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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
DISCOVERY PROGRAM
TO BE CARRIED OUT
Columbus Day Celebration Will
Be Letter Perfect

OAKLAND, Oct 1S.-The postpone
ment Of the Discovery day celebration
until Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4
o'clock will make possible an even
more elaborate observance of the day
than had the festivities taken place
at the first date set.
Many features of the program, such
as the landing of Columbus and his
band of explorers at Salvador, the dis
coverer's return to the court of Spain,
and the depletion of Indian life by the
Red Men, require faithful rehearsing.
The literary and musical program,
as well as the swimming contests and
regatta events, will be unchanged.
The three replicas of the Santa Maria,
Pinta and Nina have been completed
and await their initial voyage. c.
Cereghino, who will enact the role of
Columbus; Miss Sallie Rutherford as
Queen Isabella, and all others who
have parts to enact have completed
arrangements for costumes, and when
the time for the celebration comes
the program will be carried out with
out a hitch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
PULL OUT A HAIR
The Way to Tell Whether or
Not Your Hair Is Diseased

Even II you have luxuriant head
of hair you may want to know whether
1t is in a healthy condition or not
Ninety-eight per cent of the people
need hair tonic. You can make a
test yourself that you can see and
understand, which will tell you wheth-
er your hair is healthy or not. Pull
a hair out of your head; If the bulb
at the end of the root is white and
shrunken, it proves that the hair is
diseased and requires prompt treat
ment if it's loss would be avoided. If
the bulb is pink and full, the hair is
healthy.
We want every one whose hair re-
Quires treatment to try our RexaH "93'
Hair Tonic. We promise that it will
not cost anything if 1t does not give
satisfactory results. Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic is designed to overcome dan
druff, relieve scalp irritation, stimu-
late the hair roots, tighten the hair al
ready in the head, grow hair and eradi-
cate badness.
Out of 100 cases where 1t was given
a thorough, conscientious test, it grew
hair on SO heads, which should be suffi-
cient proof that Rexall ''93" Hair Tonic
contains extraordinary remedial and
hair growing qualities. 1t is because
of our knowledge of this preparation
and our sincere faith in it's goodness
tndr we want you TO Try IL at our FISK.
Rexall "s3" Hair Tonic is a clean,
clear preparation, which does not
grease, gum or thicken the hair, and it
has very pleasant odor. We have 1t
in two sizes, prices so cents and s1.o0
Remember you obtain Rexall Remedies
in San Francisco only at The Owl Drug
Co., Inc, 7io Market street, 77s Mar
ket street, Post street and Grant ave-
nue.. Sixteenth and Mission streets;
Fillmore and Geary streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
IS
FOUND GUILTY
Woman Testifies She Heard Trio
Planning Wholesale Rob-
berries of Stores

OAKLAND, Oct. 13.-Henry Hargens,
who, with his wife Ella and his brother
Peter, was arrested for shoplifting
was found guilty of burglary in the
second degree today by jury in nJudge
Harris court. The jury brought in the
verdict promptly. almost without delib-
Grafton.
The other two will be tried shortly
According to the Oakland police, they
formed a trio of daring and clever
shoplifters who have operated about
the bay for long time. defying arrest
and robbing merchants regularly OF
valuable property. They were arrested
by Detectives Kyle, McSorley and Gal
lagher for rohbing Hale Brothers.
Mrs. M. E. French was the principal
witness of today. She told of over
hearing the Hargens conspiring to-
gether to rob stores. She lived In a
room adjoining that of Henry Hargens
and his wife at 743 Eighth street. and
she testified that through the thin par
titions she heard the pair and Peter
Hargens discuss their shoplifting oper-
ations.
Saleswomen identified a varied as
sortment of lingerie, stockings. etc.
found in Hargens' room.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
SPOUSE JEALOUSOF
PASTOR and GROCER
Mrs. Myra Darden Gets Divorce
Because Husband Suspected
Every Man She Knew

