The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1913, Page 12

a2, renee ing Shares To lontclair Housewives to Have Co-Operative Kitchen and Centralize tthe Housekeeping In- idustry of an Entire Community inaBureau With Workers Ready ‘for Members’ Call. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. @oing shares on Bridget and Mary—tnat's # newest solution @ffered to the servant problem. on Servants s Plan of Fifty Women REGARDED GOOD THING Solve Domestic Problem FOROSSINING VILLAGE ::::: ing in such large quantities we can obtain the pick of the markets at Teasonable prices, We shall cut the high cost of living, you see, | quality, in any event. By pnrohas- And then we shall have the best culinary ability at our command, and the dishes prepared will be both appetizing and sotentifically wholesome. Finally, we can guar- antes perfect cleanliness of prepar- ation.” “But how about the flavor’? 1 muggested “Why, the flavor of Iant-sonked crul- lers and soxgy pastry will doubtlew be mis#ing,” quoth Mra, Leonhauser chear- ily, “Those are not unknown ‘homo flavorw tn the cullnary Ine. Person: ‘real home happiness are the favors. Zt ie put forwanl by certain optim fetic dwellers in Montelatr, N. J. Hern- ard Shaw once remarked that the Sdeal wife would profer a tenth share of ® first-rate man to the whole of a tenth- * rate man The Montelair housewife carries her musion for fractions willl farther, She will take the fiftieth) @tare of a superiatively good houre-| keeper in preference to the services of fifty incompetents. In brief, they are decided for oo operative housekeeping in Montclair, The Council! of Twenty, @ body con- neoted with the Unity Unitarian Church, is back of the scheme, but it fo in the direct charge of a committee jeaded by Mrs. H. A. Leonhauser, of Ne. 8 Prospect avenue. Mrs. Leon- heuser has been studying sotentific @ome management for several yearn asd she has reached the conclusion that the community can keep house Detter than the individual. “$t's ridiculous to use up fifty eooks in cooking for fifty fam- files! she exclaimed. “And as for Gleaning, one woman using & vacu- ‘am cleaner can Keep dust out of a poore of households with less ex- ertion than the old-fashioned woman needed for « single day of house-cleaning. It’s an age be! specialization and centralization o! industry, and we housewives ought to with our times, “1 beestted at loast fifty heade of fagnilies who are eager to rive the co- operative plan a tryout, and we shall, in the beginning organize on that numeri- cal basis. A board of management, 0 up of representatives of these felmilies, will establish @ central house- keeping bureau and a central culinary ‘Dureau. From the housekeeping bureau eaph family will procure professional cleaners, paying them by the hour. ‘These workers will be ready to wweep, dwt, polish ailver, wash woodwork, meke beds—in fact, they will do any- thing they are asked except cooking. All food will be prepared at the cen- tral culinary bureau, under the direo- tion of skille’ chefs. Then ft will be placed in carefully heated receptacles conveyed by automobiles to each use dinner table. Dishes will aleo sent along, to be returned to the e al bureau after the meal ia over. ‘Thus the housewife ie freed fram the particularly disagreeable drudgery of AMighwashing.” @UPPOSING ALL WANT WHITE MEAT OF CHICKEN. bane @omebody said to me, this plan work al) right with angels, but not ‘women,” I objected. “Suppose ev- Ee one of the fifty wante her windows on the same Gay and et the but you're not aNowing for the her child more hour of confidences than if she spent the half-hour in baking gingerbread. When a wife brilliantly entertains her husband's friends at dinner she affords him more happiness and pride than she would inspire by weeks of house- cleaning. EXPECTS TO SAVE MONEY AND SOLVE THE PROBLEM. “This servant problem is almply urr escapable,” added Mra, Leonhauser with & sigh. “It's not merely the diMeuity of getting a good maid; it’s the cost of her while you have her. Say that the average wage for a gencral servant 4@ 8% a month, That makes $90 a year, It to necessary to allow at least $3 a week, or $16 a year, for her room and board. In addition there is $20 or