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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

granS paa SslanS. Ratten til
BEN lite 6eb. er a~pinoeifolen | glon.
oltos paa SsIanb flIoitenoi5 neo.
brrrtot. SIoen opitob / 8isffenet
ener @aitebuiet; ben opoaseoes 81.
1-2 ON Natten, % / 2sbet al Ell
Sime par oft neobr9not. aue Sfo'
lens 9eboere blep rebbeoe, nlen oct
meite al Snoboet brpnote. Slere al
Sfolepiaerne miiteoe alt, booo DC
eieoe. 20 al 9Prerinoerne par bort
reiite og beres 8erelier aflauieoe,
ioa Inlet reooebes al oeres Gienbele.
<n ielpe 9pgningen bar asiureref.
SiI Hruiesipr / norbiife Sprog
peo 9~icbenbapnS llniperiitet efter
Eroiesior Skinner err ubnGpnt %.
cent @erner 0dblerup. 8crner 3able'
rltps Napn nil | isrite Hpffe blioe
fnpttet til ben itore oanife Srobog,
buis llbgipelie ban bar forbereot
giennem nbifiaige aor, og buorai
Der iorelsbis fun ioreligger ct Prsoc-
bette, ifriper "9fatt." Otter bettes
Snbbolb at BONNIE er 8erfet anla1t
meo itor @runbigbeo og Hsiogtig'
beo og bill itffert blioe en- uGrbig og
fulot no tiosioorenbe aflsier al pore
ior9loeoe Srobsger oper NooerS'
nloalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Srpnbbiems Siipeaaaro.

~iphpDJSWV StIPt9"uip SPPlSS
maalet ON Salg al Sronobiems 9i.
ipaganro err MI itiGet / Sero. De.
partcmtntet bar 9ienncm S%tiftsoiref-
tionen tiIitiQet Wagiitrat og Sor-
monofab ct SoriIag, iom gaar no
'pda, at ben isnbre Gel al 9iipegaar-
OenS I6ope inmmen meb Saiienhuiets
Spntt uSlpgges til Hnrf, % at Ser
orlr19es en- Rasiaae ira 0omfirfens
Seitiront til 8riniens 8aoe. Stiits,
orfipets Cont. Tom iteber til giipe-
cnarb,ns, foreIlones pperloot &om-
n1lrcn, moo at arftpet faar Elabs
pcb 8ollan. Selbe 9iipegnorben az
tPs frenbcIes bennttet Tom 9iIpebo-
Tia. Set foreIIooeoe ARRANGEMENT
nil / hsi @rob tiene til at fo%rlfiSnne
0omfirfens Smgipelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Narm tiHalas btuiat.-34

~ aeTes flint 2ano | bet uoropelilige Niu'
neiotu. Dob Sorobmo. glt fan eprtes.
So aeres unoer RGoa. 60 geres Sauneeane
Q S9t Bpanin9er. s 900 toutdnt. Bill
itaiie SGatoru for 70 Geres. og Sernbane.
uo9iiterne tiibagebetales Risberen. Eris
fun Gil pr. Gere. 8. ". Srufat, Suneber'
RI, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

&Groalsbrf9ets Srcott. Sra
S~ronobiem meSoeles ben 2Sbe 2Se6r.:
gonfheferne / Sronobiem bar ioog
boISt Wsoe for at orsfte gprhals.
brllnetS StiQing. Reiltltatet forelig.
i SpIigelie Of 8Groalsbrugets
areoit bos DC berpprenbe Banter.
4ariogen til bette mao utpiliomt til.
ifribes BET npe SerrebSitnres libet
tiQiooPffenbe OptrPber. S9rlig bor
SpiiQeIien al 8Prbolsbrugets Opg.
tige 9iiponent, Sr. Soulber, n9ret
en- meSpirfenbe aariag til, at Ban.
ferne life pil ia mere meb @ruget at
qisre. RorSenfieIbife arebitbanf bar
imiSIertio itiGet iia imeoefommerbe
og bar tilbuot at fnptte mn Sorbin-
Belle mes SprbaIsbruget paa pisie
8etinqcIier, iom 9anfen bar funbet
oct ~neopenoig of cpitiae meo Senipn
til 9rtftens 9ebelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17
Suinoer / uffentlige GmbcSer.

