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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
. Mrlisko ogledniska poro'

Cherry. I'll. je zakliucila svoie de-
10 in storila svojo dolznost. Poro-
ia ie iziavila. da so nezgode pre-
mogokopu zakrivili druzba in dr.
zavni rudarski nadzorniki. Izrek
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

delJskem delu V peklu g. Schwa-
ba. Duhovniki so priSli. Sami vne-
ii zagovorniki zaprtih gostiln OBJ
nedeljah. Ali ii duhovniki, XII ma
vadno OdloGno tirjajo, da morajo
biti zavoljo posveGenja nedelje,
gostilne ob nedeljah zaprte, so
zagovarjali kapitalisticno sodrgo
in delo oh nedeljah.
In zakaj 50 duhovniki zvrsili
to? Radi denarja! Korporacija je
pobirala doneske IA cerkev. OBJ
placilnih dnovih ie il plaGilne ku-
vertc vZela IA oStale cerkvene do
neske in jih izroGila TduSnim pa
stirjem'. Tako, kot je Betlehe-
mn, je povsod. Zahtevajo zaprte
gostilne sb nedeliah, delo OBJ ne
deljah, Xxi nosi kapitalistom pro-
fit. pa blagoslovijo. Kjer odloGi
dollar, mol6ijo duhovniki, kajti
njih interest Sc zgrinjajo intere-
81 goSpoduJocega slOja.
- Brzojav zopet poroca mi
zanju delavski plac pri gradnji
panamskega prekOpa. Pri gradnji
SneSkega prekopa so bile enake
razmere. Ma stotine delavcev IL
mrjc, pOnesreGi pri ogromnih kul-
turnih zgradbah. Servilni zgodo-
vinopisci pa potem piSejo, da je
kak Faraon po bozji wolff ali pa
izvoljen po ljudstvu dovrSil sam
ogromno kulturno zgradbo.
-Bivsi predsednik universe
Harvard, znani profescr Elliot,
najponiznejSi sluga modernih ro-
parskih vitezev, viSje finance, je
pred kratkim ko je gOvoril o sred-
stvih proti Strajkom, dejal:
Edna pot "a onemogocenje
strajka je, ako Sc delavec ostrasi
tako, da Sc bojijo strajka."
kako maj Sc to zvrSi? S pove-
tanjem milice in zvezne armade.
ali mar vlado baionetov? Ako
Sc to sredstvo ne bo pamagalo,
potem bo "uceni" professor. ako
je dosleden Y svojih izvajanjih,
zahteval, da mora rabelj odsekati
gIavo vsakemu StrajkujoGemu de-
lavcu. da bodo Evropi ameriSko
svobodo poznali vsaj V pravi luGi.
In take zalostnc cloveSke prika-
zni so Ameriki profeSOrii in po-
duGujcjo ma univerzahl
Nadaljni komentar nepotreben.
- Ameriska zveza tvornicarjev
National Association of Manufa-
cturerS) je naenkrat razkrila svo-
je :dobro" srce IA delavce. TT
gOspodje praviio, da so tvorni-
cah res potrebnc varnostne napra-
We IA obvarovanje nezgod in ne
sreG.
Delavcil Mar veste zakaj so IL
koriScevalci postal Gez noe usmi-
ljeni do vas. Organizirani delavci
agitirajo in zahtevajo. da Sc mora
postavnim potom prisiliti deloda-
jalce izvesti V delavnicah varno-
stne naprave. Agitacija ina vs.
peh. Kapitalisti Sc bojijo takega
zakona, zategadel hocejo prepre-
Giti.
Kako in zakajf
( Ako kapitalisti prostovoljno
vpeljeio in izvedejo varnostne ma
pravc. bodo niih najzvestejsi hla-
pei postavodajni zbornici re-
xii Varnosten zakon je nepotre-
ben. ker ze imamo varnostne ma
I prave.
| Kar pa kapitalisti dajo "pro-
stovoljno", lahko zopet v2amemo,
kedar Jill je VOLTA.
To je vzrok, zakaj so kapitalisti
cez noe postal skrbni "a delavce.
Kongresni poslanec Rainey
IL drzave Illinois je trdil to le V
zbOrnici:
"Trust "a sladkor je nominal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
Chicago, ILL.,, 81. maia May, 1910.

