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THE SOUTH SEND NEWS-TIM E3
THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN
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Philanthropy
Clubs
Circles
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SOCIETY
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Hon of Mrn. Mary Hi r..an. TL1 5 '. i
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THE EW SILKS
More Enchanting Than Ever
Lower Prices, oj Course
40-inch Satin, in
injrs, including
Tornuisff blue.
Lower at $3.50 yard.
Fall col cur-
ivnrv. riTiK nna
54. V 5 value.
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Mi.s i:5t!iT Carport r. N.
Walnut t la L'-'h t-r t Mr. aral Mrs.
William CariivM;.-r an 1 K'.yrncial
Walünt,', s-ni of Mr. an-l .Ir-.
Tliomas Wallira:, r.l.. N. tt.,
v. re m.'irrl '1 at St. Joo)h. Mich.,
tuialiy a';enu'on at 1 f'olrk.
They were attrrah M ly Mis H.-r-nico
TI.srrv.an and Frvl Gfr.
The Lnd!"5 AM srirty of ih I
Inu-Al! Heights M. H. rhurc'i met j
Friday afternoon at the rh reh par- !
In rs for tho ortion of oü'ieer. 1 1 1 o
Mrs. '. A. JciTrha, prc,LUnt; Mr-, j
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Dcako, 5rr t.try: Mrs. lr.-. j
trf.Tsarr. an. I Mra. V. S. L'it;5. it--;
porter. It v:u- d'Tiilf'l ti hnM nn all;
day rjulltlri? r.fxt Wedra i-lay. At th-.-i
c!o5 of th" tira r-fr. shr!-';-) wer"1 ;
HrvI hv th( ho.vi-v-' s. Mr U. S. !
Vauphn. Mrs. F. Woo.! arul Mr 1
Oscar Wi .
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The Tl. R I, A., nil! h-.i thir
13th annual f!a:v.-o Fun .y r.V'.V. !
Oct 10. at S o'clock in I'.-l.-r h-iV.. j
Jackson's oroh.-tra will furr.iah th" i
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Announcements
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mof tint;, Monday r::- !. vi;a
Mr". Kiak' r.scht r. Hikorx : I.
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f' : t'orn. -nt Iva--.-. ;.-ry, Ir.h
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WOOLENS
New Coleurings New Designs
Prices Lower,
of Course
36-inch French Serge. $2.25
value. Lower at $1.89 yard.
42-inch French Serge. $3.00
value. Löwer at $2.50 yard.
36-inch Trjcolettes. ivory,
white, flesh navy. African browns
and black. $3.50 and $4.50
value?. Lower at $2.48 yard.
40-incb Crepe de Cb:nes, day
and evening shades. $2.00 val
hcs. Lower at $1.50 yard.
in CmrrrMlr Crcnes. .ill
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nndps includine the rhades of
evening. $2.50 values. Lower
ni $1.50 yard
10-inch Countess Crepe Satin,
very soft and lu6trou?, in all ?hade
of Autumn. $6.50 value. Lowpt
at $4.50 yard.
36-inch newer . Silk .Plaids.
Lower at $2.95 yard.
40-inch Crepe Meteor in Fall
coleurings. $5.50 value. Lower
at $3.50 yard.
36-inch pretty Kirr.ono Silks in
i wonderful collection. $3.50
value. Lower at $2.00 yard.
Chiffon Velvets, all .shades.
$9.50 and $10.50 yard.
56-inch French Serges, navy,
African brown and black. A good
value at $4.95. Lower at $3.50
yard.
5 4 -inch Tricotines, African
brown and black. $6.50 and
$7.50 values. Lower at $5.50
yard.
40-inch Woolen School Plaids.
Lower at $1.50 yard.
56-inch Velour Checks, all
wool. $5.00 values. Lower at
$3.95 yard.
56-inch beautiful all wool
Plaids. The selection is wonder
ful. Values to $8.95 yard. Lower
at $4.50 and $8.50.
A big table just leaded down
with Wool Remnants to sell
quickly at about Half Price.
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MTSS D-DKOTIIY KAI IN ARD.
Mit Mau? 1h attondir: Cornell utiivrrslty th!? yrar. M!f C!nur
left for Tar 11 S.-niinary at Auburndalo. Mass. The other buds in rfoiith
It.-id t) social Kardon arc remaining in the city this winter. Photos by
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Before Progress Club Members
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Training Little Children
Teaching Thrift To Children
BY CHARLOTTE B. ELDRIDGE
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i-r-.-iur aav ir. titer. thin thrv have ! row, ana that tho child born with a'
ai'h Th!? ! rra- ot th rra?"r. why iivcr spnon i nn:s mnuai may some
r.ts ofr.-n rank' prrat p.r?onal ' tim h thrown upon his own ro
sa:ifa'fs to f-iurat th-!r rhthlrrn i ourc.:-z.
for rt..re a. nial work than thoy ! It 13 r.ovr too t-arly In a child"s
th.nt.?' !v- h.iv- njnv.-M and int-r- t training to begin the teaching and;
!"-: ir. la.-- pupil? 'is ort of th ! practtc of thrift. Tals of the habits'
aa- ,,.o's for rh trills and ' f animals an 4 insects furrd.-h j
'h.:,,:'!-:.t t'.'.'i!: aal ' r. turns of a ' imny examples of this quality. Th"
lola r's . uv." j -miplo story of th red squirrel will
To' '. ak- 'th prin ::;!- of hrift i iiterc?t any child. Tell him that
. ff.n -iv- 't . thV child, th.v must' he j efore cold wtathf r begins the r-d
,,.:t !-.;., r..nstar. ra. tic- Loth at 1 aUirrei builds a comfortable and!
h'i; a- ar. l i:; oo and' mitst hayo ' durable heme, that during tho sura-j
.hr .'r.ra .Vion "ith his .Inilv 1 u-r and fall h cathers nuts and!
