The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1912, Page 23

Wi Cl Fs ai nor intellectual development, and, | weartsome perron to come home to,” 1! a omen’s Clubs Denounced |e i.e oo Es gone anes si 088 eee See a nemibors to Improve | ter. Bey \ | mi , to Wey tn An foxethe |} Phe woman's club has done away | with t . of Improving the con-; With the compiaining woman, she s Satan’s Instrumen Sy [Sit ot angoosy eine CLUB WINDOWS. “To obtain visual proof | ful effects of the ma: need do is take a ride nue and study the cy But a Woman Defends ’Em ‘They Are the Curse of | ” THE EVENING WORLD, | ABOUT MEN WHO LEER FROM of the bane- looking faces leering behind the place { FRIDAY, | whose narrow imind and petty egcsiom always demanded « griev- ance of some sort. Perhaps she affected a chronic headache, or an eneily-aroneea hysteria, or & tendency to faint, Always she wae helpless, rather than heipfi club-woman has at le the early Victorian wm splitting Headache, feel Bilious,and your | glass of the costilest clubhouses in the| “Personally, the one $, the Home,” Says a, Eige: Boom waaky 61d Major Punters a tongue is coated — Preacher. ‘They Area nises! If any club is an ‘instrument lov the devil,’ it's not one of those to \leve in social welfare work and cam- Blessing,” ‘Declares Mme. Evans von Klen- ner, “and It Is the Men’s Clubs That Are the Tools of the Devil.” j which women belong. venting scandalous stories a’ men who passed by?" sudd: manded Madame von Klenner, And I had to admit I never seen and heard parious things “The Average Man’s Club |1ook out of the window to fin Is the RealHomeWreck- Jeet for gossip. There was alwa . er, for It Is a Gossip g inside. However, I musi pt Madame. “Did you ever see a woman looking out of the window at her club and in- / tween you and me, gentle reader, I have en's clubs, but nobody ever needed to! palgns for civie improvement and all : go at once to your nearest should combletely basen the ettore tor! druggist and get a box of self-culture. I'm just enough of an in- dividualist to want to develop my own bout the jlenly de mind, a8 wel! ae to neaict in the develop- ' ment of civic righteousness, dia, We} “But as for the effect of a woman's club-life on her home, I don't myrelf @ know of any club in which she cannot find !nepiration and real practical as- | sistance for the pi da Bub} home duties,” contin ys plenty) Kienner, “At t not in-j learn of the importance o at another #he will study at wom- it will give you prompt relief in a mild, gentle, and thorough manner. It is a never failing Factory—No Weman’s She was returning to the charge with | #ervice problem. Some Laxative Blood Purifier that produces a Reputation for Purity steed Ea ae ab oF Session aok Eeume Sue Wil aceuaent natural bowel movement. A tablet or two she cried ;the newspaper headlines,” "y see, voreed.’ Is Safe Within Its Walls,” She Asserts. women? In all the years that connected with women's clubs I call auch @ case, “Par from breaking up the Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Some ope has been taking those clubwomen seriously aga! What the dime novel does for the loon-wreck- ing bad men of the West, a certain type of minister delights to do for the “home-wrecking” clubwoman of ey Bast. This time it's the Rev. Dr..A. 1 Bartholomew of Philadelphia, wi dis: @ourses thus: “Women’s clubs are the instra- ments of the devil for the crushing Of the home life of, other days. Whe ourse of the ern heme is the clubroom. Zt has become a @ubstitute for the home and the aufeguard, and I think every that when his wife is ‘club-ing’ | philandering with some man more leisure than himself. MADAME EVA 3 VON KLENNER Bartholomew {1s speaking of men's clubs, not of women's. He has so ob- viously never attended the meeting of @ woman's club. If his criticism is really meant to apply to it, he is mak- home ahead of her husband.” never goes any place must-be ‘Prominent Clubman Di- Do you ever hear about men) obtaining divorces from prominent club- onsider the woman's club a distinct husband shares my opinion. He knows When he comes home to dinner he invariably finds his good lady awaiting him, She may o to a club meeting every afternoon in the week, but the haurs are purposely | arranged so that she always reaches} “Tt seems to me that the woman who now and then will make you feel fine always. some great enriching her whole na nature and, of course, her home life." At all druggists, 280, 50c and $1.00. For free samplo and ark All of which Is doubtiess true, and yet book write to Partola Co., 160 Second Avenue, New York I've been| one sometimes wonders: f too many JN can’t re-| broths do not spoil the cook! home, I A modegn: train of thought — Engineer, Baggageman. Conductor. sensidle she tsn't who has Day Coach, Ful Iman. a rather ing bis assumptions from the ground of @ vast, uncharted ignorance.” “But do you think ignorance of his subject ever hinders aman, especially & minister, from tackling it?” I sug- gested. “Apparently not,” Madame von Klen- ner agreed, her pleasant gray eyes still twinkling with mischief. Then she thought hard for a moment. “Turn about is fair play,” sumed, briskly. “Suppo: I think about men's cli things that have no profit, and