Tako trdi kongresni poslanec
Rainey javno parlamentu Zdr.
drz. Rainey nj socialist, pa tudi
nj vnet IA reforme, marveG je ma
vaden zagovornik kapitalistiene-
ga lastninskega prava.
" Cincinnatiju Sc ie ustano-
villa druzba, ki 81 je dala visoko
donece ime: Worlds Health Or
ganization" (Svetovna organiza-
eliza IA zdravje). Ia druzba hoGe
dokazati, kako nevarni so polju-
bi "a zdravje. Vsak clan mora no
siti Javno znak napisOm: "Ne
poljubujl" Seveda igraio pri tel
druzbi glavno vlogo ljudje. Xxi Ii
WHO cd della drugih, kot je re V
navadi pri takih in enakih ameri-
SIKH organizacijah.
Ustanovitev te organizacije pa
dokazuje jasno. "a kakSne malen-
kosti imajo cas- kapitalisti, niih
zene in hGerke. kterhu nj treba
delati "a vsakdanii kruh. Ali so
lJudje. XII So ustanovili to organi-
zacijo, mar kedaj razmiSljali o
TEN. koliko ljudi mora vsako le-
To Drerani pIuh l<er. 6ihoio olyu-
zen zrak V slabih. zaduhlih stano-
vanjih in delavnicah Slaba. ne
zracena stanovanja in delavnice
Spravijo tekom encga leta vec de-
Iavcev grOb. kot vsi poljubi te-
kom tisoc let. Ali kdo Sc briga Ia
delavce? Mar vsega siti borzna? I?
Borznazija lima vsled razmer lie
znliSel "a neumnosti. katere je
vstvaril blazni kapitalizem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

more trajati Sc dive lett, ne da bi
prlSlo do poloma. Polom je mo-
goce odvrniti, ako Sc zavrze in
Spremeni sedanja carina in ia
koJ znizajo visoke Gene "a zivila.
To Je brezupen klic duse, XII ho-
ee reSlti svojo stranko pred vpro-
pastenjem. Republikanska stran-
ka poStaja od dne do dne boil
lJudskO sovrazna. Toliko hvaljeni
Roosevelt je sedel sedem let u
radu. Ali nj Sc upal priporocati
kongresu, da maj Sc revidira tarif
Dmgley, ki je oGe in stvaritelj
truStov. In Taft, naslednik Roo
SevcIta. Sc strinja sedanjo re-
vlzijo tarifa Dingley. ki je ljud-
stvu prinesla gorje in trustom pa
dobro.
PriSlo bo do poloma. tudi do
Strankinega poloma. Demokratje
,l,d, 49, La ,,;s taI;sa I .l1Nl ,u. 1.iO!'"
cnronn.;I; ~. - " GO ~
d,., /. nv - NV J."
To nr;doro - a,,aa,a, - ,oa- - 49,
ameriSko ljudstvo.
Ia fakta polnijo na$a srca. z
pogumno naprej V bodoGnost. "a
vcdamo Sc in prepriGani smo. da
bono prihodnii volilni bitki pri-
zadeli obema strankama hnde
skeleGe rane in velike zgube
Sodrugi lie vrstel Nj vstaia-
mo in kapitalistiGnih strank ie
strah.
" Parizu so zanrli nuno
nrcdnico reda sv Ana imanom
Candide kor 10 ukrad1a noneve-
rila in oslenarila ~ tr; mil;ione
dolariev danar;a L; 10 tyor;1
sklad N zdraviSGe ieticnib otrok
Nuno so ma nolic;ii fo+ograf;ra-
Ii in zmeriIi no bert;lonskem z;ste-
mn N budodelce Ia NINA tudi
menda ne ho pledala posnodoveoa
obliGia y nehesib Ia nokoro ma
lemlii bo ma skrbelo sodisGe
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31


