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The Washington times., 1908-10-14
PROGRAM OF PEACE
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donia to the new Bulgarian indepen-
dency.'
Bulgarian officers are organizing bands
in both of these places and are sup
plying them with arms and bombs.
Agents Of Bulgaria are also in all TIE
principal Macedonian towns attempting
to work up an annexation sentiment.
Turkey is convinced that Prince Ferdi-
nand, the new Car Of Bulgaria" will
delay a proclamation OF war for a few
days in the hope that Turkey VIII take
the initiative II Turkey declines. IL is
felt certain here that Ferdinand will
himself declare war.
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Died

SEwALI-At his home. West Fails Church
Va. TUESDAY, October u. ls1s at $50 %. NJ
JOSEPH q. SEWALL- IN the eighteth year
o. his age
Funeral from s.. James Catholic Church.
West Falls Church. Va. Friday. Octo7s-
Is 10 a. m. ocls-ey
BARN ETT-SUTlenly in Los Angeles. Cal.
on Monday. O-t.aer g. 1905 MORRIS. low
ing husband ~ Bertha Barnett, aged
segcuty-ous years.
Funeral from " r. Spears undertaking
establishment. Thursday. October is. JOS
az 10 "A m- In-ermeut private Please
omit flowers II
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SUES FOR MALPRACTICE.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. oct IA
Claiming that absorbent sponge or
gauze was left IN his abdomen after an
operation for appendicitis, Charles r.
Chase has br0ught sI-t in the district
court for $4,000 against A. z. Condor,
s. r. Hopkins, and + W HOughton.
who, ne alleges, performed the opera
ton. The operation was performed. the
plaintiff, states, IN June, 1908. He. asks
$50 900 for physical and mental pains
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EAGLES TO HAVE BAZAAR.

For two weeks during November the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles will hold a
big bazaar and CIrniavl at the Eagles
Home and club house. Sixth AMI r
streets northwest The affair will be
formally opened Monday night, Novom-
Der g. A special feature n the program
" III he a vaudeville entertainment every
evening. A complimentary vaudeville
entertainment VIII be given Tuesday
night, October 20. by the bazaar and
carnival committee.
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REFUSES PAYMENT.

LANCASTER, Pa. oct. 14-There is
an interesting case on trial in court
here in which the defendant. Adam
Rem. is ninety-tTso years Old. Amanda
Bowers has sued him for services rep
deTed and he appeared to resist rscoy-
cry claiming that he needed no one &c
10 any services Tor him
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Marriage Licenses.

AirnrI- F.. Jardine ana Altha MOllOhaE.
Washington.
James r. SheriCr, il. and EliZabetl-
TCmpkns, Washington.
Walter : Erwin and Elsie George,
Washington.
William w. TIouseknecht ana Laura l.
NauGle. Washington.
Edmund l. Pearson and Mary Sellers,
Washington.
Lloyd + Colli1ov-er and Mary a CO..
Inns Washington
Ladislaus Detre. Budapest. and Lillian
COblenZer. WaShinCtUu.
Edward Morris Savage and Nellie
SClhy. Washington.
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BITTEN BY SNAKE.

TULSA, Okla, oct. 14.-Suffering ter
rible agony as the result Of being Bit
ten by diamond rattlesnakes. which he
fought for four hours, and Of which he
killed ninety, John Jordan. a tank
builder in the oil field near Kiefer. lies
in Tulsa hospital in a precarious con-
dItiOn. and his recovery is doubtful
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Death notices inserted IN The
Washington Times will, or request,
De published in the next issue OF
The Baltimore News or The Phila-
5eIphia Evening Times without
further charge.
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DIES IN SUBWAY.

NEW YORK. oct. Thames II. JUd-
son, 30 years old, senior member OF the
firm Of Z. ". JudsOn & Sons, metal pol
IsherS. dropped dead in The subway sta
tion at Jackson avenue today. Apo
pleNy is given as the cause Of death.
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PIANO is REWARD
IN REBUS CONTEST

Interest IS being aroused in the rebus
contest now being conducted by the +.
G Smith Piano Company, Of 1925 Penn
sylvania avenue, which manufactures
the Bradbury and Webster pianos.
The rebus, which will appear in The
Times. again tomorrow evening, is easily
read if the little pictures are studied
carefully. II requires but little time
and effort The winners viii get a 500
Bradbury piano and cash prizes.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