... ' acorns to provide footi for th win-'
"',. . ,. , ! tr time vh:n sr.ow cover j the1,
- ' ' . 4 ' !?roi:ml. Contrast th habits of the
!:"-' x:i-': ' V:..,1, ;,7:.Vr 1 , :A ! spendthrift rabbit, who eaves noth
a::d tr. '.u-iry to :tr.e children !;oth ; and ,vho consequently suffers
!-i :!::: tr.a-a atv : ttt ar.d m ,r,m huner.
a :.ia . i a i ;a ;- T:i-jr luaure fuci ;
har. - 's v, l ,. h . not ha 1 a train- i Tho thrift ar.d enterprise of th j
v - ;,rv,-t;'t ..i,..-', rx-t.:,l'- and" the ar.t may bo contrasted
- änV- ti;,':r 'children r aa.- -" that ; v i:h th" Sa-ir.e. of th- gr.vöhopp. r !
; i r.trlA' of th.rilt and an apprr'- i "n' te 1 utter: ly. The iiook of 1
..'at: a t r th Vain 'of moa.-y ,'ir,.. i lTcv-ri.. and Aesop's Fabks con;
't-.t;al to success and s If r.-r et. ! ! "lir na r-V a tory which t-hows th ,
Ti.. ti:pi.;i!ty or extravagance and lazi-
ronsidra tion presents Itself. The
example of the tire department, a
source "f Interest to every child,
may ho usd to show how loss of
life .and property is prevented. Tho
public cans for rubbish ar another
public economy, for by their use we
decrease tho duties of the street
swepr. Th means of practicinc: the prin
ciples of thrift ar numerous. Chil
dren may bo tncourn y-d to buy tho
government thrift stamps Issued by
tle United Stats treasury, or to
have accounts in postal or savinc
banks. Through these channels th
systematic saving of money may be
brought home to the child in an at
tractive and profitable v ay, an-1 the
sum.i ko saved conserved arid in -v.
.-ted. Americans have be-n called
a nation of economic illiterates.
They ere spendthrifts by habit. It
may nut be possible to eradicate th
vie of extravagance in thits present
pent-ration, but it can be stamped
our of th boys and f-:rls of th fu
lur by contir.uol instruct Jm.
The ir. flu-nee of t-ononiy is f.ar
t achir.jr. and instruction In thrift is
ii perin;)l. a municipal, and a patri-
i n'l' duy whah both parents and
itach-rs we to tho ehildr n. the
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and the countr:
Person a is
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m ct daily lire
a-1'i..y
tr h.: s cor" rath' r. r f
at co - ,
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Mrs. rhtmm-r exp'.air.f d th
manner ir. which th c.-j.-arvmit
mrrlc whould function stress. r.z ' Mrs. Pr.-.l Wc. dward. Mr.. K. C.
I a- f :
-n. Mr- C. T- I rt:r..:::o.-. ., Mrs.
V:.-ror J---s. !rs. Lk-yd Cr.-:;.tn.
Thrift may also be taught bv Th
fa- th- chi d' o' p -- '- ;n i c'iroful u"" c materials, in th .
: .or cr modtr.it cirt -u.v.'-tar.c. s'arld ! hoolroem by economy in handling ;
:': thes- who are- rich. In -a:r c. rt- i cha:K c'W paper ar.d other article-;. ;
rä.x Atri. an hf ,.-..m 1 iri -he horn by careful u of;
. , furmtur- and by the elimlnatic n of j
;'asi in nous-noi'i necessities &uoh 1
P-l;h; .as. Mrs. O. Imm- 1. Mrs. . as iocd, ftp 1 and light.
Walsh. Mrs. C. A. Carlisle. Mrs. h In eery walk through th streets
Ni. cly and Mr?. Milo Ilodson. to and from school, material for
Mr. ar.d Mrs. B. J. Cramer ar.d
chi'dron. Marjori- and Mary Jan
cf Clt.-.atro. III., are va-pk end guests
at the hm of Mrs. Cramer's
mcther, Mrs. V. E. Iorden. 110 8
Taylo- 5t.
Arthur Te:5bircr-?r. 70" N".
Iwj'.s Mvh has con to Iifayett.
Ind.. whr h will art.r.d shol at
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Money Deposited Monday
Saving deposits made on Monday will
draw interest at 4 dating from October
1st.
This should encourage opening a sav
ings account or depositing money in a
savings account as you have the benefit
of eleven days' interest on your deposit.
Make a savings deposit at the Ameri
can Trust Company Monday.
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N'o. 21'3; Doub'-d:o at II. no.
ELLSWORTH STORE
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