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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-11
NOTICE FOR PAROLE

Inc public is hereby notified that
l. X. E. Billingsly, will on the oath
uay OF september, 1914, make appli-
cation to the Board of Pardons. and
thereafter to the governor, for par
oie, on the grounds that have been
sufficiently punished.
R. z. BILLINGSLY.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED-To rent one or two de-
sirable second floor office rooms
for one year or longer. +. B. Nc
Elroy. lit
WANTED-Men to sell life, health
and accident insurance. Salary and
commission American National
Insurance, B. w. Scruggs, Supt,
No l Randol Bldg, Ardmore, Ok.
6 If
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TWENTY POUNDS FAC L E
BRAND GRANULATED SUGAR 81
TODAY AND TOMORROW, SEP
TENDER II AND p, included in
each purchase of SO of any mer-
chandise in our store, except feed
and seeds. BRADY G. BRADY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-11

10 you know that alfalfa meal has
the same analysis as bran? 1t is
much cheaper. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-11

Do you know that alfalfa maal has
'ne same analysis as bran? 1t is
much cheaper. q ~
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Either ten or twenty acres (you
take your choice, regardless OF size),
also three town lots and 300 shares in
successful l,OOO-acre orchard company
with two canning factories and full
equipment, all for only $500. S. down
and S. monthly, without interest or
taxes. viii pay round trip railway fare
of buyers. Payments stop in case Of
death. Write for photographs and full
information Willis R. Munger, E-16S
y. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-11

FOR SALE-Three secondhand cars.
Buick $500, Oakland roadster s4OO,
Hupp roadster 500. See P. P. Kear.
uey, 21-tf
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FOR SALE-Dayenport, in use only
short time. Mrs. Moehlmann, ll9
B, 5 ". 4I-'
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TO EXCHANGE.

DESlRABLE-Close in cottage, paved
district, to trade for far-out prop
erty. Prefer northwest. Phone sc.
;" 13-X-lm
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FOR SALE-In largest oil town in Ok
lahoma, good paying restaurant and
rooming house one block from Tn
ion station, Main street, "a furnish
ed rooms, known as Canton Cafe. W.
]. Lane, Ardmore, Okla. "A I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-09-11

FOR SALE-Six-room house, large
lot 200 feet deep, close in modern
conyeuiences. For terms address
P. tare ArdmOreite. 4-dG WIZ
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"BUSTER BROWN" SCH 100 L
SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AT
BRADY & BRADY.

A Want Ad today will rent that
room tomorrow.
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FOR SALE-Two nice modern cot
tages. cheap. Water and gas. West
Main ST. Phone 256. 4-6
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FOR SALE

FOR SAL-TEo work horses on
fall tine. See r. ". Randol. 25f
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| SELL AND RENT TYPEWRlTERS
and handle ribbons, carbon paper
oil, etc. G. P. Seividge. Phone 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings % many minds an ola ard
tried family remedy-an external APP
piication known as Mothers Friend"
During the period Of expectancy II II
applied 20 the abdominal muscles and 10
designed 60 soothe the intricate network
OF nerves Involved In this manner Il
has such n splendid influence as TO Justify
It's use IN all cases Of coming mother
hood. IL has been generally recon-
mended for years and years and those
who have used n speak IN highest praise
OF the immense relief II affords Par1ic-
ulariy do these knowing mothers speak
OF the absence Of morning sickness
absence Of strain on the ngaments and
freedom from those many other dis
tresses which are usually hooked forward
20 with 50 much concern.
There II no question but what
Mothers FRIEND has a marked tendency
90 relieve the mind and this Of Itself in
addition TO the physical relief has given
10 very wide popularity among women.
II Il absolutely safe 90 use. renders
the skin pliable. II penetrating IN its
nature and Is composed Of those enbro-
cations best suited TO thoroughly lubri-
cate the nerves. muscles. tendons and
ligaments involved.
You can obtain Mothers Friend'' at
almost any drug store
II Is. prepared only by Bradfeii Reg
uiator Co. 4oi Lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
THE RIGHT KIND OF HOSPITALITY
By Ruth Cameron

