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The Washington herald., 1909-01-31

Charles Frohman VIII present Miss
Ethel Barrymore at the National Theater
on Monday, February 5. IN her greatest
success, Lady Frederick" a comedy n
three acts. by ". Somerset Vaughan,
the author Of Jack Straw" Miss Bar
rymore has just completed a long run
at the Hudson Theater, New York. In
Lady Frederick" she IS seen as an Irish
widow, neither young nor old, who is liv-
ing far beyond her slender means, but
who has an army OF suitors- The scenes
OF the play are laid in Monte Carlo at the
present tine. Mr.. Frohman makes an
exceptionally beautiful production Of the
play, and has surrounded Miss Barry
more with a notable company, including
Bruce McRae. Norman Tharp. Charles
Hammond, Arthur Elliot, Orlando DAILY
Vira Stowe. Anita Rothe, and others.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
VIC. Irwin 4 Co., Ltd
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS zOR-

AGENTS zoR-
oceanic Steamship Co.. San Francisco
Cal,
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PhilA-
dalphia, Pa,
WsEa1au Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar
Company, Honolulu Plantation Co.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co.,
Kilaues Sugar Plantation Co., olo-
walu Company, Paauhau Sugar Plan
satloa Co., Waimanalo Sugar Co
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
PUTNAM DAMON

For elaborateness and beautifully
striking effect the decorations in Cen
trail Union church last evening at the
wedding probably ex-
ceeded any previous attemput of sim
liar nature within the social history
of Honolulu.
Miss Violet Damon and DR.. Frank
Lawrence Putnam, the Rev. DR.. Dore-
mus Scudder officiating, were married
in the presence of a gathering so great
that many of the guests were standing.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Damon, her grandfather
having been the Rev. Samuel Damon,
affectionately known as Father Da-
man, pastor of the Seaman's Bethel
of Honolulu. Samuel Damons wife
was the daughter of Samuel Mills of
"Haystack Meeting glory.
The groom, DR.. Putnam is a well
known resident of Kauai and mem
Der of the Hawaiian Territorial Me-
dical Association. The guests includ-
ed representatives of all the noted fam
lilies whose lives and names are iden'
titled with Hawaii's religious growth.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
GETTING BEADY
FOR BIG CHANGE

Olowalu, WaimanaIo and Hilo Sugar
companies held meetings this morning
and all made such amendments to their
charters as will permit the change OF
agencies from w. G. Irwin & Company
to c. Brewer & Company.
This move was absolutely necessary
before final action on the merger could
be taken, and the plantations are now
so fixed that they can without further
delay or parley pass from one agency
to the other.
AS the deal with the Brewer people
does not take effect until 1910, the
plantations mentioned will run on as
now until that time.
The meetings were special, as dis
tinguished from regular, each lasting
only long enough to act upon the
amendments proposed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
BISHOP TRUST CO.
LADIES DEPT.

The Bishop Trust Company, Ltd, beg
to announce that on January LIST, 1870
they will open Ladies' Department
in connection with their Trust bust
ness, where ladies, DESTROYS Of saving
money, or with property interests, or
funds to invest may call or correspond
and receive advice as to opening a
bank account, putting their funds out
at interest buying real estate, stocks
or bonds, or investing in any other
class Of security. Under the laws of
the Territory a woman can hold prop
erty in her own right.
The Bishop Trust Company feel that
they have been fortunate in securing
for this Department the services of
Miss ]. T. MacIntyre, who is well
known to the business community of
Honolulu as the manager for eight
years past of Bishop & Company's
Savings Bank. Miss Mcintyre will
have an Office in the Bishop Trust Co.'S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
PROHIBITION LAW
NOT DESIRABLE