"pthptt y plINb'tyt Sh'SNoS' ~
'Statsrnao iorleoen beltutte0es frem.
lat Eropoiition til en- Bop ON no.
gang til at ani9tte aUinoer / Sta.
tens gmbeoer. gu er Set alene Gm.
beoerne iom Heftorer, 0pcrIGrere og
a0frrftr peo De bsiere 4lnlenifoler
oe peo De ofientlige 29rerifoler, Der
itoor aabne for apinOerne. Zen MI
iremiatte Eropoiition 3aar oioere emo
bcn, iom bIep iorela9t S~tortbinget /
1904, men beneans life fom til vi.
oisrelie . De gmbeoer, boori Gpin'
oerne life fol funne nuiGttes, er
fun isIgenbe: y Statsminiiter. og
Observation-Disclosures, y geiItlige
@mbeoer / Statsfirfcn 81 Diploma
fife gmbeoer % aoriulembeoer,
iumt A. milit9re og ctuilmilitpre
gntbeoer. SEQ gebanbl;ngen al BRO.
poiitionen bitterebe Statsminiitereu
fslaenoe Heierpation til Erotofols:
Statsr1iniiter aonpm finoer life at
fitrne tilraoSe, of Der I'LL oabnes 40
gang for apinber til @mteber /
Stntsfirfen, men frembrper, at ban
life bor principieIle 9etpnteli9bcNcr
berir,no. I'll Senre R%eierunttou Int
teoe Stotsraoocrre Ser1e % 0arrc.
Spn5ita fig. Stntsroob 9rGrnr no
toIte. at ~9opforiIo9et eiter bans Wte'
ming goar for piot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

nj htIrrtss en- Scrfisieiie pad en- Taa.
Ta1 qarntiue Nromo Gutuiue Tablets. due dpos
ihciere iiibaaettialcr 9euaeue, huis DC teller al bel
trcoe. Q. ". Bropes Rdpuetrri pdG hper Wfe csc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

q on mer on peitopsr ipaarf 6ets iaa. sIem
~ III creaon, ben met ltorarfebe Stat | Beieu
for nruaidul, ~ rieriortft % almiuoella Sarnina.
gu bar ben itsrffc o. met hdoftrubiae Cite ouer
ltlbue, Der M or paa Rdriebet Stateu. dae iprs
snffeoe CpIusntueer aiues paa aHmooutua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

q be usrHs QoIouisr I California ptt Tn
~ hnoe bet btuilfte ednb % bet beoite Nltndt pdd
Sttlehdpsts'tcu. Strtu efter 9trtulrre.
JOHN BLICHFELDT.
Anderson California.
FOR FRI ILLUSTRFRET ROC.
he.krvends Aluminium Sko, FOR Farmers .. Arhs'ders udsn-
dsrs, skry III uErAL sHoE coz ststiou II0. uian-
apoli. Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

S6bsialb. = Grandmother Berg,
Sleffefiorb, err nigaaet peo 3eoen,
50 9lar gammel.
- @oorobruqer S1ilius Surobp /
8eitbp osbe forIeOen al eft Slagtil.
fpl6e. Gan bar inoebaot en- itor
R9ffe fommunolc Siaibsbperp og
cor en- / pioe areOie fienOt og aibolot
Wan6.
Serre0sfasierer Ole Gr.
Sbronoien / Nes, &omerife, er az
gaoet peS 9eoen. aibsbe par / man.
1e aor Weblem al Serrebsitpret og
~oberbooeSet iterft benpttet til mango
Slags @ieremaaI.
8oitmeiter u. Sacobien /
Sorpsborg oiaif iorIeben peo Cohen.
San bIep aniat / lit Gm6ebe / 1892
o. bar mot flor Silib og agtelie Tor
lin 9patiabeo. Sdcobien funbe flor
ieire 50.aars SrbilGlm iom Boit'
mano.
- Seierinipeft9r Intor Eeoerlen
/ aroaers bsoe forleben eIter ct fort
Spaeleie. afosoe our en- meget nrl.
ieet Suanbperfer % feireoe ior fort
Sib fioen fit % Nars.SubiI9um iom
Seieriripeftsr.
8aptein Saaiteo oeo Sngenisr.
paabnet or afgaoet oeb 9sben, 40
aor aomnel. San oar Officer ira
1892 o. blep Gapteir | 1902. &oa'
IteS por en- ualmirbelig bpgtig Din.
GER og meget afbolOt | Officersfreoie
for lin perionIige gIifnerbigbeb.
Sroisrer / transferred, Sslie
Tolslano, er aigaoet oeb Dsber, 60
9ar gummel. afOeOe par en- al
@rmberreoS itsrite eienbomsbeii0.
oere og en- iieIOen Opstig 8%aarobru.
ger o. Sfogbruqer. San bar inoe.
baot omtrent oae 8p3oens SiQios.
bperp, % bar iaaIeoes Sroisrer | en-
aarrGffe.
Soanepreit 5beoSor aieaanS
er afgoaet oe6 SsSen ! en- aber al
6S aor. San begpnote fin seiitlise
GmbebspirfiombeS iom reiioererbe
aapeaon iii RamnRs / 1872, 6Iep
ienere S~oenepreit ! linn. 3eIemar.
fen, oa forhptteSes cite aar Sereiter
til Sleffefioro. I'll Soenepreit /
aifer uSnppntes aie1mS / 1894.
efterot aifer og @Prum Dor bIepet
BELT / ire ielpit9noise SognetaIb.
aieaanb Dor ooru,t ~interesieret / lin
8reitegierning pg meget ufbolbt pan
@rimb Of I'm @oo5isrenbeo os fit OF.
oirerSe Wenidheosdrbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-17