Delavci, ako ste pametni, V u
mJo. Organizirani lahko prisilite
kapitaliste, da vas ne bodo vec
zavolJo profita pObijali kot nevar-
no golazen. Posamezen delavec
boju $ kapitalisti ie mic. Zdruzeni
ste pa sila. Zapomnite 81 to - de-
lavci.
- Stara resnica, da tisti, Xxi pri-
porocajo drugim vodo, najrajSe
ma Skrivai pijejo zganje, je zopet
dobila potrdilo skozi preiskavo
velike porote V New Castle. Ind.
Cradniki zelezniSkih in ekspres-
nih druzb so izpovedali pod pri-
sego, da dobivajo ljudje, XII igra-
10 prvo ulogo mestnem prohibi-
cionistiGnem gibanju najveGje po-
Siljatve zganja. SektaSki duhov-
niki - vneti in strastni zagovor
niki prohibicije dobivajo najveGje
poSiljatve. Cd prvega januarja t.
|. in do preiskave so narocili
New Castle 80 tisoc buteljk piva
in 5000 kvartov zganja. Torej
wee, kot je preje 6. gostilnicarjev
prodalo tekom enega leta. ko je
hilo meStece Sc mokro.
Ia dogodek nam razkriva po-
polni nagoti ameriSko kapitalistic-
no morale. katero hocejo vsiliti
tudi lelavskim slojem. Tia morala
Sc glasi Bodi hinavec. skriven
greSnik, javno pa nastopaj kot
napol svetnik.
Ker imamo zdravo cloveSko pa
met pa pravimo: Taxa morala maj
Sc gre solit. TAX moralen plaSc je
dober "a tiste, ki so navajeni Ii
yeti Cd della drugih rok in pameti.
Mi ga ne potrebujemo, ker Sc
moramo prezivljati delom svojih
rok in svojega una.
Van Cleave, zagrizen kapita-
list katerega je "Proletarec" re
veGkrat postavil V pravo luc, je
umrl St Louis. Van Cleave je
proklel vsakega, kdor Sc je boril
proti kapitalisticni suznosti. Pri
MENU je veljalo nacelo: Kapita-
list je gOspodar, delavec pa SUI
zenj. Xxi mora ubogati svoicga GO
spodarja. Van Cleave je bill vOdja
vseh zagrizenih kapitalistov. Sko-
Ii vec let je professional zloglas-
nj in delavcem sovrazni kapitali-
sticni organizaciji National AS
sociation of Manufactures
Van Cleave nj stremil "a TEN,
da bi Sc ublazila nasprotstva Uni
Genie delavskih organizacij mu
je bila zadaca, najviSje naGelo. Tu
kapitalist! Tu delavec! Je bilo ge-
slo Van Cleave-ja. Mi ali vsi.
In res takO. Ali Zmagamo delav-
ci ali kapitalisti. Vsem mlacnim
delavcem priporoGamO, maj Sc pri
Van Cleave ju uciio razredne "a
vednosti.
Delavci, ZvrSite to V svojem in
teresu, Ge hocete Zmagati!
Delavci bratje, kapitalisti so
naSi sovrazniki!
- Razlicne cerkvene sekte so
kar cez noe postale prijateljice
delavcev. da bi med delavci dobi-
lie cerkvene pristaSe in da cerkve-
nj "kseft" ne bo fuc. V ia namen
obdrzavajo misijonske pridige.
Pastorji pristopaio k unijam, da
bi lagje agitirali med unijskimi
delavci "a svOjO cerkev. Ali kedar
nastopijo IA delavce kriticni casi,
takrat Sc prikaze tudi konjsko ko-
pito sektaSkih cerkev. Odprte 60
stilne OBJ nedeljah so teak. nepre.
bavljiv kamen V zelOdcu sektas
xiv cerkev. Use cerkvene sekte
Sc striniajo tenn. da morajo biti
OBJ nedeljah gostilne zaprte. ker
je nedelja posvecena Gospodu.
Vsled tega ie marsikdo mislil,
da so sektaski duhovniki glede
posvecevanja nedelj dosledni. A
llo odprte gostilne skrunijo nede-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
Debelega Edwarda, umrl