EDITOR STAR:-Kindly allow me
space in your valuable paper to ex.
press my opinion on the prohibition
question.
l believe to pass a prohibition law
for this Territory will be injurious to
the community of the lower class, es-
pecially the Hawaiian people. AS it
is today this people (Hawaiians) are
decreasing very fast, not because OF
the liquor only but of their getting
away from the soil Qand) where they
can raise good healthy food, as in the
days of old.
When Captain Cook discovered these
islands there we're 100000 inhabitants.
Why were the Hawaiians numerous in
those days? Is it not because they
were tilling the lands? They planted
their own taro and potatoes, they had
plenty to eat, and consequently they
raised healthy children-although the
Hawaiian people had their own liquor
at the time. .
To have a closed town will not pre-
vent anyone from drinki>g worse liq-
uors than what we now have, but will
prevent them from getting good liq-
uors l think that can be easily re-
NEEDED by having liquor inspectors
appointed or elected.
Furthermore, to pass a prohibition
law for this territory would be merely
the encouraging of smuggling liquors
into these islands. and the result will
be that few people will be benefited.
Swipe makers, ETC., will open up and
the worst of liquors will be sold on the
sly.
Every living soul placed on this
earth has free agency, to choose for the
best or the worst, and all will be judg-
ed according to their works.
GEORGE LOWE.
Honolulu, Nov "a, 1909.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
LIFE RESIDENCE
FOR REV. OSBORNE

St. Clements chapel indebtedness of
SO 500 is to be wiped out by Tom May,
one of the founders of the pretty lit
tie church, he having agreed to pay off
the debt on condition that the church
incorporate and that his old friend,
the Rev. John Osborne, pastor, conti-
nue. his home at the rectory for the rest
of his life.
The incorporation papers have been
drawn, showing assets amounting to
$l50,000.
The generous Tom May, while for
many years away in England, retains
his interest in the chapel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
BRCKACHE.

Backache is a very common affiiction
and is caused by the nerves of the spi-
nal column being affected. DR.. Miles
Nervine will relieve the pain by sooth-
ing, strengthening and curing the ner-
yes and equalizing the nerve force. Ii
first bottle does not benefit, get your
money back from your druggist.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
RESCUE work ABANDONED.

CHERRY, Illinois, November "a
All hopes of being able TO rescue alive
more of the miners caught in the ex-
plosion Of the st. Paul mine have been
abandoned It is now twelve days
since the catastrophe occurred
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.

Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu, 4. H., Nov. a. 1909.
Temperatures: a. M; 8 a m; 10
a m; and morning minimum.
70; rs; rs; rs; n.
Barometer reading: Absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at s a m:
3O.11; 5.340; Sc; 81.
Wind: Velocity and direction at 6
d. m; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
4 f.; E.; IS E.; u e.
Rainfall during "a hours ending a
M: none,
Total wind movement during "a hour
ended at noon 219 miles.
WIN. 3. SIOCKMAN,
Section Director
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-24

building on Bethel street, where she
will be found daily from 9 to 70, after
the LIST of January.
All accounts and transactions strict
ly confidential.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-05
seltianle Mcniden.