~tNuiuVs NNDlDu.
NnifeS - On fsritetInsies 7raffes
- %itrGooer fan fna itGoigt @rbeioe meo
COB esu. Carl 9. Sasen, 5ailor, DEBORAH,
Soma.
NnhcS-Iiasr isess. 2 a 3 uuae
Bigger DANTE eller nprife) isaes til ct
Solpttal | dubuque, Soma, til at pasie'
yattenter. gaa tunne toIe @neelit nosen
luroe. Spn $50 Rdaneoeu liant Rot. 2ogi
0 Salf. Gpgip Gloer. Grin pia Gugefft
III glitter Superior, Ct. Soiepb's Saui'
inrinm, Dubuque. Soma.
Stlialgs.-G n 90 Ncres 5drm.
IL gtl fra 8p, neb uoifer Breb tit
Snoils. 6or nGrmere Splpsntnser ltrio iii
GIiuer SaIuoriou. Repis. Dtiun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
The Evening Chit Chat
BY RUTH CAMERON

. Z THEN % cntfefse folks and undertakings and conditions, do you
w criEcise consructvely or always negatively.
Y The other day / RAJ puz11hg over auuHtnuay present ~ oe ~
those difficult people who have 81 very mnGn that ~ IS almost lmpossipie
to find an untitled niche in their possessions. A
There were four people in the room WWhl me. a I I'm we 70
them the different articles + had thought might be suitable three Of the
four spoke up obiecfng to this or that, and only made any constitute
tive suggestion.
/ think that was a fairly good eAampaie OF tue pof u eoh
trucEye ii negative critics in this with
Negative criticism is of about IS use s sgh postW me says
"Ths is not the way to so-and-sop
+ have a acquaintance who has exquisite taste In dress. I admired
her clothes so much that when / was gong TO nave a g gown l
times talked 1T ver with her. / don't any more For, whereas b would
frequently turn up her nose it m IDEAS assuring m that she wouldn't
think OF having that; nobody wore that sort OF thing now, b hardly
w offered me any constructive criticism and seldom said, = would
have this"
ideas. either Merely tina the lazy habit Il negative criticism a So
strong with her that she couldn't escape IT,
And most people ae at only inclined tic be native critics, but
worse still, they VA apt to b q also indefinite critics.
An honest, definite negative criticism Is Worth something, IN
deante negative criticism is absolutely vaIueess.
A. twentieth century business man from the i VIII city was speak
ing to me one day of people who criticised him, and this is what he said:
st like criticism. But l. want 1T definite. If a should come into
my office and say, Look here, you are. running your business all wrong
I'd say. All right, tell me just what I'm doing wrong and how I cal do
better. And if ha could point out any mistakes i was making and how
! could correct them, I'd thank him II even pay him for telling mel
what q fof I'd been. But Il he couldn't tel me anything definite well.
then I'D think I had a right to get pretty thoroughly mad at him for
airing To- critcise me-"
When q woman discharges her maid. OF an employer his employee, /
think the employer should tell the one discharged exactly what was the
matter with the work.
ploye should go to him. and frankly and pleasantly ask for definite fault
Ending. SO that when he ears q new structure Of service In a new posi-
dn he may real 1t On the foundation of this CRITICISM
The world needs definite constructive evrfs very badly.
But it doesn't have much use for the Indefinite negative critic
Which kind ar you9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
A Healthful Old Age for Women