so for special cleaning and window wash- ing. 1 have reckoned on this basis that the cost of service for fifty families during one year mounts up to $23,000. And this is omitting a large ttem—the breakage and the Waste of food material by @ wervant.” “And you find that these expenses Will be jess on the co-operative plan?” 1 asked. “Indeed, yes!" declared Mrs. Leon- hauser, “The totai expense for both housekeeping and culinary departments wil! not exceed $16,000, “It seems to me that the ser- vante will be quite as well satis- fled as the housewives. I can't Dlame the domestio servant for much of her disli¥e for the present conditions of her employment. She has neither definite hours of work Bor adequate social life. Under the co-operative regime she will have “Bach family in the co-operative group will pay $900 a year for services from the housekeeping department. The price paid for food will of course vary according to the sise of the family, the age of the children and other obvious factors, But in every case I am sure there will be @ real financial saving and an equally real saving in worry and Rervous strain for the housewife. We fet #0 tired of this monotonous business of ordering meals that we dread at them when they're on the table,” ended Mrs. Leonhauser, I don’t doubt it, but if fifty families use the game kitchen thirk, on think, of ‘the appalling monotony of the dinner parties they’ll_give one another! Physician Gives RecipeforGray Hair A Well Known Physician and Author Gives Simple Home Recipe That Will Darken Gray Hair. Dr. Stanton Burroughs, the well known physician and author, recently made the following statement: “Gray hair can be easily darkened by tho following simple recipe which you can mix at home. To 7 oz. of water add a small box of Barbo Compound, 1 oz, bay rum and \% oz. glycerine, Apply it to the hair every other day until the desired shade {is obtained. |1t not only is an excellent hair dark- ‘ener but at the same time removes - dandruff and other ills of the scalp. 1 use it myself and have no hesl- a phering to the major to the majority. “All food from the central Mitohen will be of the very best tance in recommending it to my Dought at Soy rug store at very lit. vt. Best & Co, Will place on Sale Wednesday Women’s and Misses’ Hosiery and Underwear At Exceptionally Low Prices o Pair Pure Thread Silk Hose Discontinued styles; odd colorings, also black, white and tan. Broken sizes. Were $1.00—as long as they last. Gauze Lisle Thread Hose Extra fine quality of gauze weight; spliced sole and heel; deep garter welt. Medium Weight Importe Spliced heel, sole and toe; wid WM ODI +0 orcccecsoccccererees bination Suits Black, white and tan get Pair, 39¢ d LisleThread Hose le garter top; black and ASA RARAL SA AARP Pair, 39c Fine quality lisle thread; combination lace trimmed or tight kneo ..... seeeerceee eaese Lisle Thread Vests AA ASSRANAIA ees-Each, T5e 50c Lisle Thread Combination Snits With lace trimmed or tight-fitting knee, low neck and no PIFTE AVE. At Thirty-fifth » secsererssevesee+ Bagh, 30 59c <A dace. = aia erste ip — | ft Road Inn j yearn ae have been @ long-esta it had tire a nC times an ad burned around 't and scorched seventy-five and elgaty TH $30,000 FRE put owing to the bric former parien —_——— Modern Structures Will Replace Burned Ramshackle Build- In one-half of the ground flocr of the old building was McNally & Dietrich's atocery store, This wa by the fire, and from that fir ead to the | building next, to owned by . ro" Harry Myers and occupied by him as a ings on Main Street. cigar store and by his brother, A. Ls = | Myers, as a dry goods and men's fur- | nishing store. This building was also | OSSINTNG, N. Y., March 11.