1T takes all the pleasure out or
entertaining 20 BE- poor" ] heard a
woman fay the other day.
why" ! asked.
Because you never can have
things inst a. they ourht 90 be- I'm
going 20 give an afternoon tea for
my niece and I'm simply wretched
over lt Ny teaspoons aren't tho
right size and I haven't any sugar
tonRs. and I'm afraid ! shant have
enough % the tea napkins. and may
have 20 on in with the larger ones.
IA give the whole thing up N I could.
but ! don't want 10 disappoint Mar
Earet"
What p spirit TO plan an entertain
mept in'
What a travesty on hospitality
What DO we invite our friends 90
our homes for. anyway
To enjoy their company and 20
give thom a pleasant tIme7
or 90 show them our household
possessions and prove that We know
tho rules 81 etiquette for each occa-
sion and have all the required Inn
pedimcnta
Real hospitality ls a beautiful thing
The travesty into which We pcrycrf
10 ~ trying 20 follow certain set
forms and DO everything Just o.
they, prescribe. is very unbeauti-
fui thinr
10 is perfectly possible 90 entertain
ones friends. and entertain them ar.
ceptably. no matter how poor one is.
only you must SO about the matter
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AT TIE oRYHEuH-

Miss Lucille NJ. Wilson. the wheeling
Eirl who l. 10 make her first profes-
~ional appearance. this Afternoon. at the
popular Orpheum theatre a prtmA
donna, Il In readiness TO show her many
wheeling friends what the teachers
have done IN q way TO improve her
charming singing voice. owing 20 the
length OF the bill which will have elk
acts on. FOR the fret hslf OF this week
Hiss Wilson will be limited TO three Sc
Lotions only. Niblo's wonderful sing
Ing and talking birls. the headline fea-
ture act will be one q the sensations
OF modern vaudeville times. when he 20
seen for the first time I'm Wheenng at
the Orpheum to-day.
Haiien and Burt. ir an offering en-
utled a Little variety" are a smashing
good act and Pat StrOmbcrg. the man
with an Irish first part name and a
tango ending. An excellent singing
and talking comedian will be on the
bill Carts and Williams are eccentric
comedians and are always the hit OF
any I'LL they play. The most sense tional
leaping acrobatic artists are Inn and
Loretta Nothing quite so good they
has been seen IN Wheeling In a long
time
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I've just been told OF a way in
which one young woman earns a re-
spectacle income and ! want you TO
near about II. Possibly IL Is NOT so
new 10 others rs TO me but am sure
II rs a field where much can be done.
Inc young woman | refer TO is a
professional marketer. Her clients
are women who are too busy to do
the! own marketing in any way but
over the phone. or who do not care
Tor housekeeping. or who are not well
enough TO do II. She has been some
time in building up this clientele. be-
ginning II with small group OF per
sonal friends. Now she has all the
business she can handle
Her method is 20 go 10 each client
IN the afternoon between and $50.
she has each person listed according
TO the weekly amount allowed for the
commisariat department She con
suits either the mistress or the cook.
looks over all the stores in the PANTRY
and iceboN and presents her menus.
n several cases these are handed to
her. whore the mistress prefers to do
her own planning.
The following morning she takes
her lists TO the markets and buys all
the provisions she needs to All the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

General" Resale Jones win bo hare
Friday for the May ] and 2 demon.
suatlon. With so much talk OF war
ana 'Generals" Huerta. Carranza etc
~ Is quite appropose that Wheelfn :
should have general" in her midsf
rms general comes without an invad.
ing host and with no more "murder.
Gus intent than to make suffragists
OF all the unconverted both men and
women who do not yet believe In equal
II Is no less a parsonage than Miss
hosalie Jones who won her title nv
commanding the army OF Bilgrins
from New York TO Albany and from
New York TO Washington
All those who wish 10 see and hear
the plucky cOmmandinggenera Of the
mixers may do so BY going TO the
Elks Hail. Friday night You will be-
held up. not with the point OF a bayo-
net. 1lt with the point OF a smile
Appearing on the platform with Miss
Jones VIII be local speakers Of prom
lnence. G. Burgess Taylor from the
Democrats. Walter r. Hilton on the
Socialists party. and O VI. Wilkerson.
Republican. Mayor Kirk will act as
chairman of the meeting and an inter
estinc evening o. antiCipated
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in a dignihed and seIfrespecting
spirit
Give the best you can: believe that
that a. sufficient: act az N IL were
sufficient. and it will be sufficient.
Put good taste and careful planning
INTO your preparations select congo
NAL people. don't Ept so tired that
you cannot greet them with warm
cordially. put the spirit Of real hos
pitahty Into the occasion, and n can
not fall to Doe q success.
what factor makes you have a
good time when YOU 10 anywhore7
Because at the appointments are
JUST q. Mrs Gruudy dicfatps. and the
food and entertainment are expen-
sivD7
or because you are received with
sincgre cordially and meet congenial
or course there may be few people
VINO VIII not care for your friendship.
~ you cannot measure uu 10 an Nrs
brundNe standards. luf DO YOU caro-
Tor their fr.endshlp7 They may b. am
right Do their way. but aren't there
enough people who are cultured. re-
fined and worth knowing. and vet not
90 eNactIng. from whom you can more
wisely and happily choose your
8 eroat many or tho pleasures ~ life
are spoiled hy The attempt 10 compete
ifn people who have more trCrrv
Than We let's not permit the low n
ho rif1IfN. fno plea sure o. entertain
,nE ones friends Do among this num-
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THE THEATRE
-HArs AT TEE COURT.