The turn of life is the most critical period in a womans
existence. Owing to modern methods Of living not one
woman in a thousand approaches this perfectly natural
change without experiencing a train OF very distressing
symptoms.
Those dreadful hot flashes and the faint feeling that
follows. sometimes with chHls, extreme nervousness and
dependency are symptoms of this condition.
Those hot flashes are just SO many calls from nature for
help. Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
prepared to meet the needs of woman's system at this
trying period Of her life. 8.
If this period is safely passed through the prospect will
be good for a long period Of sound health and comparative
immunity from disease
Here is roof that lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetable
Compound may be relied upon at this period:
Alton Station, Ky.-aI want other suffering women
to know what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has done for me. For months / suffered from female
troubles in consequence of my age, and thought / could
not live. wrote you and after taking Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound I feel like a new woman. / thank
YOU so much for the good it has done me."-Mrs. Emma
Bailey, r. r. No. i, Alton Station, KY.
Kewaskun, Wis.-.aYour medicine was a blessing to
me in my sickness at Change Of Life. ! cannot describe
what / suffered for five long years from headache, backache,
dizziness, no sleep, ~palpitaion of heart and irregularities
which are common at that period and sometimes continue
for weeks at a time.
shave been cured by Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in dry form. I am 81 years old and can do all
my work.a-Mrs. Carl Dahlke, Kewaskum, Wis.
IF you want special advice write to Mrs. Pinkhan, Lynn, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

Daddy's Bedtime
ory-'ThsT Thee Axes

NM .oNts
1.-THE Woodman Hur-
ried Home"

&c. ~ERE Is a story OF a time when 1t paid a mar to tell the truth with
~ ut hesitation" said daddy ne evening 70 Jack n Evelyn II
is about a poo woodman who lived In a country far across tn
ocean. He a a very poor nan but lie "a lot unhappy, for ne
had work enough t. keep him busy. a wife and children who loved him
good health
"one day the woedman vas cutting down trees it the side 4 q brook.
He was happy and gang at his work., tut all at opcea sad thing happened
The AZ slipped out of his hand IS be was swinging it to ut down = uees ms,
splash 1t fell INTO the waters Of the breok and sankl Then thu poor woouman
sat down by the side Of the water and bowed his head between his hands for
1t was h only y he owned #
"But rs h q sat there he heard a sweet voice saying What is the trouble,
my poor manr And, looking up, he saw the most beautiful fairy In the world
II raj tina water fairy who lived Tin the brook.
my a. has fallen into tbs water, n I d o 20 know what 1 hall q
without It, said the woodman.
at will get it back for yeu. said the fairy. Diving into the winter she
brought u n j. but it vas n a of pure gold IS this your asked
the fairy. No said thu man That Ia NOS my ar
"TheD the fairy Owed into thu watera n brought ut a. az 81 Or pr6
silver. Ia this you axr she asked again. No. sadt the nan again.
Then the fairy Owed into the water the third tune and brought ont ne
woodlands WE a He said it was his. and the fairy gave II o him Then
she said that as he had been so truthful about the other two axes Ne might
ave them ff bis very own. After thanking her the woodnan hurried home
to tell his family the good news
@On his way he met q neghber who asked htn where he hA got the
two splendid axes The woodman told the story nd hurried IN THE. other
nan however. went To- the brook. to the same place In which ta hrst man
had been. and threw his a into the water. Then he began to cry.
Soon the fairy appeared again and asked him why he ws crying When
he told her she said. DO not cry. i will get your a K for you'
.She Owed into the water and brought nut a gold al Is thfsy ou <
She asked, and the greedy man answered, Yes
@Ne, answered the fairy. TT is not You shall not have It And ~ you
arr 81 greedy you may dive into tne water yourself for your =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
ABOUT
THE HOUSE