Sn 9enper fano oieier Sage Die
Notwithstanding Ser Bresbpte-
rianer bon Mmerifa itatt. Dabei fam
es 51 alerlei 9ebatten uno teilmeiie
81 8ei9liiien, iiber Die man fid) llur
ipunoern muB. 9erporgerufen pur~
ben iie ourh ben 8eridt oes gempe-
ren5fomites, Dos sen H~raii6eaten
Saft, &aiier @iIbelm urlo 8rofeilor
eliot, big Dor 4uraem Br1iioent Der
9arbmb-llniper1itdt, Der ibrigen
Mitmelt ais leudtenoe geilpiele bin-
itelte, neif fie Dem @enuB geiItiger
@etrGnfe gang entiagt bdtten, morii-
Der Die 3uborer bodli1 erbaut lpa.
rem. Nun mar Brdiioent Saft Sc
fanntli6 ME ein Semperen5ler; tpeili
er, pie Die 3eituneen bebaupten, ,leu-
eroings niht mebr trinft 10 lit ia.
ran tpobl oer unlitano ibulo, oo5
CT ieines 2eibes Siiae nid)t nod per.
eroBern min uno es .bor5iebt ieinen
Durlt nit flarem @alier gu ltinen.
@enn &aifer @ilbelm iein eeliebtes
oWiindener" a~ufgegeben BOT, 10 &C.
ibab es iebenfaus MIR auf &at Ser
aer5te ;iifer lit aber, ooB BON ieiner
Eafel Die geiitigen @etrdnfe ;lidt
berbannt iin6. @as nun IhlieBlic)
ben 8rdiioenten eliot betrifft, 10 fat
er fur5lid erfldrt, oaB er 3eit ieines
2ebens-er lit iiber 20 Sabre alt :
Dem maBigen @enuB geiitiser @etror,
fe gebulbigt babe, nun aber gu Der
giniidt gefommen lei, bob man obne
iolbe eben 10 gut ooer nod beIler
fertig merben tonne. 8ielleift TOM.
men mir, menn mir oos aIter pon
Hraiioent eliot erreidt baben, III
oerielben ginliht; einitneilen febli
uits nod Die geniigenoe @rfabruna,
u1to ba Serr eliot bod mobl nid)t
gerooe als pabl6redenoes 8eiIpict"
aelten fam, aud ipob[ feline Suit bat,
ii6 ielbit ols iol6es bel, Brobibitioni
item CUR 8erflgnng 5u itellen, 10 mol
len mir iins bamit begniigeu, ooiielhe
&ed)t 81 beanipru6en, Dos er ielblt
geiibt, ndmlih Biz gum 70. Sabre
mdbig, nber froblid 5u trinfen uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-05
Die characterization aanber.

Isle in oell Ser. 6toaten miro audi
III @erifo I'M nd6iten Sabre Elm
Genius porgenommen. Sriiber FAM
Den bort ale flint Sabre MufnoD.
men itatt, ieit 1900 ober lit Die 3ebn-
labrige Heriooe eingefubrt Die nehr
Belt giebt, oas geiammeIte %itatilit-
Idle Material 81 praftiidem Huscn
5u p~erorbeiten. Braiioent Dio5 bai
iid Der Sahe perionlit ongenom-
men, pie ia faum ettpas BON 9e.
oetttulg in ieinem 2anbe geidie6t,
Dem er nibt ben Sternpel leitcs
8iaens oufgeoriift bate = uno 10
bari man eriparterl, oaB BEL Der
aufnobme nit beltmoelid)er@ enaaie.
felt gearbeitet miro, nie 0as beIoG.
oers oesbalb miinihensnert 1T, ipcil
ii6 aitsldnoiide interchangeable
mebr uno mebr ben merifanildel
gooeni6asen mo @eld1ftsgelegen-
beiten 5utpenbet, beren &enntnis ullo
8erehnuns babel bon GROCER @idl-
tigfeit lit. Die Merifaner fniipfeit
an bas Geniusereebnis bie 9offnullg,
einen beoeutenoen 9epolferungs3il-
nab9 ner5eidlten 81 foiuneii, nomeni.
lih I'M 6inblid auf Die i%ii6anncri-
fonilhen Staatell, beioroers graii-
lien, oas unter oieien onriil an erftcr
Steae ltebt.
groiilien batte inn Sabre 1909
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-05
es bann auf5ugebell, rpel1n es ms