OAKLAND, Oct. 13-Because of his
extreme jealousy. which manifested
itself in reviling every man who looked
at his wife, Mrs. Myra A. Darden Sc
cured a final decree of divorce today
from Levi T. Darden, prosperous
Humboldt county businessman. Mrs.
Darden was his second wife, his first
also having persuaded the court to free
her from her husband The second Mrs.
Darden was pretty stenographer when
he married her.
Darden suspected nearly every one
who came in contact with his wife. He
would not let her shake hands with the
Rev. Franklin Baker of Eureka at the
end of the services at church, she testi-
fed. He scolded when the grocer spoke
to her. He cursed a streetcar conductor
and Doctor Ottmer of Eureka because
he thought Mrs. Darden was too friend
ly with them. He grew rabid, she de-
clared, when she helped an aged man
named Warren to put on his gloves.
She said that he often called her vile
names.
The property interests of the pair,
valued at about 100000, were subject
to a settlement out of court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
CalifOrnians on Travels

NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-Califorpians have reg
istered at New York hotels as follows:
San Franciseo-J. w. Byrne, w. F. Copeland
Hotel Belmont; A. Z. Edwards, Herald Square
hotel; Mrs v. B. Guyon. Broadway Central
hote; J. b. Slavich, Broadway Central hotel
Mr. and Mrs. w A Soule, Astor House; w. A.
Clark, Murray Hill hotel; J. H. Jordan, Ho6
ruan house; W. A. Dunn, Longacre hotel; z.
Hart, Martha Washington; d. Peck. st. Denis
hotel; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Esberg, Hotel Savoy;
Miss Jorgansen c. Kennef, Miss LAssen, Grand
Union hotel; Mrs. P. I. Manion. Savoy; Mrs. A.
d. Talnot, Cadillac; Mrs. d. Bixler. Hotel
Seville; b. NJ Fink, Martha Washington hotel;
r. NJ Woodward, Hotel Cadillac
Los Angeles-E. H. Bradie, Marlborough hotel
p. W. Breese, w. NJ. Gagadorm, Murray Hill
hotel; J. o. Parker. Grand Union hotel; G. II,
VIII, Herald Square Hotel; Miss j. Pecham
Hotel Cadillac G. Bardel, Mrs. Walker, Broad
way Central Mrs A. II. Diykey, L. NJ. Wind
sor, Mrs C. Ls-Wood. Martha Washington hotel
l. n. Pomeroy. A. B. Seymour, Great Northern
hotel.
San Gabrielle E. Slack st. Denis hotel.
Oakland-A. NJ. Alexander, G. Kellogg, Hote
Seville.
Santa Anlta---H. r. stocker. Mrs. G. B. Stock
er, Hotel Bresln.
Santa Cruz-Mr and Mrs. c. n. Heath, Seville
Pasadena-G. F. Howell, Miss NJ. s. Howell
Union Square hotel.
San Diego r. Seifert, Hotel st. Denis.
Sacramento-Mrs. A. W, Brown, Mr. and Mrs
e. NJ Lancaster, Grand Union hotel; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Kaufman, Hotel Webster.
Santa Barbara-Miss J. Miller, Martha Wash
ington hotel
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
BARITONE is To
Sing At CONCERT
Pupil of the Great Maestro Will
Be Feature of Clubs
Program

OAKLAND, Oct. 13.-William Edwin
Chamberlain, a barytone. will appear
for the second time with the Stewart
orchestral club. at the concert to be
given at the Macdonough theater the
evening of November 10.
Chamberlain sang once before with
the club and proved one Of the most
popular artists. He is an American
singer with American training, but
has had the advantage of training in
the method of Francesca Lamparti, the
great maestro. His technique is con-
sidered remarkably high among lead
ing vocalists of the country.
Chamberlain has appeared as soloist
with the Duss band. Reinicke's orches-
ira, the Mendelssohn string quartet
and at the Ocean grove and Thousand
islands festivals. He also has sung in
New York at concerts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
MAN STEALS MONEY
WHICH is DUE HIM

OAKLAND. Oct. 13.-virgilia Pozzi,
who confessed in the police court this
morning that he stole s210 from Louis
Passano and who lives in the same house
with Passano, was released by Justice
of the Peace Tappan this morning be-
cause he held that the law should be
administered according to circum-
stances. Passano admitted to the court
that he owed the money TO Pozzi, who,
instead of waiting for payment, stole
the amount and buried 1t in the yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
ALBANY is SCENE OF
LARGE MASS MEETING
Prominent Speakers Make Plea
for ChiId's Welfare