William II. and Rebecca B. WoOdend,
boy.
Harry B. and Leila B. PETERS. girl
HermOn and Sarah Leon, boy.
Thomas J. and Annie l.. Leonard, girl.
Max anG Biudeil KUrad, boy.
Jacob and Rena COhn, girl.
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Deaths

De Witt G. Sprague, y years, 20O9 G
street northwest
James Daily, so years, 2112 II street
northwest.
Sarah A. Ossire, II years, 1920 NJ street
northwest.
Sarah A Collins. 81 years, 14OS Thirty
fifth street northwest.
Alice Bright. A years, 517 Z street
southeast.
William II. Henry, 40 years, 1898 II
street northwest.
oliver p Johnson. - years, 1889 Wis
cOnsin avenue northwest.
Charles Chamberlin. 80 years, $50 Louis
lana avenue northwest
Mary J. WOude Sargent. 81 years, 1893
Fifth street northwest
John r.. Mcdonald, 45 years, 1918 Sixth
street southwest
Harriet Scofield. Sc years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Infant OF Daniel and Josephine O'Lon-
nell. j day, Providence Hospital
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MONTHS PAY EVERY HOUR.

PITTSBURG. Get. 14-PoIicemau Pot
ter. OF this city. has struck OIL i'm TIC
Butler helC. His interest in great,
gushing petroleum well there is yielding
him an ordinary poliCeman's month S
salary every hour
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Moses Ist Annual October Linen Sale.
-Advt
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TO THE PUBLIC 3 Armstrong. for
merry az 9Th and I. has opened an oyster
business a. sos New York ave nv.
SCISSOR
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Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for
s'1 name. Look Ter signature E. ". Grove. sc
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RgV ms BUSINESS COLLEGE. SCE1 & x
$50 MONTHS Dav.
Civil Service preparation. Nirht
Shorthand Typewrit.ng. Bookkeeping. e:c.
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Shorthand and TyPewriting.
We teach Pitman- Graham. GregE. Baraea.
a1d the Syllable systems. 3 20 100 words PEI
minute in 10 hours guaranteed SpecIas
rates tJr pupils enrolling now Positions pro
vfded for our pupils Catalogue free-
sTENOGRAPHIC ACADEAIT. Colorado BldE
Auu-If
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SaItsman-Deford SchooI.

Dramatic expression. voice culture. piano.
-g7 @ NV ocS-rr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02

Gladiator diamonds Saturday. The
score was 20 to 19 in favor Of the
Bulldogs. The battery for the Bull
dogs was H. Plantz and r. McGrager.
The exciting feature of the game was
that the Bulldogs made four home
runs in the sixth inning.
About two hundred people came to
Canton Sunday on the excursion from
Pittsburg arriving in Canton at IL: sc
and leaving for Pittsburg at p. m.
The new state law with regard to
purchasing tickets before boarding
which went into effect few days ago
is proving satisfactory to the railroads
and the conductors, as much time is
saved In the collecting of fares.
The law provides that where per
sons board passenger trains at sta
tions where ticket Offices have been
open 80 minutes prior to the depar
ture of trains they must either be
equipped with a ticket or the con
ductos is permitted to collect an ex
cess of 10 cents over the regular fare
So far conductors appear to have nc
trouble, patrons seemed TO have taken
the hint and now buy their tickets
thus saving the extra 10 cents. Be
fore the number of cash fares paid on
trains was large and the conductors
went about with their pockets bulg
ing with change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
QUIET SUNDAY
Was That Spent by President and
Family at Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, June 2S.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt ac-
companied by all the children attend
ed Christ church this morning to hear
Bishop Burgess, of the diocese of Long
Island, preach at confirmation. Miss
Ethel Roosevelt drove from Sycamore
Hill early to take charge of her class
of girls at the Sunday school.
Captain F1tzhugh Lee, the presi-
dents former military aide at the
white house, accompanied the family
to church. Captain Lee has been a
guest at Sycamore Hill for several
days He is about 10 sail for France
where he is to study French military
methods at one Of the government
schools.
When Secretary Loeb was asked to-
night concerning the report that Am
erican societies had protested against
the acceptance by Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Ethel of a Turkish order con.
ferred on them by the sultan he de-
clared that nothing was known here
of the matter and insisted that no
Official notification OF the presenta-
tion Of the orders had been received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
A Grand Family Medicine.