and use no soap. h Is excellent alM
for washing windows, although q ~
tie more kerosene should be used ia
glass.
A bottle OF household amnonia II I
great help In every Kitchen A te4u
| spoonful or two Of ammonia III III wax
ter In which dish towets Ax6 .E3a1aSM1
wiz Meer them clenn an4 MnSseGG
X : dansx enrrp< u 343A
01sSSa xA~exaApk&eI <sss&
teRtd v2SS4 3N2s
OF ammonia has haan SSF 3f5%
them properly. A few drops afH
monia In greasy pans will renov tn
grease. Ammonia and boiling wates
to fiush a sink or drainpfpe VIII ctp
any grease that ts clc-gsn. .n- usuz
II o put some ammonia in the boiler
in which white clothes ere boiled
will make them whittier.
=
A woman who used TO Keep GOLDFISH
and has thought better of IT has utilix.
ed her glass bowl and the pretty SHELF
tones at the bottom OF 1t Ia
most attractive way. Over the top OF
the bow b has put a coarse meshe4
and fastened IT around the edgs
with a piece OF narrow green ribbon
Through this mesh she puts flowers
nasturtlums or sweet peas and thAii
slender stems showing through the wa
ter In the bowl are almost. AZ pretty
a . the flowers themselves. II larger
are used she has to cut holes In
b netting.
The big glasa bowl with the shei1i
and stones in the bottom, combined
with the garden flowers. Is q charrnsn.
for the table, and now that
thsf Towering season IN most over ferns
and green vines would be- lovely used
the same way. Silver netting simi-
ar to that used on expensive glass
holders may be bought seperatas
" FIR this Durrase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
is YOUR SKIN ON FIRE?

Does it seem to you that you can't
stand another minute of that awful
burning Itch?
That It MUST be cooled?
That you MUST have relief?
Got q mixture or Oil of Winter
green. Thymoi, and other soothing
ingredients as compounded only la
ID. IL d Prescription.
The very first drops STOP that
awfas burning Instantly
The first drops soothe and hea1l
D. ID. D. gives you comfort
~rleanEes the skin OF alI impurities
and washes away pimples and'
hlotebes over nighEl
Take a word on It az your local
zrugSist.
Ges y $1s08 or q s5 cent Sotels te-
Iay.
Barn@kaT rsza
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
signing ons. Name.

Should q widow use her husbands
nane an hsz Visiting card or her OWL
Christian name7 Should she be Mrs.
Cyril Smith OF Mrs. Charlotte Smith,
In signing eGe's name to q letter foss
is &c usual Co Indicate whether a wo
man IL married or gingieY
A widow mat use her discretion
At present It is customary for her to
continue using ths same form she did
In her husbands lifetime. In sign
ting your name write II simply Marx
Brown or Emma James. and put Mise
In brackets In one instance and Mrs
John or Robert IN brackets In the
oakszs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

A Delight to ivory eeAIsutorA
In almost every homo q piano is te
be found. bnf In only ons househoid
here In America Ia there q instru
ment carved from ivory In an exact
replica OF the accepted baby grand
model OF commerce This wonderfui
piece Of work III the result Of mich pa
dent labor on the part Of q worker In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

Ffrst-Cotten wedding.
Seeond-Paper wedding.
Tihrd-Leather wedding.
F1fth-Wooden wedding.
Seventh-Woolen wedding
Tenth-Tfn wedding.
Twelfth-Silk wedding.
Fifteenth-Crystal wedding.
Twentisth-China wedding.
Twenty-5fth-Silver wedding.
Fortieth-Ruby wedding.
Ffftieth-Golden wedding.
Seventv-ffth-Diamond wedding
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
Draws Out All Inflammation
and Soreness.

This remarkable fpct bath ren1sdy In
Superior to Powdex. EXAAfeR - &a1ve
and II guaranteed to cur GorHs. Cal
lovsas, Bunions, Prostitutes. Chtihfatns,
InGrowing Nails, Tfrsd. Aching. Swcl-
Feet.
Smaller shoes Car N Worn by us
Ing TIZ, because 1t puts and keepa tho
feet in perfect condition
TIz Is for sale At alt druggists Is
cents per box or diracx II % wish
from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chi
baKO. Ill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
ALL