This strong dramatic Offering - the
play presented b Mira brown. who
opens this wr.ks snEax~rlSnt with =
uiafince to-day a. The CoUrI The Play
~ q scenic production and its fret pre-
esntation ~as sivcn At the Contsrton
theatre. New Nork. b. Joseph Gaites.
Al ar outlay Of t2o. eco. and 10 - the
most costlicst procuction now offered
a. popular prices. All. browns rendi-
lion OF fsysol l. flaw hless from q d1r-
matte standpoint and &. 4. Fields gives
sHpuro portrayal 81 the Alexandria,
beauty That's" This play L. strongly
eA-t requiring the entire company Tor
IT. Interpretation The music OF the
famous opera OF Thaiu runs throughout
the play anc the PLAY a. one Of great
interest This production runs Monday.
tuesday and WcdnC1fay afternoon and
~ ening. with The Woman In the Case
I" follow the rest OF the week The play
is one Of Clyde fltch- best efforts Il
being remarkably strong from q drama
tic point Of view
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WITH SQUARE on HIGH NICK. SHORT
or LONG 6LhEvES.

Mothers Of littlo girls Away. like
dresses that can be made ~ houncing
and bordered materials. for. besides
being pretty, such fabrics supply their
own finish. This one l. quite novel. the
lower edges 81 the yoke being urairht
as well hs the edges ~ the skirt and the
short sleeves. IN the picture, embroid-
cred voilo l. shown but there are NUM-
herlcss houncings and bofdered material.
that are pretty while plain materials can
bo trrntcd as shown IN the back view.
Among the new materials IL chalHs With
an extremely pretty lowered border that
O. cminontly attractive for tho little folk
and the soason's houncings are EXTREME
" beautiful IN design.
For the q year slso. the dress vii r-qulrs
y yds. u material ~. "a yds. n. ?
yds, - 10. wide. OF J yds. II houncinx
g in. vide With = VI u plain material
50 in viic
The pattern 81 the dress sta1 l. rpt
" sises Tor girls from 4 90 years Of asa.
II viii b. MAILED 90 any address hv he
fashiun Department. a this papar. "a
receipt Of ton cents
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AT THE VICTORIA.

John II. Hymer's rplcndid CON many
will be the feature act at Victoria thea
tire the first half OF this week and they
Will present the serio comedy The Pas
senger wreck There ere riN people la
the company and thcv carry a full car
lead OF special scenery for the produc-
tion Edward RAIDER and Bessie Burt
are the stars OF the east and they are
run makers par excellence.
Another important feature for Wheel
ing people Will be the Goodwin quartet
composed OF Wheeling boys. who have
made hit over the circuit Their
friends will BE- out In force to give
them the glad hand. Gilmore and cas-
tie are clever black face comedians who
viii give novel entertainment
Then there viii be the Benesch Trio
European novelty acriRlists. In a dartI =
act. and Brice and Brace a CLASSY pair
IN songs and chatter. Last but not
always up 10 date.
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For three days. beginning Monday.
April ~. there viii be an exhibition
and sale Of products Of the blind al
the George X. TAYLOR store This ex-
hlbit has been arranged by the local
Blind Association The state inetttu-
lion ~ 3omnev will also be represent
Cd The pablo VIII appreciate this
work when they witness what tho
blind can do Tho ladies 10 charge are
Misses Loretta Witty. Florence Hoge.
Sarah H1zlott. Elizabeth Cummius.
Ann Cummine AGNES Wilson
Mped7meg George g. fnughiln Lou
Swahacker. Leon Eiee. Frank Arm.
hruefcr. Leo Wolfe. Robert Hazlett.
Samuel KRAFT Edward Franzheim
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Y. w. c. A. Worker, Her.