—Two | yurned out, ‘To the west of the Boston frame buildings on Main atreet, fac Store was the Bagle Hotel, This build- Pleasant Square, were destroyed by fire | ing is owned by John Brown, He had lant night, and several others adjoining | recently leased It to K. J. Conklin, who Were damage! by the spreading Names. ios In all the fire did about $0,090 dam- age” On this there waa insurance of about two-thirds. The local depart- ment had to send to Briarcliff for ald, anda many from that place did ma- terial rervice In checking the fire, | In one way tho fire was a benefit to the village, for it wiped out some of the | | poorest appearing buildings on the main | square of the village. These will prob- ‘ably be replaced by more modern atruc- | tures and the appearance of the village will be improved. ‘The fire started in what was probably the oldest bullding In this section of the county, It 1s thought to have been near- ly one hundfed years old. Anyhow it was |in use as a hotel under the name of IT SATESFIES MILLIONS of people. Worth your while to test it LIPTON’S TEA Sustains and Cheers _ STERN BROTHERS are now showing the newest approved Spring shapes in Women’s Low Cut Shoes of the highest grade workmanship, comprising Colonial, Oxford and Sailor Ties, Perfection Pumps, Tennis | Oxfords, Low Heel English Walking Pumps and Oxford Ties of Tan, Gray and Black Russia Calf, Patent Leather, Vici Kid, White Canvas and Buckskin, Black Satin, Tan and Gray Suede. Attention is also directed to an exclusive style for street wear “The Aristocrat” Large assortments of new and effective designs in Slipper and Shoe Buckles of Sterling Silver, Cut Steel, Rhinestones, Leather Covered and Metal Finish, at Moderate Prices. To-morrow, a Specially Prepared March Sale of Women’s High Grade Underwear | including many new models, embodying the latest Parisian ideas in materials and trimmings Very Much Below Their Regular Values Gowns, at 75c, 98c, 1.20, 1.45 to 3.75 Combinations, ‘ 80c, 1.00, 1.30, 1.65 ‘‘ 3.95 Corset Covers, ‘* 48c, 59c, 75c, 90c ‘* 1.85 Drawers, ** 50c, 60c, 80c, 1.00 ‘ 1.95 Chemises, “* 55c, 69c, 85c, 1.10 “ 1.95 Petticoats, “ 95c, 1.20, 1.45, 1.75 ‘* 3.85 Princess Slips “* 98c, 1.25, 1.65, 2.00 ‘‘ 4.50 They are also displaying many exclusive novelties in THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH filling of ita #ide wails it always aa! Jeaped destruction until last night. The by 8t Paul's nto possession business run- of the roof and much of tie # of this building was burned, for Cleani nd Polishing Gold, Silver, Nickel, ‘Aluminum “and all New Civil ALBANY, Ma Leader Levy's bil fehts Bil 1 1, = Majority amending the civil rights act to m more stringent Provisions @gainst discrimination on Account of race, creed or color in places of public resort, was passed by |t the Assembly last night. ‘The bill pro- vides that no person connected with @ place of public accommodation, re- sort of amusement ehall through ad« vertinement ination becay "ae TUGoN Over forty years the standard. fend address for SA! “So geliaeeieane belles Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Boys’ Right-Posture Suit (Patented) For which we have the exclusive sale. They have a patent method of make, that prevents STOOP-SHOULDERS. Right-Posture Suits Of all wool navy English serge or Scotch mixtur mohair lined, with patented “Right-Posture” feature; knicker- bocker trousers lined throughout. 7 to 18 years. 6.95 SPECIAL OFFERING WEDNESDAY Boys’ Easter Apparel New Model Norfolk Suits With extra Fedle of knickerbockers New English Norfolk or two-button double-breasted model, with patch pockets, of all wool imported fabrics. 7 to 18 years. Value $12.75 value $8.50, 8.50 English Norfolk Suits’ With extra pair of knickerbockers Of black and white checks or brown and white checks also navy serge, English tweed and Scotch mixtures. 7 to 18 years. \ Value $16.75 “English Navy” Reefers London made; of highest grade English navy blue serge. 3to IL years, Value $12.50 Spring Top Coats English Guard models. Of gray diagonal tweed or Scotch homespuns. 8 to 18 years. Value $12.50 12.50 7.50 9.75 London “Handyman” Sailor Suits Exclusive model made in London Of highest grade white English drill, straight middy blouse, collar of guaranteed fast color navy blue drill, hand em- broidered English emblem, silk handkerchief tie, lanyard and whistle. With Short Straight Trousers, With Long Middy Trousers. 