IS Odnn dnf5ugebelt, mel1n es ms
notig i6eint.
9ie 8eiipiele, oie oos presbpteri-
ibe &omite borfiibrt, linb ulio ohlle
3meifel i6lebt getpdblt; ober es ruu-
rem ipobl feline belieren su baben, r1o
oesbalb miiilen mir 5ufrieoen iclli.
Wenn Die Gresbpterinaner, oie Dodb
Die 8erbaltniiie alid fennen Ioatell,
oaraus irgeno einen Croft idopfen
fonnen, 10 ion es ibnen nnbenomlnen
iein. Man 1T ia iiberbaupt in oicier
3inli6t iebr beibeioeu geporDelt.
Iber Die 8resbpterinaller lino nit
Der Standardization nidt 3lt-
frieoen, Tie fuoaen au6 nod einer
Shritt peiter geben.
gfeb. ggis 8ortb &id BON @at-
lonbine, Gal, rei6te einel1 geI6ius
Elm, in mel6em erfldrt piro, oaB sic
@eiitliden fid oes GabafgenaFies
entbalten %iolten. 4liobalo erbob ltd
Elm anoeres MitgIieo Ser gerIqmn-
lung uto p%erlangte, ooB IN oieics
gerbot aud Die 2aien eingei6loiial
miiroen, uno III oieIer p~erGnoertel.
5ailuna murbe Ser 8eibluB Inter.
Musbriihen Ser groBten 9egeiiternaG
angeitommen, @er olip elm gutter
Fresbpterianer iein min, oorf in 3u-
.funft ni6t nltr ni6t trinfen, Ell oorf
audi 1idt rauden. Cider lit Ser
~iibermaBige SobafgenuB Ser @eiullo.
belt ebenIo i6aoli6 mie Ser iibermo-
Biee @enilB geiitieer @etranfe, OBJ
pobl nnieres @iiiens nod Niemanb
bebauptet bat, BOB cine Salnilie burd)
oas iibermaBige &auben Des. @aters
81 @runoe geridtet morben iei.
gbenlo ii6er lit aber ou6, oaB Gin
maBiger &auder aus benz @ennB
elmer 3igorre oosielbe @~ergniiJen
ntlo oieielbe @nreeul1g idopft, ipie
aus eineln p~eritdnoig eenolienen @fas
irgero zines oeiitieen @etrdnfes.
Die 8eIdi6te lit oesbalb lebrreid,
neil fie eerooe Die yllnmdBigfeit"
oieier perblenoeten 2eute inn beaiteil
2ifte 5etgt. Sic merben 6ei Der Sc
ranfe-Grobibition nidt iteben blei=
ben, fals es ibnen je geIineen ioIte,
lie ourd5niesen. Nab Sc mgier uno
Weill fommt Der Sabaf on bie &eihe,
oarna6 &affee nno Sbee uno oottn
lrgeno etiDas @noeres. @opon IoQen
Die 2eute oern leben, tpelin tie nidt
fir etpas agitiren, pofiir Mnoere. he-
ieelt BON ielbitfiidtieen Motipel.,
ibr @elo bergeben. Gen perniiaiti-
gen Weni6en graut Dor Dem 2eber,
oos inns oie @iferer bereiten moQe:i,
neil es ieoen 2ebensgetilb 1lno ieoc
2ebensfreuoe alsi6lieBt. Die Sc
i6aftsleute fait aller alaiien aber
babeu babel Elm nod ean5 beionoerc5
npaterielles Srltereiie, oos Tie nid)t
aus Dem aitee perlieren ioGter.
Die Webr5abl ll1ter ibnenlheint Bis
iest gegloubt 5u baben, oas Die 8robi.
6itionsbelpegllng iie nidt beionoers
angelic. @enm iie nidt altfpai5en,
luerben lie eines Cages in rnallgeuepe
mer @eiie zines 8eiierell belebrt
perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-05
Tramen, sic benedict iperben.

9ieie a15iebenoen SrauenL Die 10
lieblid BON @efidt Gorm mo Senl-
permanent iino, ueroen bon oenen be-
nei6et, Die ibnen glei6 ieiu m0dten.
Cine idmade frdnflide Srar lift ner-
pos nno erregbar. unberouuIid)feit
unb Nieren-@ifte 5eigen iid lit Gle.
der, 8ldshen, 9aut-MusidIdgen nllo
einem fbledten Seint. Sir iolbe
bemirft @Ieftrif 8itters @unoer.
Daiielbe reeuliert Magen 2e6er,
Nieren, reinigt oas 8lnt, eiebt ltarfe
Nerpen belle @ugen, reirten @tbcnt,
pelde iammtne 9aut nno i6onen
geint. giele rei5enoe 6rauen ber-
oanfen ibm @eiunobeit un6 Sd0n-
belt. SOC BEL alien Drnggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-05