From May 2 to 8 Miss Harriet Tay.
ior. or New York, and Miss Elizabeth
Hughes. OF Cincinnati, two nationn /
secretaries OF the Y. W. c. A. will
De IN the city. The secretaries will
ara IN the association work here. and
all the churches will Cooperate
There Will be a mass meeting al the
FIRST Presbyterian chruch Sunday
next Tor the young women of the CITY.
There will be a chorus OF fifty voices
On Monday. May 4. n luncheon for
wheeling women win be given at the
aorS Henry Club, and association
WORK, both national and local, will be
reviewed and discussed. The two sec.
retarles VIII be present OF course
ana VIII give Information and offer
suggestions that will assist IN the
wheeling work. The COMMITTEES In
charge OF the luncheon consists OF
Mesdames George Woods. chairman !.
A. c. Whitaker. Archie w PAUL. Frad
p. Faris, j. ID. Merriman. Otto Schenk
Reed Baird. Bertra Caldwell. John n
Harden and Misses Carrie Conn and
Henrietta Harper. Tickets for the
luncheon may be secured from any
member OF the committee named. or
az the once OF the association at No.
ll5O Market street
Tuesday evening there will he a
banquet for young women in the mar
iors OF the First Presbyterian church
toastmistress will be chosen I'M The
meantime, and In addition TO adj.
dresses by Miss Taylor and Miss
Hughes. there will be talks by local
WORKERS.. touching upon various
phases or association activities. The
program will be Interpreted with
vocal and Instrumental music. This
VIII De the big social event OF the
year for association girls and their
friends, and the committee I'm charge
tend. WIN at
Miss Hughes will visit a number ~
Industrial centers during The week
ana VIII deliver addresses during me
noon hour period which viii prove
not only interesting. bur beIpfni "a
Wen Miss Taylor will present asso-
clatlon work 10 several groups Of Wo-
men and business men Of the CITY
me purpose being to acquaint them
with what the Y. w. G. 4. is accom-.
pushing in the two-fold work OF nre-
venting EVIL and providing means or
wholesome developnrrrt of voune
women spiritually. mentally. physicaI,
~ and socially. What Is being dons
elsewhere may be accomplished here
IN tact. there are few cities nresent-
ing moro attractive field for Young
women Christian Association work
ana when the local association moves
INTO Its handsome new home II is tbe
conndent expectation OF its leaders
That the work in Wheeling will ~
greatly amplifed
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water. then add one cupful OF boiIins
water. one cupful OF very strong coffee
one half cupful Of sugar. and. 4 de-
sired. a half teaspoonful OF vanilla
The coffee should be made I'm the pro-
portion OF two tablespoonfuls OF coffee
TO a Cupful OF water and should be
boiling hot when added after the boil.
ing water then add the sugar. When
all is dissolved set away TO cool Serve
with cream and sugar. The cups IN
which the boiling water and coffee
are measured should hold a half pint.
II the Jelly Is Liked very sweet che
third more should be added
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27
SOCIETY


The Daughters of the Revolution
viii oberve the one hundred and
twenty-fifth anniversary OF Pre- sident
George Washington's Inauguration
thursday evening. a banquet will
be given az the Fort Henry Club.
and Mrs. Nathaniel $. Keay. OF Cliff
ton Heights. Pa, will speak She is
hrst vice president general and chair
man OF The organization OF the genpr-
al society OF Daughters OF the Revo-
luuon. All members here will be
made welcome. They should send
their names for reservations TO Miss
Alice Mcllwatne. regent not later
than April 20. The newly elected
officers OF the West Virginia society
are as follows: Regent, Miss Alice
Mcllwaine: vice regent. Mrs. +. L.
stone; secretary. Mrs. Wilson p.
Burrows; treasurer. Mrs Harry Trav-
Is; historian. Miss Nina Applegate,
OF Wellsburg.
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The last general meeting % tho
Woman's club will be- held Fridav
afternoon ~ thiq week M the O
y w. r0oma Tho meeting Friday ia
ln7uguratlon Dav and VIII he In tho
haufe ~ tho executive boord IT,
social feature VIII ha ln charge o. Tho
hos nit7Iifv committee ~ which Mrr
Don't Taylor e. Tho chairman. gho ha.
2 larre committee ~ tho foIiowinr
ladies Mra Edward gfffef Mrs ] Do
Mcclure Mrs ~ G Franyheim. Mrs
W. A. Wilson. Mrs " r. smith. Mrs
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Flfty-eIahth Birthday.