ALBANY. Oct. 13.-A largely at
tended meeting was held at the public
school building in this city tonight
under the joint auspices of the Child's
Welfare league of Alameda county and
the Parents association of the Albany
school In accordance with the plan
to ally. the playground, the public
school and the juvenile court in one
battle line for better home and COM
munity conditions, the speakers in
cluded Mrs. Elinor Carlisle of Berke-
ley, who spoke on Fairgrounds and
Coming Citizens" County Superinten-
dent of Schools G. w. Erick, who spoke
on the subject, The Public Schools
and Coming Citizens" and Chief As
sistant Probation officer Ollie E. Snedi-
gar, who, with Assistant Probation
officer Miss Alice Richardson, covered
the. subject, Keeping Coming Citizens
Out of the Juvenile Court"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
WIFE'S EXPERIMENT WITH
HUSBAND A FAILURE
Provided Drink at Home to
Keep Him From Saloons

OAKLAND, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Margaret
F. Hyde secured final decree of di-
yorce today. She thought that If she
made her husband drink at home with
his friends he would avoid going into
saloons and getting drunk So she in
vited his boon companions and provided
much liquor for them. The house was
wrecked in consequence, she said.
The following were granted DEGREES
of divorce today:
Charlotte against Simon weinberger. interloc-
utory. desertion; Ruth against Charles Cramer,
final, habitual neglect.
The following new suits for divorce
were begun:
Matte against Felix W. Klopfer cruelty;
Frank against Emma Weymann, desertion; H.
c. against Flora Wilsey. desertion; Harriet A.
against William Flynn desertion Fannie
against John c. Rhodes failure to provide;
Freeman against Elizabeth Borchert cruelty
Mary A. against Bernard Burke, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Patents for CalifOrnians
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

WASHINGTON. Oct, 13.-CaIifornia patents
were issued today follows: William G. An
derson, San Jose. treating the surfaces OF muddy
roads to drain and dry the same; George A.
Bulge Berkeley. amusement apparatus; Timothy
Carroll Anaheim, hopper Richard Davies, San
Francisco trOuser hanger and stretcher; Lester
R. Davis, Riverside. cooking apparatus: Bryce
H. Gibbs, Los Angeles typewriter attachment ;
Arthur HI HaDoran,. San Francisco. type measur-
ing device; Thomas Harding San Jose, hose
clamp; George e. Kellar and E. o. Thomason
Covna, hydrant: Walter Fl. Lewis. San Fran
cisco, hat Fastener; William c.. McGeorge, Oak
land gas burner and CRATE; Albert z. Moorhead.
San Francisco. pneumatic cleansing apparatus; I;
L. c. Pond, Los Angeles, weeder William A.
Reed. Hollywood. gas turbine engine; John II.
Reese and T. F. Dunlavy. Colegrove,> stufnng
box william c. Richs San Rafael lathe at
fachment; Max r. Slough, Coyina. detachable
sanitary covering for toilet seats; Theodore H.
Smith, San Francisco, valve mechanism for air
compressor; Thomas A Stockford. Williams
bridge floor: George A. Swanson, Oakland. fold
ing bed table and seat; William j. Temple. Red
lands collapsible berth for Infants: Jonathan B.
Tuttle Claremont. fruit and flower clipper; Oluf
Tyberg Point Iona, universal lathe; Elmer E.
Wickershal. Watsonville, continuous make gas
apparatus; Harvey S. Wiilett, Kenney, saw
handle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
SAUSALITO FEUD GIRL
is BRIDE OF SOLDIER
Edith Lawrence Weds Private
Who Caused Warfare
Especial Dispatch to The Cdil1


SAUSALTTO, Oct. 13.-As a romantic
caused warfare here last November be-
tween soldiers OF Fort Baker and fol-
lowers Of her rejected suitor, Edith
Lawrence was quietly married to Pri-
vate Landon Burgan by Justice Of the
Peace J. F. Renner last night, the cere-
mony taking place three days after the
funeral of her father, who had long
opposed the match.
So bitter was the feeling engendered
between the soldiers and civilians that
the authorities were forced to inter-
fere. Major Ruckmsn Pf the govern
rnent reservation aud Mayor Jacques
Thomas OF Sausalito 55ined forces to
check hostilities Miss lawrence was
brought before the Jlsenile court at
San Rafael ana orr ed by Judge
Thomas J. Lennon .tf Did her soldier
/sweetheart for 80 da<
Edith was then rs of age and
prepossessing. Al SINE her fancy
favored Manuel SitS Pho had a fol-
lowing known as It silva gang" He
gave her two rings. The young woman
switched her affections to Burgan and
gave him the rings. That started the
feud.
Belle Lawrence, the Is year old sister
of Edith, later became the wife of Man
uel Silva, whom Edith had rejected A
separation between the parents of the
girls followed. Last Thursday Law
renee. who was formerly town treas
urer, dropped dead. His funeral took
place Sunday. Mrs. Lawrence offered
no objection to the match.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