are Beglectfal of home and spiritual G@utios, The sorest spot on the octal organism to-day is the disin- tegration of the f ” Now, only the other day, at the an- nual convention of thi ‘ederation of Women's Clubs, M: vans von Klenner, one of t! prominent members of the Federation, gave @ bit | of @ scolding to h jembled sisters, | Therefore, I thous’ e I say what made with PRESTO us Here's the way to make ‘em: \ teaspoon cinnamon, 2/4 *catleepoe “The average man’ real h =" might look on ‘1 home-wreoker, for it ‘ ‘ sip factory. Mo woman's repute | i teaspoon nutined, 2 eagt, 314 cups Brest, Niele eer pablee tion for purity, no man's for pro- Dp miik, Stems ida half wugar,beat | prejudiced eye, an Sky, da oats) Witte tha waite, 30 aries war tol = ; amma, 4 Mer Dr. Bartholomew's extr sunciation. And after the well-worn but ever effective feminine fashion, she imme- Giately proceeded to carry the war into the enemy's country. HE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE 18 TALKING ABOUT. “I am sure,” she smiled, “that Dr. tempts the married man to leave | Preeto'to mane stif do his wife alo: for the only give her his © tempts him to eat more, drink more and spend more than he oan af- ford. Cut with doughnut cutter and fry in morrow and give the folks Recipes in and on every package. man’s club fs the epitom 100,000 Yards of We have been in preparation for this sale sev- eral months, buying the choicest pure woolens from home and abrgad, we have assembled upwards of 100,000 yards, comprising many hundred handsome WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE MADE CLOTHES FOR LESS THAN $16, AND WERE IT NOT THAT WE MADE THIS ENORMOUS PURCHASE OF 100,000 YARDS OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WOOLENS AT REDUCED LOW PRICES WE COULD NOT MAKE YOU THIS LIMITED 10-DAY OFFER AT THE UNHEARD-OF PRICE OF $12.50. $40. v8 THe MeO, bas\E) Ws Trickery and misrepresentation never was and never will be practiced here, We will use every effort within our power to get you as a customer and to convinces you of the wonderful values that have beeome THE TALK OF NEW YORK FOR THE MONEY, but we cannot afford to misrepresent in order to do it, for the reason our business ts on the level, and what wo vay—that we will do, LADIES!— We have the most thor- oughly equipped and up-to- date Ladies’ Custom Taftlor- ing Derpariment in the city. The same wide range of fabrics and patterns prevail here as in ovr Men’s De- partment. We inviie you to stop in and get samples. Between Ful Sunlaetelk doughnuts— Tove board dustea with Presto, Mott Fis Get a package of Presto ge ‘man’ N. : | {fhe tO Company Bulfalo NY. social selfishness, It affords no spirit- [Makers of HO. Force.and Presto] fabrics and designs, ranging in value from $16 to WE WILL MAKE THEM TO YOUR MEAS- URE FOR 10 DAYS ONLY WITH A GUARANTEE FHAT FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP SHALL LOUR a hes as{”, art on jeep fat Handy 5D“ bags-or one. : S pound glass h hunridor j Sit - a treat. Imported and Domestic Woolens BE UP TO THE CORDAY STANDARD. “the talk of New York for the money.” Guaranteed $16 to $40 Values # FOR TEN DAYS ONLY 50 SUIT Te: OVERCOAT SUCH VALUES AT SUCH A PRICE WERE NEVER BEFORE OFFERED TO THE MEN OF NEW YORK, THIS IS YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO BE WELL AND ECONOMICALLY DRESSED. TO The name CORDAY stands at the top of the merchant tailoring business in this city. This reputation has merit in the product, honesty in workmanship, honor in busines; been made on principles that were right dealings—-these principles have made us second to none in our line. LET US PROVE OUR RIGHT TO YOUR CONFIDENCE AND PATRONAGE CORDAY’S 80 NASSAU STREET, Sample Booklet Sent On Request ton and John Streets a a all smoke — We say this without the slighest fear of contradiction, for it is common knowledge that Corday clothes are ORDER hi Ojicloths, 30c; Linoleums, 49c [3rd Avenue) Park Row Our Emblem of Durability, Colonial Chair, made in 1809, in our original shop. In constant service for more than a century and good for another 100 years. lit A Big Majority of ing Men and Women of This Cit Have Voted Ticket for 105 Years | 48 to $30 9x12 ft. Brussels Rugs, $14.75 Folding Iroa Tables, 89c Chiffoniers, all kinds, $4.98 up All Kinds of Rags, Carpets, Eic. Quartered Oah Ext. Tables, $16.75 5 ft. Step Ladders, 69c Brass Beds, from $7.50 to $120 27x60 in. Axminster Rugs, $2.45 Solid Mahogany Rocher, $5.95 Oak Dressers, from $8.40 up No Need to S, Get Everyth: for Your Home \ on One Charge Account Sanitary Bedding, our own factory | Cylinder Stove and Outfit, $3.95 Ideal Stove Polisher, 17c 5-piece Parlor Suites, from $39 6x9 ft. Smyrna Rugs, $12.50 Deshs, Bookcases and Sofa Beds Dropside Couch Beds, $3.98 \1-piece Canister Set, 69c 2 China, Cut Glass, Clocks & Curtains Veibet Carpets, yd., from $1.23 Oak Sideboards, from $14.85 Leather Seat Diners, from $1.41 Tapestry Carpets, from 69c Liberal Credit, $1.50 Weehly on $100 10% Off for Cash, If You Prefer Prices Marked in Plain Figures Cowperthwait & Sons ESTABILsSHED 1807 Uptown—Two Big Stores—Downtown 121s St, Chatham Sq, you want your “business” to become the talk of the town, tell about it through a World “Want” Ad 3 3