- Debelega Edwarda, umrlega
angleSkega kralia so Windsoru
polozili svecano V rakev. Oh tel
priliki so kleceplazni kapitalisti6-
nj easnikarji zopet naSteli vse
njegove "vrline". Kedar pogine
kakSno velicanstvo. tedaj ie po
kapitalistiGnih hlapcev
crnila: steber miru. vzor vseh
raljevSkih in cloveSkih vrlin. po-
speSevateli najviSje in najfinejSe
kulture it'd. it'd. Tako pisarenje je
pri kapitalistiGnih piSacih re V
kedar piSejo nekrologe u
mrlim vladarjem.
Edward je sedel lie nekaj let ma
angleSkem prestolu. Radi tega ie
moral ponizni casnikar V sluzbi
vladaj postaviti ma glavo ME
govo delo liza dobe. ko ie bill Sc
preStolOnaslcdnik. Edward ie po-
speScval kulturo. Dokaz: V modi
so Odlocevali njegovi Maori. Do
local ie dolznost Skricev pri fra
ku. Move vrSte klObuke. srajce.
rokovice je vedno nosil prvi. ia
MIN so prisli Sc le drugi bogati
postopaci tuinonkraj oceana. Ia
kralj je bill navadna ziva pupa,
ma kateri so krOjaci. klobuGarji.
rokovicarji in cevljarji poskusali
move kroje in vzorce.
Ali to Sc nj vse. Edward je tu-
di skra iSal dolgo dobo, XII ie ma
vadi pri dvornih zretjih ma Angle
Skem. Cd "a jedi, Xxi so potrebne,
da Sc visoko in blagorodni in bo-
gait angleski postopaGi nazro do
sitega. nj odstranil nobene. Cd
pravil je lie govorance, da je TEN
lozje grlo vlival Sampanjca. je-
del piScance, jerebice in najfinej-
so rastlinsko hrano. Edward je bill
navadcn uzivac, radi tega nj ho-
tel, da bi ga pri zretju motili z
dogimi govorancami.
Tudi V varieti 81 je Edward pri-
dobil nedogledno slavo. V mladih
letih Sc je ze trudil da so dovolili
vstop ma dvor in k
dvornim prireditvam. Njegov spo-
min bo ostal vecen V krogih, ki
nosiio triko in kratka krila. Ko
Sc ie postaral, je postal Gednosten.
V Marienbadu so pred dvema le-
ii peli pesmi dvomljive vrednosti.
Edward je ogorGen zapustil dvora-
no. Bill je ze starcek.
Svojega netiaka, berlinskega
Viljema ie veckrat posteno nall
NAL. Viljem ga jc radi tega incl
V zelodcu. Nikdar nista bila pri-
iatelja. Vso nago hinavScino O.
ficiielni ceremoniji pa vidimo V
govOru. katerega ie Viliem gOvo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

mo pri tenn uradnem razkritjuY
Delavci, ako ste pametni, u
nlJo. Organizirani lahko prisilite
kapitaliste, da vas ne bodo vec
zavoljo profita pobijali kot nevar-
no golazen. Posamezen delavec V
boju $ kapitalisti ie mic. Zdruzeni
ste pa sila. Zapomnite 81 to - de-
lavci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31
-Bivsi predsednik

-Blvsl predsednk universe
Harvard, znani profescr Elliot,
najponiznejSi sluga modernih ro-
parskih vitezev, viSje finance, je
pred kratkim ko je govoril sred-
stvih proti Strajkom. dejal:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

- Kongresni poslanec Rainey
IL drzave Illinois ie trdil to le v
zbOrnici:
Trust "a sladkor je nominal
predsednika Tafta. Sedanii gene
ralni pravdnik Zdr. drz. g. Wi
ckesham je bill sluzbi trusta "a
Sladkor kot advokat, predno ie
>preicl to sluzbo. Ker ie kasneje
plaGal trust zvezni vladi "a po-
ncverjen davek $2.OOO.OOO, 81 je
prilastil $125.0OO0O prilopovane-
ga denarja. Ljudie, XII so dali mi
liione. da je bill Taft izvolien
prcdsednikom. vzivaio sedai pri-
vilegii. da Sc odskodujejo iz I'VE
zine blagajne."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

"A ZITE!
~
ma stevilko " oklepaiu-
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. priIepIie-
mega spodaj ali
ma ovitku. Ako (143)
ie stevilka
tedai vam 9 prihodnio
stevilko nasega lista DO
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo Ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-31

This paper Is devoted
to the interests of the
working class. Work
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15
Hon to Make the New Dog Collars