DEVELOPMENT SESSION
DELEGATES TO BE FETED

OAKLAND. Oct 13.-The Oakland
chamber of commerce and the mer-
chants exchange have appointed the
following joint committee to arrange
for the entertainment Of delegates in
attendance upon the next semisanual
convention OF the California develop
ment board, which takes place In this
CITY December 8: F. A. Leach Jr.. 3. p.
Miller. Theodore Gier. A. j. Snyder. A.
Jonas, n. N Gard. A G. Taft and VIII
bur Walker
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
HIGH SENIOR CLASS
LOSES SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Faculty DEGREES That Time
Must Be Given to Study

ALAMEDA, Oct. 1S.-The faculty of
the Alameda high school has issued a
decree that the high senior class shall
no longer have social affairs In the
school term.
The high senior is the graduating
class, and the faculty holds that the
members should study rather than
spend their time in arranging and at
tending social events.
All the entertaining and activities
formerly arranged by the high seniors
will be in charge of the low seniors
The latter class this term has decided
to present Twelfth Night as the class
play.
The low senior dance, which will take
the place of the graduating hop, will
be held in Harmonic hall, Paru street,
this month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
LOCAL FERRY TRalas-ua Oakland pIr:

To Oakland. BerksIsy. saryman. East Oakland and
Observation-Disclosures GOO an. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm inclusive, then Z 40, $50,
900. go, 1920. 1l00. ll.40 pm. 12.2o and
l20a.m.
To sather and MsFcss via Seventh st-Daly-Fron
500 am, and every twenty minutes until 700 pm.
inclusive. then 7.40. $50. 9.00, $40. 10.20. lilo.
and 1l.40 pm.
To s,onshurss-Daly Except sundsy-aoo. 100. 500.
only 800 1000 an. Loo. 200. a0o. 400. 500.
5&0p-
To Oakland First ST.. FruItsaIs Alameda. vIa Hrssskes
-Daly-From t60o. 60 am. and svery twenty
minutes until SO am. inclusive. then 800, e.2O,
1000 TO- 20 H.00. 1l20 an. II m. II % LOO 20,
200, 20. 500. 3.20, t340 pm. and every twenty
minutesunti pm. inclusive; 40. $40. 800 40.
1910 1l00 and 11.40 pm, 12.20 and 10 an.
Additional train to Oakland First Sc. 2l5 am.
To West Bsrkslsy-DaIy Except sunday-Fron 500
an. and every tweaty minutes unti82O a.msnclu-
sive: then 500 an. and every hour until 400 pn.
inclusive; then 40 pm, and every twenty minutes
$40, 1910. 1l.0O. 1l-40 pm and l220 am. oSE
To West ssksIsy-Sundsys onIy-Fron 500 an,
then 100. 7:40 $50. 500 inclusive: then go
an and every twenty minutes 700 pm. inclusive:
then 7.46 pm.s $50 900 $40. 1920. hoo. il.&0
pm. and l2.20 an. -.ss - - :
To ccrbia-DaE- Except Srndsf-From 600 an. and
every 20 minutes until $40 am. Inclusive. then
400 1000 am. 100 m. 10O 200, 400 400. EW
40 a00 $50. so and 500 pm. z<~2s~ <s1 - :
70 c0bin-Sundays onIy-Frcm 600 an, then 300
am. go an and every twenty minutes until
600 pm. a
70 stsss. Richmond. PuIlman-so 90 am. s. pm a2Upn.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
CELEBRATE THE DAY
ISpeciol Di,nntch % The CnNl

SAN MATEO. Oct. 13.-San Mateo
council No. 1886. knights OF Columbus,
celebrated Discovery day with a recep-
tion and dance in Maple hall last night.
The hall was sttractively decorated
and q large number was present to
participate in the festivities.
Joseph Killelea, John J. Cronin and
Harry T. Gettings Jr. were the men,
bers Of the committee having the affair
IN charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
MILLION DOLLARS ARE
INVOLVED INA FRAUD