III gives me pleasure to speak a
good word for Electric Bitters," writes
Mr.. Frank Conlan, OF No. 436 Houston
ST., New York. TITS grand family
medicine for dyspepsia and liver com
plieations; while for lame back and
weak kidneys it cannot be too highly
recommended" Electric Bitters rCgu-
late the digestive functions, purify
the blood and impart renewed vigor
and vitality to the weak and debili-
tated OF both sexes. Sold under
guarantee at The Durbin. & Wright
Co.'s drug store. see,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02

which had to run on account Of the
pickup in traffic II is predicted that
the so called rush will continue.
Both the Pennsylvania railroad and
the Baltimore & Ohio ran excursion
trains out of Canton yesterday to
Cedar Point Both left Canton early
in the morning and returned late at
night. twenty-five persons took pass
age over the Pennsy special, and a
like number went over the B. & o.
H. T. Irwin, city passenger agent
Of the Pennsylvania railroad at To-
ledo, was visitor yesterday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
w. Irwin, at 429 Fulton street.
The B. & o. railroad is offering. low
rates for Fourth of July travellers.
Fare and half will be charged for
round trip tickets on that day, on all
rates exceeding 81.
Jarvis & Co, of Chicago. sent three
horses to the Canton races yesterday
over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
b. b, Baughman superintendent Of
the Wheeling & Lake Erie telegraph
Offices, returned Saturday from Mon
treal, Canada. where he attended a
convention OF superintendents OF tel
egraph. 1t Is said to have been one
of the largest ever held there in point
of attendance. There was an exhibi-
tion Of telephones aud other electri-
cal instruments. tE
c. G. syler, dispatcher at the
Wheeling and Lake Erie, with his
wife aad son are visiting friends in
Baltic for few days +, b Ray is
taking his place at ths w 4 L. e.
during his absence.
The Bulldogs OF the wheeling and
Lake F'-t-' seices and the Diebold Safe
and played a game at the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
RAILROAD NEWS

On all the railroads leading in and
out of Canton, there has been grad
ual resumption Of business during the
past week. Not that the traffic is
anything like normal, but there is a
marked increase in the number of
trains and the amount Of freight on
the three roads. The general stagnant
condition which has been maintained
on all the railroads for the past eight
months is beginning to disappear and
it is predicted that from now on the
traffic will continue to increase.
The late stagnancy has had but lit
tle effect upon the passenger trafic
but 1t has been the freight department
which has borne the brunt OF the de-
preston. The heads of all Of the 10
cal ticket stations state that they have
felt the depression very little but the
freight of1cials have a different story
10 tell.
Al both the Pennsylvania and the
baltimore & Ohio stations a pereept'
ible increase in traffic is reported and
Ihe wheeling 4 Lake Erie has been
hisited with what might almost be
termed a rush. In normal times, the
amount of business would not be con
Sidered unusual but now II is consid-
cred extraordinary, At the local yards
there was a much greater number Of
arains sent out last week than for
naEy months. At the Columbia yards
near MaRsillon, the rush was felt great
est For the first time in over halt
q year men became scarce. Those
who had been temporarily discharged
were called back to take out the trains
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
AKRON HORSEMEN
Will Attend the Race Meeting This
Week-Horses Entered From
Rubber City.

w. B. Miller, the president Of the
Gentlemen's Driving club of Akron ac-
companied by about 20 members of
the club, will attend the opening day
of the race meet in Canton.
The Akron horsemen are interested
in the Akron entries. Jimmie Mac,
Jim MeAllister's side-wheeler, got in
the money in the 2:2o pace at Rock
port last week. He starts in two
ev ents here this week and he win
doubtless get piece of the change.
Frank Ananias is another Of the
Akron side-wheelers who starts here
this week and as he has been a mat
inee star in Akron he will have many
hackers when he starts here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
rho ees, I'm. Evsr s,Id.