lQl1t omtIidem 8eridyt 1871, 069
G%inipobner, mabrero Merifo 49,
05,919 aufipies. Nllt lit Die Ger.
iusaufnabn1e in eriterern 2anbe l'n-
el1Dlid piel ihmieriger ais in Die
lenl BENT Merifo> iperllt ollh iod)
oerbaltniBnaBig pielfod milo, lGRt
ii9 bod leidter iiberbliden ols hus
rieiig eroBe groiilien nit %ieiltell
Experimentation @n~tfernul1gell mo
peitelt @ebietel1, bon benen pieie
nod nabe5u terra ineognita ii1o lDie
gum 8eilpiel BET l1rnalo ON Nn1a-
5onenltrom, lpp Stlbtaneritamme hoi1-
len, Die nit Der Qualification rlur le(=
ten nod in 9eriibrung eefomnen
iino. Gs lit IN Ser 9at cine 2e;-
itutg, rpenn 8roiilien cine altlG.
6erno genoue @ngobe ieiner 8epolfc=
ritng MAIDEN fam Werifo batte III
Ser 3eit bon 1895 bis 1900 eille be-
tradtlide 3unabnte Der gepolferulig
ST. per5eidnel1, Die aber permitting
genaueren 3ablungsmetbobe 5usl,-
idJreiben iii. So1te eile totIdblidne
8er1nebrung lt%attgefunoelt babelt, 10
ipiiroe Die nahItiabrige golfs5aI,-
hing ettpa iebs5ebn Wilionen errel-
her. 8raiiliel niiroe babel immer
nod ppraus fem.
Ole all0eren Iii0un1erifauiidle1
2dnoer befinoen lid in BE-
trd6tlidem Mbitano oapon. Mrger-
tinien bette I'M Sabre 1905 cine 8e-
polferung bon 5,678,197 ginlppD-
nerll Chile BON 1898, 92S. @ellll
man oie 3dblunesmetbooen babel in
getradt aiebt, nebntea1 itd oieie big
auf 3ebner uno @iner beltimmten
3oblen lo1roerbar alls. 8eru ma,)t
ft6 Die Sa6e Ieidter. gs gibt bic
8ep0lferungs5obI id1senspeiie all,
bat felt 1876 feinen Genius gebabt.
Die leste Sbdsung, Dor orei5eh1
Sabreu borgenommen, berihtet f.
500 1893 gintpobner, cine Gail, Die
amf Dem Bargain Counter gefunoea
[5n iein i6eint.
SSm 8ergleid nit anoeren 2al.-
bern lit oie @epDIferungs5abl oiejct
iiioliden gering, BET tpeitem uidt
benz 8erbaltnis sentipre9enb, oos iie
i'm @eltbanoeIsperfebr e%innebntel,.
Sn oieim s1pieIen iie cine beoel1.
tenoe &oIe. Die europaiihen 2dn-
Der ebenio mie Die Ser. Stooten
bemiben iid Inn lire 8lnoidoft ob-
idon ibre Musfubr GROCER lit ols
Der 8eoarf an ausldnoiiden @aarcn.
gs Ii16 ebel1. nod 2dtiber Ser ST.
fltnft, Die ipdterbin IN internationa-
len 8~eaiebungen mebr 5u iagen boz
ben meroen als beute, no man
ibnen poIitiih penie Mitfmerfinln-
felt ibeuft. sic bdben iib bisbsr
ielbit oitb ni6t oarlim bel bemiibt.
8rafilien bat aaeroings ouf Der
Saager aonferen5 elm Wort mit3ii=
iprehen periudt altd Mrgentinien
iid gum 8ort gelneIoet, p1brcio
Chile, fir ieine gntmidlung dnBerlt
riibrig, Die groBen @eltoff6ren emit
rpeilen nod unberiibrf laBt. Gs
fam narten, Bis feline 53eit fonln!t.
@ie iiberbdupf fir Bic iiioamerifani-
'9den Gambler, Die nidt fir imiacr
in Der fpeltpolitiifen 4bgeidloiien-
belt bebnrren merberL Die iie bisber
eingenommen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-05