BOSTON, Oct. 1s.-On a charge of
using the mails in a scheme to de-
fraud, Charles H. Brooks, mana ger and
director of the Redeemable investment
company of this city. concern having
capital stock amounting to 10000
600, was arrested this afternoon. Ac-
cording to the federal officials, nearly
81 900, 600 is involved under the charg ges
which have been made against Brooks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
COMIC CHAPARRAL TO
MAKE IT'S BOW TO-DAY
[Seee;al Diseatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 10
The freshman football number of the
Chaparral, the college comic will ap-
pear on the campus tomorrow morning
portraying the humorous side of the
contest between the first year men of
Stanford and California in prose, poetry
and graphically. There are several at
tractive pieces Of art work in the mag
aZine, a number of prose and poetical
contributions, and several pertinent
editorials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

CollinsviLe. Emmaton. Rio Vista Iseton. Ryde Wax
aut Grove vorden. Courtland. Carksburg Sacramento
except Sunday. stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ramento 600 pm Leaves Sacramento 900 pm daily
except Sunday no stops routs) arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am
Steamer Modoe Or Apache, leaves San Francisco LOO
pm. Daily. except Sunday; arrive San Francisco 1l.O
pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

WOMAN TO LEcTURE-Alsmeds Oct l2-
Mrs. Frank 5. Brush. wife OF the pastor Of
the First Presby yterian church. will speak be-
fore the missionary society Of the church to-
morrow afternoon at 2:15 o'clock on Europe
II ns Seen Through a Woman's Eye" Miss Mary
Campbell, also recent European traveller
viii give "Reminiscences Of Six Happy
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

PASTOR 10 BE cUEST-Alameda, Oct Ia
Rev. Willsie 81. Martin and his family Will
be the guests Of honor tomorrow evening az a
reception IN the church parlors on entering
the sixth year OF his pastorate in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

OAKLAND HARsoR FERRY-From San Francisco.
Market Street. Wharf-Week Days-Hourly from 600
an to 300 pm. Sundays-645 &15 e45. Ills
am. 12.45. 215 AS. 615. 6.45. Sis and O. As pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

LOCAL FERRY TRAHs-Wa AIamsda Per.
To Oakland and Aamsda-f610. t645 am, and then
10 and IS minutes past the hour until As pm: then
$780, ais 1000. 10.45. II 30 pm. and IL is am.
for Morning , for Afternooa Sunday excepfed
Sunday only. SSaturday and Sunday only
aSunday and Monday only.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

Union rlnsfs, Co. authorised to check Bazzses
direct from residence.
The evening world., 1910-12-22
4 I'm ely T1lntS lOr
var 1 y L AL - , "A ~ - ~ e / ,.

a transfer ard wall save you tune
an' niaAe your sAvppins ras4cr IN evey
"ay.
~ not try TO carry a lot OF parcels.
! Hey are annuy.As, ESPECIALLY On a
car. you can nave tnem a.i
mo large stUIcs. IAat 10 what Tao az
O-ol"!nouaaVa uesk Is LOT.
IL U larry uOHHtUwn untA the rush
nour, 90 HVt CVHApIa.n IL sou nave u
stand Ia an unCoAIoTtaDIy cIuwuou car
ali me way no.Ae.
II you anuUt decide what TO bay,
mere aIe - ioH hints.
- IoIu4ne sew iHs screen Is u handy
article Tor Inc wuAnAa VINO sews anu
mrnus. IT nas pOcAets. cOIIapslD.e
Shelves u pau CusuIun ana IS tIF-
Ai5.Icu VIA spouis VI sAA ANA cotton
aud EARNING nldturIa.s, An eAGtptIVua.'
- pletty u Ia 3i,JJ.
4ne umbrella 70 4 popular gift, II II
b. tor u woman, get me SAIL case um-
III e,la LHat nas a fancy handle with q
large DOW anu also a pam handle. IL II
IS Tor the man. uhe Kind that can be
carried either IS a cane or umbrella
would DO handy.
A silk comfortable II q practical sif,
and $3.50 Will buy a beauty. or a hand
some sateen n can be purchased
: for s..
The evening world., 1910-12-22