"After dOetcring Is years for
ell ronic indigestion, and spending over
two haRdred dollars, nothing has done
me as much good as Dr. Kings New
Life Pills / consider them the best
pills ever sold" writes b. p. Aygcue,
of Ingleside, ~ G. Sold under guar
antee at The rvbin a Wright Co.'s
drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02

Findlay-Two boys badly scratch
ed by cat guard when they seek to
steal cherries from orchard OF p. H.
Thomas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02

Columbus-Stats board Of school ex-
aminers refuses licenses to 15 Of 80
teachers who took examination for
LIE eertifleatsa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02

Royal Java Blend COHes is what
yea want
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
SPECIAL

$3.50 SUITS rIn 90
Remodeling Sale Price 80. 0IZ.OO
$1s.oo SUITS GIo cA
Remodeling Sale Price ....OIO.OO
$4,000 SUITS CIR m
RemodeIing Sale Price ....OlO.OO
$22.oo SUITS CIc I'm
RemodeIing Sale Price 80. OlOs w
$24oo SUITS Qto M
RemodeIing Sale Price -. OIO'UO
$500 SUITS GI0 7C
RemodeIins Sale Price .... ..piO.fJ
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
HosO 10 Make Vour
Home More AffrocffGe.
TO the HouSetODe Thar wiz
Make for Beauty and Added Comfort.

Take two of the brass curtain rings,
the oil -fashioned brass ones as large as
a bracelet will answer, and tie them
loosely together with a ribbon. Place
them in an upright position and pass
one corner of the towel through the
back of the lower ring, through the
front of the upper one, then drag it
through, bringing the point over the top
of the upper n and pass it into tho
lower ring. Pull on the long end of the
towel; it will clasp the rings together
and hold them as tightly as if they were
sewed on. Hang the ring on a nail,
making the towel convenient for the
children to reach without taking It
down to be thrown on the washstand
or floor.
What the fish and fruit pictures have
beer in the dining room. the animal
plaques are taking part place in the
wall decorations. The plaques are of
dull white bisque, china or any earthen-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
GIRLS GOWN.

Very striking is a young girls gown
of delicate maroon cloth, the %princesse
skirt of which is caught up in slight
draperies to the left side of the front,
beneath an exceedingly long-shouldered
fichu torsage, the upper edges very
decollete over a white tucked tulle
chemisette applique with trail motifs
of lace, upon which rested a narrow
inner vest or fold of old rose crepe
de chine, of which the gauged sleeve
was also fashioned, ornamented with
hanging tassels of marion silk.
And t. wear with this there went a
high crown hat of old rose crepe, clus-
tered with lizard-green frayed silk
rosettes, and a black osprey set almost
at a complete right angle from the left
side of the front.
1t is apparently Impossible to insist
too severely on the long. sinuous sill
houtte, now sympathetically concluded
by the exceedingly long close sleeve for
day wear. the cuff falling completely
over the hand hi a name so beloved
of the great Sarah.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21

DIR. Watson receives a letter from
Percy Phelps, an old college FRIEND
who entered the foreign Office through
the influence of his uncle, Lord Hold
hurst. Phelps seeks the aid of the doc
tor and his friend, Sherlock Holmes,
in Strengthening out a misfortune which
wrecked his career. The couple call on
him at his home at Working to near his
story and find him just recovering from
brain fever, nursed by Annie Harrison.
to whom he is engaged. The latter's
brother. Joseph. is also at the house.
Phelps tells how the original copy of
the ava treaty between England and
Italy. entrusted to him by Lord Hold
hurst to COPY. was stolen m~ysteriously
from his office.
He recounts the investigation which
led to the arrest of the commissionnaire's
wife, who had been in the room, and
how it was found that she did not have
the papers. leaving the mystery still
unsolved.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21

ware with the animal in statuary posed
on q jutted rock or bit of ground. 1t
stands out in bold relief from the
plaque. The pieces are all Of white
and somewhat suggestive Of statuary.
They are pretty and really very cheap
Some sell for three and lour dollars.
Since the artistic uses of burlap have
beer recognized, the manufactures has
lent his aid, and it is now possible to
obtain this material in a variety OF
colors, The rich shades Of tobacco
brown and green, dark reds and delft
blue being particularly effective for
decorative work.
For covering a screen nothing is more
artistic or more practical than burlap.
A particularly handsome bedroom
screen is of delft blue burlap decorated
with a bold conventional design
wrought oft in gold thread. The de-
sign was, of course. applied before the
screen was mounted.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
A LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP.