N \ attractive wedding gift for an in
~ innate girl friend is one of the new
rhinestone studded velvet dog collars.
AS these collars are made with the stones
sunk III the velvet they are most expcn-
Slve, but fortunately can he copied at as
tonlshinGly small cost and no great dilli-
Guilty, and they are quite the latest thing
from Paris.
The wider dog collarS arc always smart
est, but if two and a half or two inch
band ol velvet is unbecomiug, then the
narrower widths are permissible. A band
oil velvet the correct length for the neck
Is hrst cut, and then To this piece the
rhinestoneS aro sewed, either in even rows
oil equal distance apart or in some con-
Ventlonal pattern. which must first be
stamped on the velvet As one becomes
more expert the pattern can be made more
elaborate, stones of different size being
used 10 make the design more effective
The design may be copied from some piece
of Jcwelry or from some artists book of
designs, or perhaps IA girl may he sulli
clently clever 10 work out pretty pattern
of her own. Large rhmcstoncs should
never be employed, since they SAVIOR too
much Of imitation jcwelry. and by far the
most attractive of these necklaces are
made entirely with the tiuicst stones.
about the size of brilllGnts.
To sew on the stones the velvet should
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always reliable ones stand out, especially
when 1t comes TO n question of fun and
entertainments planned long ahead Ii is
irritating 10 accept two weeks in advance
nm invitation to girls luncheon on a
Saturday and then at the last moment
TO receive a fascinating invitation for a
weekend ont of town. The unreliable
girl will yield to temptation, send an eN-
cusc to her hostess. who viii forgive per
haps but never forget sufficiently to ask
her again, and go off TO her house party.
The girl with II conscience. however, would
never be willing TO cause her hostess the
inconvenience of striving at the eleventh
hour to ill a vacant place, but Will wait
over until Saturday afternoon and then
JOIN her friends in the country, with the
result of frequent parties at the same
house. which more than make mp for the
few hours of pleasure forfeited by the
original luncheon.
The unreliable girl is always breaking
cnga gemcntS, always putting of appoint
monts, forever 0t her wits end to invent
n new and plausible excuse. At first there
Is no harm in this girl, she is simply trying
To take in all the pleasure that She can
and is too sef-absorbcd to let others come
into consideration But the difficulty is
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first he marked with white basting thread
in order that the lines mag be kept abso-
lutcly straight, and if there is a definite
pattern in the centre of the collar this
should be defined in the same way after
being first drawn IN with white crayon
The collar is fastened i'll back with tiny
hooks and silk loops. the velvet being kept
from crensing by regular collar bones. As
the boninG will not show through the vel
vet, any number of these bones may be
used rs near together as necessary There
should be- one directly in the centre. two
III the back and at least two at each side.
All these bones should be put in straight
mp and down. not suntcd, as in higher
collar. The thin celluloid bonug is best
for the purpose.
Black velvet is generally employed for
this style of collar, but white aud all dit-
fctcnt colors nrc also to be seen with
gowns of corresponding shade Black IS,
of course, most widely becoming and also
shows OF 10 best advantage tie brilliancy
of the stones.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15
The Norfolk Effect.

Norfolk effects nrc In vogue once more,
and the Norfolk suits have always been
excellent for skating, coasting, and all
kinds of rough country wear. Instead
of being bclted i'll at the waist line the
Norfolk jackets as they are now fash
ioned show semi-6tted or loose back,
with the belt placed about the hips and
In a heavy tweed, dark blue, brown,
green OF red, with bright plaid collars,
revers. cuffs and belt, these suits are eN~
trcmely smart and are excellent for the
purpose.
While too short jacket is not advis-
able for winter, an eXaggcratedly long
coat is also not comfortable for any form
of exercise, saving, of course, the long,
loose ulster. which is different question.
No coats nrc tight fitting this year
that is, they nre not fitted i'll at the waist
line, but the comparatively short, three
quarter jackets which fit snuGly about
the hips, absolutely devoid of fulness
there, but of the same width as the
waist, are exceptionally pretty for n
girl Of slender build Most of these coats
are finished with a border of skunk or
bear fur and similar band borders the
skirt. With small toQuc, shaped collar
and cuffs and mun ot the same fur n dark
scarlet serge OF brown corduroy costume
is most charming,
A skirt for skating must be most cnrc-
fully made. Ii must have sufficient width
and fare for comfort, but not SO much
material as to be awkward. 1t must not
be too long nor SO short as To be ungracc-
full, and, above all, 1T must hang evenly
for when raised the extra two OF three
inches by the skates the hang Of a skirt
is doubly conspicuous. Unless a girl is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15