the friends OF Mr.. J. r. Schmidt
rendered a very delightful surprise
last Thursday at his home. Is honor
OF his hfty-eighth birthday lie was
presented with a fine gold-handled
umbrella and other useful gifts.
Eucher was the chief diversion. while
the Beethoven Singing Society rem
dered several fine selections. Al a
late hour tempting luncheon was
served. The following were pres
emit: Messrs. and Mesdames Jobn
Medick. George Weisner. r. Zeitz. r.
koop. 9. Reich. +. Borck. +. Schmei-
chel y. Rahfeldt. A. Norteman. J. r.
Schmidt and family, VIM. Schmidt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-27

The Shakespeare study Club will
meet with Mrs. Lima Uennig sherman
this evening % her studio on Chaulfnc
street An interesting program has
been outlined
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CRAZE rRUrr D4ARMALApr

With very sharp knife cut OF the
yellow riud Of some grave fruit and
boil In strongly saltcd water until quite
soft and transparent
Now drain on the water and soak the
peel for two hours In cold water. After
scraping on the white pulp the peel
must be spliced thinly. fake the pulp
and remove pith and place g. with the
juice tn another pan. add the peel with
an equal weight Of sugar and boil until
10 iellies
When making tangerine mnrmala L.
use any orange marmalade recipe and
allow one sweet orange and ona sour to
every half dozen tanRerines.
Coffee Jelly.
One-fourth box OF gelatine dissofved
for an hour In a half cupful OF cold
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woMEEs CLUE cALENpAa.


1880 , m--Shakes peare study club
Mrs. Sherman's studio.
Thursday. April Do
goo p. m.-WOman's Club. Weu.burx
Hudson House
Friday, Nay i.
Elks Club.
ESQ y. m--woman's Club. Mounds-
Vile. Mrs. NJ. A. Sanders and Mrs. w. a.
Stewart ~ -
500 ?. m.-woman's Club. Wheeling
A. .. U. w. Rooms
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The Catholic Women's league held
Its meeting Sunday afternoon at the
carroll club. Offcers were nominated
and The election will be held on the
last Sunday in May. Arran geuents
were completed for the appearance
IA THIS city OF Rev. Father William
Kirby. of Washington. ID. q
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Edna Mayors. Mrs.

Anna Hood. Edna Mayors, Mrs
George earle.
No. S-Mrs. Jos Rankin. Mrs. VI. A.
Chew. Mrs. James Collins. Miss Alice
Caldwell
No. 9-Mrs. w. l. Hamilton. Misses
Margery Ford. Jessie Pratt. Mrs.
Harry Ruble.
No. 1O-Misses Frances List, Eliza
beth Browne. jamie Good, Frances
Jordan. Pauline Miller.
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Miss Rose Sweeney will chaperon
abroad, sailing on Narona from
New York June 6. y ~ party will
be Miss Gertrude Garden ~ this city.
Miss Grace Courtenay OF Morgantown.
Miss Louise Nichols of Fairmont.
Miss Margaret Frederick OF MERGERS
burg. Miss Rena Smith OF eastern
Maryland
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The duchess of Roxburgh will be
the next mistress of the robes. II Is
said. and Queen Mary will soon offer
her the position. Before her marriage
the duchess was Miss May Goelet of
New York. LACEY she became a
mother. thus giving an heir to her
husbands estate, which would other
wise have gone to her husbands
brother. The position of mistress of
the robes is not a very arduous one
and IL is the highest gift that the
queen can make In her household
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various orders. working as she does

various orders. Working as she does
for several families. she gets the ben
eft OF smaller prices. She goes TO
the downtown markets and keeps her
self informed of current prices. of sea
sonable viands. and Is careful TO
whom she gives her patronage. The
result is that each OF her clients-in
spite OF the fee paid her-spends less
on food than before employing her.
they have greater variety. the arti-
Giles are fresher and there are sur
prises and luxuries many of them
would never have thought of buying
OF course she has a love for the
job. and then. as she says. IL keeps her
out in the open air, The work has
been simplified until she can do sur
prising amount in a given time-she
keeus Office hours and refuses TO ex-
coed them. Her charges for the work
are fair, and she is making money.
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Catholic Women's League.

William +. Rownd. Mrs. Leo Wolfe.
Miss Lila Little. Miss Cora Emsheimer'