2as eoloene giibneniubilarm
ser Sofihalipielerin 8mlline Ill
rid lit in DRESDEN groB gefeiert
moroen. Der &onig bon Sadicft
bot Die &iinitlerin our6 Die Ser
leibllne oes 3itels elmer 0Brofeiiorin
Der Sdouipielfunit" geebrt. Jn
aaiiel miro am 81. 4uguit oos uelle
&oftbeoter in @egenmort bes &oi=
ierpoares eingerpeibt meroen. Sn
@ien miro Die @rri6tung eines
@asner-Sbeoter geplont. @uituo
Wabler lit ols 9irigent in IusiiGt
genommen. 9os &apital lit i6oa
ge5ei6net, nnb ser germirflidun9
oes 8roiefts itebt nidts mebr I'M 8e-
&c, faGs Die Staot ben 8runo uro
8ooen gum @ou bergiebt. 8ie oer-
lautet, ltebt Ser @iener 8onfiinItler=
8erein nit oen Tdbtern oes Hono-
der=Sbeaters in l1nterbanoIungen,
Inn oos @ebaube fir li6 81 erluer-
ben. IS miro oie ltmmanolung ocs
S6eaters in Elm apn5ertbous beo5-
lihtigt.
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&rafe6lmadler 6imansaeluprfcn!

8enn ein 2eioenoer an M%aeenbe-
i6peroen Or. Sings Stem 2ife Bias
nimmt, lit er frob ooB feline 9pspep-
Tia nno ltnberbaulidfeit b~inausfliegt
-ober nod mebr, er freut ii6 oltb
iiber ieinen neuen, feinen appetit.
Starfe Nerfen, geiunoe &raft uno
bas Iaes, neil Maeen, 2eber uto
3ieren ridtig arbeiten. 25c BEL aaen
9ruggiiteil.
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Simple fir Honfdbrano, Bil-
beg Seuer (gIodleg). 3um 8er-
fauf BEL Gnpples 9rns G%ompang.
1923 90. GomnercerSt.. Gan @ntonio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06
JcsIAH's EoRsE TRADE.

Josiah said .Asnt Suzan after she
had heard the particulars Of the horse
trade in which her husband had ap-
pareDtly finished a poor second.
you're the worst fool 1 ever seen.
Lsaws-amercy. amt you old enough to
know yet that when n person wants
to cit up a trade with you for some
thing you amt anxious 10 cit rid Of
Tvs because they want to cheat YOU?
l declare 70 goodness I think some
times you sit so you know less and
less the older YOU grow You want
never too smart. as Tar as that's con
cerned, and l often wonder how I've
managed to put uldA,ith you as long as
have: but this caps the climax. The
idea of tradin' Off horse with nothin'
worse than the heaves and mebby a
SPAWN or two for that crittcr you've
brought home. It's that humiliatin' I
don't know what III ever be Abie 20
say when the neighbors git to askin'
about it."
IN tell you what TO do" replied her
husband, as he laid his knife aside and
began scooping up the pork gravy
with a spoon. IL the neighbors git 10
aslin' questions that's embarrassin'
you just turn the subject of by tellin'
EN- about sendin' on so cents for 20
useful articles and gittin' that number
OF pins"
Then Aunt Suzan wiped her eyes
with her checked apron. and said
between her sobs:
YOU always was such a hand 10
harp, Josiah, And. anyway. / want
you to understand il was money I got
FOR eggs my own hens laid I hope
this horse YOU sotn die. Then. maybe.
you'll have little sympathy ia your
heart once and awhile."-S. r. Kiser.
in Chicago Record-Herald
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-02-06