Laced boots are essential for skating,
and this wear these boots are very high,
the rusSet being decidedly more in vogue
than black. With brown or a scarlet
skating costume and brown furs the
brown boots and stockings give an cX-
ceeding pretty touch to the whole effect
For both the city girl and her sisters ut
boarding school out of town smart ul-
stcr is an absolute necessity nowadays.
OF rough cloth, dark in color. semi-6ttcd
with perhaps n wide fur collar and cuffs,
thc material reaching well to the hem OF
the dress, this ulster must be ready to
don for all kinds of weather, rain or snow,
the mild days when a fur coat is not re-
puired and the bitterly cold spells when
ii is necessary to add another wrap over
the cloth suit cvon for the brisk walk To
the skating pond
In skating rink pretty cloth gown
in n princess model is often preferred to
n separate coat and skirt, and for this
dress there must be long loose wrap to
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15

the knees Nre also smart. There is a return
also to all the old. ever popular plated
models, but In the majority OF these the
plaIts are held in from AarIne too widely
at the hem by band of tape which
catches in each fold.
The Fur Hat.
An all important part of "A skating cos
tumo is the pretty fur hat, which is to-
day most carefully chosen that il may be
n vcritlblc addition to the rest of the
gown. For a fur trimmed coat and skirt
like that described above toquc of the
same lur should be- worn, or at any rate
the same Kind of fur should be seen in
the trimming of The hat The newest fur
topics, made really of velvet or cloth of
the color of the costume and bordcrcd
with wide brim of fur, are exceedingly
pretty and always becoming. For n dark
cloth costume deep blue or mixed gray
chcNiot a hat OF light blue cloth or tur-
ban of deep ccrse velvet with border
of skunk, bear or lynx is bound to be
becoming In lynx or fox the head and
tails of the animal are left to form the
principal trimming. with jacket
trimmed with collar. cuff and buttons of
white fox fur and hat the color of thn
costume-bright red in this cuSe-with
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Convenient Toilet Ponder Boxes for TrapeLing
T HE Inconvenience Of CARRYING

T HE Inconvenience Of carrying toilet
powder III travelling is known to
every one feminine. The puff always
or at any rNte change TO the bottom iu-
stead Of the top of the box, where il
started, SO that quite half the powder
is spilled when the puff must be
removed. Not only is it annoying TO
lose SO much of the powder. but il is
also most unpleasant To have everything
within radius Of several feet covered
with fine white dust when the puff Is
pulled out Of its box. The result of all
this is generally that for travelling pow
der that is TO be had put up in small tin
bottles with perforated lids arc now gen
orally used. but not every one likes 10
have TO use willy nilly a certain kind of
toilet powder just because it chances To
be purchusnble III q convenient kind of
bottle.
There is only one way out of all this
diihcuty and that is to make n powder
box with two partitions, 10 one side Of
which shall be kept the powder. in The
other the puff. Any small oblong box
can bc used for this purpose, an average
sized soap box being very good, and
especially if it chances 10 be fitted with
one or two compartments. Compartments
or slides can always be made. however
by simply gluine into the box at the de-
sired place pieces of white cardboard cut
thc right size and covered like the rest
of the box. When the box is covered in
side and out with silk or cretonne OF Per
hnps soft leather, powder placed i'll ono
receptacle and puff iii the other. tho
box is ready for either gift or personal
use.
In lining and covering a box sewing
is generally more satisfactory than glue
but the latter is of course quickest. and il
l,iouc neatly with glue which Will moi
lmark the silk is all right.
l Instead Ol TWO compartments OF eaua
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that the longer this tendency is fostcred
the stronger will it become and the more
impossible will it grow for its pOsscSSor
TO he depended upon even for social en-
ISagemonts. Soon this girl will let every
thing slide, not even answering notes or
writing the even more important letters
Of coincidence and conGrntulaton, She
will put off doing the little kin1nesscs
and courtcSlcs from hour to hour, from
day to day, until 1t is too late, aud nn-
Other friendship is lost. How attractive
and what n relief. on the other hand. is
the girl who always puts through what
she undertakes, or the girl of whom il is
certain that if she accepts for even a
stupid dinner she Will let nothing interfere
with that engagement. These are the
girls who will later on stand at the heads
of committees and accomplish far-rcach-
ing good in the world. and they are also
the girls who when they come out will
he showcrcd with more Invitations than
they can possibly attend to in one short
season. Having made friends with all
with whom they came in contact during
school girl days, they will then he eagerly
claimed for all the most formal as we'll as
for all the swellcr and often gaycr festvi-
ties of the year.