3 to 9 years. Value $7.50 Value $9.75 5.75 6.75 Franklin Simon & Co. SPECIAL OFFERING WEDNESDAY Underbodices appropriate for the present style of dress, and Reproductions of Paris Models in Dressing Sacques, Boudoir Caps and Matinees made of Allover Nets, Embroideries, Ci de Chine and Chiffons, at Very Moderate Prices. Second Floor New Building STERN BROTHERS Suggestions for Easter and Wedding Gifts | selected from unusually choice collections of Bric-a-Brac and Art Objects Jewel Boxes with Ivory Miniatures, Limoges Enamel and Engraved Crystal with Bronze Mountings, Dutch Silver Novelties, Bronze Statuettes and Groups, Clocks and Clock Sets, Marble Figures and Electric Lamps. | Also an exceptionally large assortment of artistic reproductions of | Antique Italian Garden and Interior Furniture consisting of Tables, Benches, Fountains, Jardinieres, Vases, Window | Boxes, etc., at Very Attractive Prices, Also for To-morrow, Continuation Sale of Decorated Chinaware comprising Odd Plates inall sizes, Cups and Saucers, Five o'Clock Sets, Chocolate Sets, Artistic and Serviceable China for use in serving or beautifying the china closet, sold by the dozen or single piece, | At 50 Per Cent. Below Former Prices - And an Extraordinary Offering of Limoges China Dinner Sets, 100 Pieces, tiher leading wanufacturee” at $15.00, 17.80, 28,50 Richly Cut Glass, Lamps and Art Wares | in distinctive designs, will also be offered at | Very Much Less Than Prevailing Prices, West 23d and 22d Streets ee Misses’ and Girls’ Coats Girls’ Spring Coats Full lengeh belted back mod¢lot navy blue English serge, also black and white checked worsted, inlaid shaw! collar of moire silk, in navy, sand, Copenhagen, red or black. 6 to 16 years. Value $14.50 Girls’ Russian Blouse Coats Full length model of English serge, in navy, tan, hanen or Nell rose; new model collar: cuffs belt and sash of moire silk. 8 10 16 years. Value $24.50 Misses’ Eponge Coats Three-quarter length semi-dra models of imported wool eponge, in navy, black, Copenhagen, leather and Nell rose, lined throughout with pompadour or plain silk. (4 to 20 years. Value $24.50 9.75 Copen- » Meated 18.50 18.50 Misses’ Tailored Suits “The San Toy” Suit Of navy blue English serge or black and white check worsted; San Toy blouse coat, eponge co!lar and cuffs, silk sash | and girdle; draped skirt. 14 to 20 years. 29.50 . vatue $39.50. | Misses’ Russian Blouse Suits Of navy serge or black and white checks, low belted model; silk girdle and sash; collar and cuffs of satin, Value $39.50 29.50 | bound with moire. Misses’ Dressy Silk Tailored Suits Of moire silk or imported silk faille, in navy, Copenhagen, copper or black; long shawl revers; new blouse back; 39. 50 draped skirts. 14 to 20 years. Value $49.50 ° FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. 14 to 20 years. 8 SUNDAY WORLD'S “TO LET” ADS. § Simplify Home-seeking by saving pr and tramping. time, tem ‘B. Altman & Cn... are displaying an interesting collection of Mahogany Art Furniture consisting of Tea Wagons, Tea Tables, Tele phone, Sewing and Card Tables, Servi Trays, Music Cabinets, etc. For to-morrow (Wednesday) the following Special Sale has been prepared: Mahogany Tea Wagons . . at $19.00 Mahogany Muffin Stands at $6.00 & 7.00 Mahogany Tip Tables at 5.00 & 6.00 Mahogany Serving Trays . . at 4.50 B. Altman & Co: are now showing, In thelr CORSET DEPART= MENT, the new importations of French Corsets and Brassieres made by expert Corsetieres, in several desire able models, designed to meet every requires ment of the woman desiring to be fashions ably and comfortably corseted. Attention is particularly directed to the improved FASSO CORSET, made in Paris exclusively for B. Altman & Co, “Betalph” Guaranteed Silk Hosiery FOR MEN AND WOMEN This hosiery, which is controlled by B. Altman & Co., is made in black, white and all the desirable colors, and represents durability, comfort and good style. It is in stock at the following moderate prices: Men’s Guaranteed Silk Hosiery in black or colors . A + per pair $1.75 Women’s Guaranteed Silk Hosiery in black . ‘ “ per pair $1.75 & 2.5 Women’s Guaranteed Silk Hosiery im white or colors . A + per pair $2.00 Women’s Extra Size Guaranteed Silk Hosiery in black . . . . + per pair $2.25 | ‘Fifth Avenue, 34th anh 35th Streets, Nem York. ———In Next Sunday’s World Free for the Coupon Two Splendid Pictures From the Collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art These are Photogravures of famous historic paintings and of great educational value. Be Sure Vou Ger NMour Order in Early