Dear Miss Doom:
| am a girl Of is and have been going
with a young nan two years my senior
for practically all my life. He lives
two doors from my hones and in that
way we were playmates, then school
mates, and now it seems different. He
calls on me at least three times a week
and generally more often. l go to
church with him; he takes me TO
dances, ETC., but eve has he uttered
a word of love to me. / love him
dearly and would like to know If you
think he cares for me.
TROUBLED.
Probably it has not dawned upon him
that you are grown up. Be content for
the present with his friendship. 1 am
quite sure that he cares for you
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
Hg1ifb tie Needle and Thread.

If you would have your new spring
frock strictly up L the moment be sure
to introduce a yoke and sleeves of thi
net or ace if possible. Make the slew
very long, allowing them to come wei
over the hand. If the sleeves are tight
fitting to the shoulder they must be
worn under an owe sleeve, broad bre-
telle or jumper waist.
SO great is the demand for lace garni-
ture upon the lingerie froclS that it is
profusely used as shoulder pieces in
jumper effects, with the ends extending
almost to the knee line in a point. The
cores of the skirt may be finished with
a broad piece to match the bodice
straps, making a lovely effect at the top
of the skirt. Nhen this arrangement is
made on the waist, the skirt is laid in
a wide inverted b%cX-plait on each gore
to furnish an accommodating space for
the lace. \ simple hem Is the only ar
rangement OF the bottom Ct the dress.
This lace idea works splendidly in the
making over OF 4 gown of last season,
which may be so disguised as to pre-
sent an altogether new appearance, SO
look through your treasure chests and
bring out all Of your old lace. for every
scrap OF it may De utilized.
Stitched taffeta and messaline ribbon
in a soft cream shade may be utilized
10 advantage in the making Of the
dainty seryiceable stock depicted here
with. The collar. which is very high,
is made on y chiffon and fcatherhone
foundation. It's severity is relieved by
rows Of hou1stitchiug, and at the top Is
a soft chiffon rucrfng.
The messalir fihhous is draped IN
soft folds around ,he lower edge Of the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
TIE EUenin6 Stars Cook
Book ana Daily Menu.
Vegetable Recipes That Will Be Found
APpefizin6 ar CHS SeaSOn of b Year.
BY AUNT MATTY.

SUNDAY-BREAKFAST.
Oatmeal and cream
Lamb chops Baked potatoes
Mullins Coffee
DINNER.
Alphabet soup
Sailed peanuts
Roast lamb Roast potatoes
Macaroni au gratin Peas
Coffee jelly with whipped cream
Coffee
SUPPER.
Broiled Ash.
Banana salad Fried potatoes
Chocolate cake
Tea
MoNDAY-BREAKFAsT.
Oranges
Cereal and Cream
Poached eggs on toast, with cress
Potatoes fried with onions
- Plain mullins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Frizzled beef
Dreamed potatoes
Brown bread and butter
Sweet pepper salad
Junket, with rea
Tea. s
DINNER.
Cream of corn soup.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
SHE CALLS AT HIS OFFICE.

Dear Miss Doom:
| am a young lady of 20, and have
known for the last eight years a young
man of %. For six years did no see
him. as we live quite a distance apart.
But he knows an aunt Of mine and
spent q week at her home recently. ]
met him there. Since then I have
been over to see him and his family,
and he has also called at my house
twice. This young man has a place
of business in New York, and-I also
work in New York. / often call at
his place of business. Now, dear Miss
Doom, is 1t proper for me to do so and
do you think he loves me. or is it only
friendship? CONSTANT READER.
l would not call upon him at his Of
flee, If I were you. ASK him to call al
your home. If he loves you he viii
be glad to accept your invitation.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21

TO prepare leftover onions d~electably
boil some rice in a little salted water
and when done drain. but reserve the
liquor. Butter a baking dish and ar
range the rice and cold onions in alter
nate layers, cutting the onions into
small pieces, if desired. Make a sauce
by adding milk, butter and salt 10 the
rice water. and If necessary. thickcn
with a little -four. Pour this into the
baking dish. %saturating the rice and
onions thoroughly: the top with
butsered bread crumbs and bake until
brown.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-21
CANDY AT THE THEATRE.

Dear Margery Doom:
am a lad of 20 and am going to take
a girl friend to the theatre. Do you
think 1 should take a box of candy to
eat at the theatre? BY answering this
you will greatly oblige. ANXIOUS.
l think it would be in better taste to
take her a few roses or a bunch of VIC
let's Save your offering of candy until
some time when you intend to spend
the evening at her home. However, it
would be no breach of etiquette to take
the candy. II you and she both desired
Ii