WHAT to do with accommodating
postcards a. b arrive L. a
question with most people Album
multiply AND take room. n loose
cards kept In boxeE or baskets ars al
ways out OF the q which the coca
sion requires when they are 10 De
shown. One woman has FOUND some
stih paper envelopes with clio out-
Q n ana tape Ter fastensTa 20 - VS.
Ing . series q thsrn boT vea1nns 800 !.
Of cArds- ~ sh4saots~ @ls - u
~ $3.50
oa. A' Dec1use y AknonE
80 |. UwA aisla- ihoss uas ps-
80 sac neassai
- luA i1iaius naso sesH
nany .. trt.r..t.S - 49, .1aasn 49,
rha .rr.tans. -
49,.
- w 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

lFoUn-GoRED WALKING SKIRT, eseA'
with H1Eh 81 Natural. Waist Line
gives a box-p1adt effect at 'front.' ano
back Is an exceedingly smart ene. rms
model is exceptionally attractive, y
most effective use of trimming. II VIII
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

a to 80 waist.
be found appropriate for entire gowns,
for the coat suit and for odd skirt.
q little above the waist line, ~ pre-
ferred. The skirt is made In four
cores. The edges Of the front and
Tapped onto the side cores. then stitch
ed to suggest the box-piaits. When
the high waist line Is used the upper
edge is designed to be boned and un-
The quantity of material required
for the medium size Is * wards "a or
y 70 Inches IS inches wiss: s Wide yar qse II w, af ~ i
the skirt at the lower edge la rs
yards.
The pattern No. 1884 is cut in sizes
measure, and will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department of
this paper on receipt of ten cents. II
in haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage which insures
more prompt delivery.
The Cup That Cheers.
A business girl who wished to brew
an occasional cup OF tea tn her own
room hit upon this happy device: She
went about among tho secondhand
furniture shops until she found an old
machine tabla asAth tAestsnA11neSen
aa4~AsL~UA txxNSss~zse&&a-Apa~p~.
cred with asbestos, and on this she In
stalled a small gas stove. The ma
chine drawers were used for holding
knives and forks. small tea. coffee and
sugar canisters and paper napkins.
Screw hooks fastened to the under
side OF the table hold tea and
pots. a saucepan and a frying pam,
and curtains act as a screen. a com.
pact and useful device is this, says the
Wonan's Home Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02


Al man SHOULD never speak of his
sister or fancee rs Miss Anybody, but
just her Christian name Ii you are
engaged to Agnes Williams and are
announcing the fact. don't say you
are going to marry Miss" Agnes VIII
iiams. hut Agnes Williams.
A woman should not speak of her
husband as "Mr. Seymour" 1t is pre-
tehtioua, bat the custom Is so thor
oughfy ingrained Ia this country a. to
make people obltyfous of IT'S fnpro-
priety. For a ma TO speak OF her
husband as MFR Se-and~se to any a
but an inferior r. q species af snub.
A woman should always sag "My bus
band to aequaintanees and "Een' or
AHred's to her friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02


sues two different sets of Invitations,
one to those persons whom she wishes
arst to entertain at dinner, and invita-
tons to these would be ner regular en-
graved dinner cards, with the words
dancing at II" written In the lower
left hand corner, and one to those
whom she wishes to ask IN for the
dancing only. and these would be her
regular Eat home'' cards, with edanc-
ing at 11r written In the lever left
hand corner. Or for a small party she
may use In place of the latter her Wis
fling card, with the date under her
name in the lower left hand corner,
Dancing at 1o.39."
When d dance Is to be the occasion
Of Introducing q young woman into So
cfety either the first or the second of
the forms siren above haay be used.
A hostess In sending cut Invitations
fer q dance should carefully censid
er what dancing space she win have
at her disposal. whether the entertain
ment is to be given In her W house
OF In q hotel suit rented for the oeca-
To crowd q small. narrow, LII
drawing room with dancers
ia a ~grievous mistake. Two small
dances VIII please better than a I'M
pleasant crush
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

ainiaTuRE rIas0 Gxrsvgr rsoN roRY.
Neutrality-suspicious. 81 1rs x1ru Is
ne most perfect specimen T4s piano
Is correct In every particular. and not
the c~ieyerest part Of the toy instru-
ment ~ the rolled top over the key
board, which works perfectly. The lid
may BE- raised. In approved concert
fashion. and the little stool would meet
sa- a~i,srsya u even Josef HOFFMAN,.
The piano legs are Beautifully carved.
and there are tiny casters which must
have taken an inexhaustible amounr
Of patience to adjust. In length this
sxqnixtfe ivory piano is two and a
half inches long and an inch and a
halt high. Collectors of small ivory
sbjects are enthusiastic over this mu'
Itcal masterraeee.
For Winter Sports.
The smartest girls are affecting very
sensible-and plain sporting clothes for
wear at week end parties. Nothing Is