whole ccsiu nse an air OF style.
Irish lace Plays a considerable part
in many of the more expensive collars
and bows or rebats. and there IS de-
cided HIKING for collars whose turnover
part is composed wholly OF real Irish
lace or baby Irish ne; with small
motifs of heavier dcssgn. With these
collars is worn soft colorcd silk or a
small bow OF lace corresponding with
the lace of TIE collar
Some Women draw sheer silk
scarf or tie around the neck so that
the delicate color shows through the
lace. and Tie this S, arr in a little knot
at the front. but while many sorts of
silk cravats aRd bows are shown Ia
the shops and adapted for practical
reasons. there is a decided preference
for the bow OF lingerie or lace.
Some new modcls Of embroidered
linen set with tiny medallions of Irish
lace fastcn in the back instead OF the
front, but a little rebat matching the
collar and made in one finishes the
front
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% oURE - sLEePLEssNEss.
Mint Perfume cs-isred TO BE Good
Ally G morpheus.

The girl hcll uD bag OF thin green
china silk em5 cid red on one side
with the words sweet Dreams" in
white mercerized lettering. Long rib
bons that Termed the draw strings had
a bow a. one end. with a picture hook
attached underneath it.
Guess what il is. She said. 1T is
an Offering to ny friends with in
somuia.
When I was abroad last summer a
trained nurse told me that the smell
of mint often cured sleeplessncss. She
had tried il successfully with many
OF her patients She saturated
small sponge with mint perfume. put
it in a linen bag and hung it above
the head of the sleeplcss one. or some
times tucked il under her pillow.
This year when racking my brain
what to giye. I decided to send several
women and men who are ever groan-
ing about no sleeping this simple pre-
scription for Insomnia.
The silk is as near the color Of
young mint as / could get IL. and /
have new sponge and "a bottle OF
mint perfume on the inside To the
neck of the bottle I tie a card. with
note telling the use 90 which the con-
tents are 90 be put"
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ner OF the square neck a nine pea
pod and a Philippine almond. made
Of colored plasticine. 4 new moon IN
The hair. a spider ON the shoulder. an
owl perchod on the wrist, necklace
OF pierced coins. and an opal bracelet.
dispose of several more traditions.
Friday" i'm silver braid decorates the
waistbant. and horses hoe and lad
der cut in silver card may DO sewn on
either sleeve. Tho figures seven and
IL form shoe-huckl,s \ black cat
should be led on a green ribbon. and
the final touch OF a broken mirror.
should anyone dare tempt fate and
break one, may be suspended from the
waist. The trimmings could easily be
added 10 should other ideas occur TO
one.
Material required for the dress IT.
self: Five yards - inches wide. FIVE
yards satcen lining
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THOUGHTS ON PRoFUNDlTx.

What is profound thought? What
is the main difference between deep
and shallow thinking?
Oliver Wendell Holmes was said not
10 be a deep thinker. He wrote pretty
good stun. Prof. Josiah Royce Of
Harvard college is generally acknowl-
edged by those who are more OF less
familiar with his writings, TO be a
profound thinker. But has this quail
ity Of profundity given him as much
real insight as IL his excellent lit
erary talents had been concerned with
lighter material?
Appearances are often deceitful.
Shakespeare. who made a business of
being Interesting. put some monu-
mental truths into the mouths OF his
clowns. not one OF whom is considered
&c be profound.
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Tales Of TaIIored Girl.

The tailored girl viii tell YOU of
many new things this winter. She
wears a flannel blouse with detach-
able collar and cuffs. and she has a
wonderful front panel which turns the
front of her waist. II matches the
collar. She also has pockets which
finish her rather mannish blouse. Her
winter blouse materials are flannel.
silk, satin. glass linen and the heaviest
OF white crash. These materials are
made up in tailored fashion and are
worn all winter under the handsome
tailored coat and skirt snits-