ally DRIVEN on tine downward pa'A
by tho ~unkindness OF Il Oman
The girl WAS a sensitive creature,
accustomed to tho riendlinca5 ana
~oomradcslip of her sex. some GOSSIP,
hearing o. an innocent indiscretion OF
! ers. made a mountain out OF a mole
hil 1t later developed into a volcano
whose lava ENGULFED the girl n
she saw no escape.
First one Stunned her, then another
Her little club REFUSED to let her
enter It's sacred" preclacts. The doors
even OF her Intimate friends homes
bore the Sign not n" She was
AFRAID to tell her mother, who was
Of the puritan type. In reality she
was far moro slnned against than sin
ming.
The GOODNESS of her associates en-
tered into tho marrow OF her bones
and chilled her perhaps otherwise
BRAVE spirit TO cowardice. The USE
iessness OF the STRUGGLE entered into
her makeup. She came away from the
scene OF torture, Just that!
At last she found refuge with the
woman | quote. She vas not a bad
girl. She was not SELF-SUFFIcIENT
enough to stand the unspeakable CEN
sure OF those she called friends.
The evening world., 1910-12-22

come him accordingly. But to n m
We draw our skirts aside lest they be
contaminated by her garments.
For:
oh. tho stabs that slay. I'm sorry to
say. rave been really planned.
Are given by woman to woman and
why twhen a goes along yet needs
no "why') we cannot understand.
The stand-patter' will say. 'Oh. 1t
Ii tho va of the world
Nothing Is permanent but change. 1t
Is high time we changed our attitude
toward tho woman who NEEDS US.
There arc hundreds OF instances daily
outside OF this one that prove wom-
an lnhuman!ty 10 her mothers sex.
The unkind word behind her back
that "stings hko "A red-hot ~brand"-the
petty actions that seem small but maho
or mar the trend OF the whole day
and perhaps the day after. bospeaS
hardness unto natures that might other
wise DO beautiful.
Every daughter OF us must realize
that life is SO short. We nave but
n little while TO stay at best. WIZ
not make It best" In the real sense !
There are enough feathers and furJ
and silks and satins and gsw-yaw
for all OF US. There Is such a large
SKY overhead, Why LOOK DOWN with
disdain at a fellow creature that was
born under the sime stars that well
coined YOU?
We are all human, And there Is not
ONE among 10 who may cast the first
stone And. II we do. the stone some
times has REFLEX action. II comes
back.
Above all. woman should stand by her
eislel at the time when the sister needs
her MOST. TIT kin word. tho synpa-
thetic action. the assurance OF support
all have forever lone more to set a
WRONG RIGHT, heal tho wounded
heart and point to the path In witch
the erring ono should not 10 than ALL
the GOODNESS and aloofness OF which a
woman 10 capable.
PREPARE FOR PEACE ON EARTH
AMI 0OOD WILL TOWARD WOMAN
The evening world., 1910-12-22

URlNG these last days OF Inrlst'
InaS ~s"oYpsns tnero are a rev
inAn1s tuat lllsHL indAe the las'
.... vi a ne. yous sIalu ~ u nusAoer y.
people.
lTy 10 do your snoppns petween S'~
ana 4I.oJ y. ~.
10 AoL Lac up tae ume OF nor levy
upon the nervous force ot the store a.
teauanls " asn.ns uSe.ess W !oo''SA
4ues,.Oas.
c..cro Is no necessity 0: rushing
through a SHOP re~adIu4esS or diners
yvsl4ng alu Dunp.iS IHso u an
utueg eou.a Le ayo.ueu IL every pody
went a,ous calmly. heepIns " mo
r.gnL VIA oDvIate cOAIus4On n co..
As.un. \ AttIe -consiuegaS.oA Tor tIe
person beh,ld you IN sUIus out o.
WInsI uOUrs W.I AVOID .I.AAy d ms
ua, alu mt ans uuIy a SECOND ) de.aJ
10 you.
Eat sufficiently while shopping to pre-
serve youy 5000 namor. DO not Try to
select auytAins when you reach ne
stage dead ured,'' Rest a wA!le IN the
retiring room and a cup OF tea. wnicn
some OF tho shops serve gratis. WA.
help a whole lot.
1t will serve no purpose to argue the
matter when unpleasantries arise. so
Just save your nerves for the shopping.
where you will need them.