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", THE EVENING TIMES, RAIaSIGH, N. 0.
NEWu PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
ensures quick work and a cool kitchen. The "New Perfection"
has a substantial CABINET TOP for warming plates and keep
ing food hot after it is cooked. Also drop shelves on which to
set small cooking utensils every convenience, even to bars
for holding towels.
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Made in three sizes. Can be had either with
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Federation of Woman's Hub
Elect Officers
Mrs Whitsett. C ub in good conui- n . '
' , ; , , ,... i The report of the clubs was resum
mon, ready to aid in an ciic in ,., ...;.,. KmhrniarV rlnh"
provement work. 1
"Greensboro Art Club" reported by i .........
Mrs. R. D. Douglass. Reported pros- K"m''r: . V rit
perous but not particular eventful 'The oman s C ub of K.nsto...
love. Now essentially a working reported by Mrs. W oodle The de-
. ' part.nients were all ulive and at work.
" "The Revic ers Club" of G, eens- ' "The Wise and Ot henvise Club," of
boro reported. ,'l'"olr- ,e'Jlf bf ,
Mr. Batt,e, president of the Good "The Club of welve, of Lexing
Government Association of Raleigh, ton. Reported by Mrs. Mendenhall.
was recognized and spoke a few "The Lexington Sorosis. reported
words to the federation. Knew of .v Jlrs. Watersall.
no organization that could do more ; The Federation adjourned at 1:00
good than the federation. Men will o'clock to have their picture taken,
welcome the aid of the women every- after which they enjoyed a delightful
where ! luncheon served at the Woman's Club
"Then End of the Centurv Club" ! by the Raleigh Woman's Club,
of Greenville was reported by Mrs. The club building was cool and In
Cotton. The club is a purely' literary j viting. Iced lemonade was served in
and social one. ' the hail.
"The Woman's -Tuesday- Club" of ! The tables were a thing of beauty,
Henderson. Reported bv Mrs. Har- as on yesterday, with the decorations
rison.
"The Student's Club of Henderson.
Reported by ........ Club i olives, lee cream ana eatie was cnarm-
had made interesting study of history j ingiy served by mumbers of the t!o
of North Carolina. ! most ic science department of the Wo-
"The Alma Club" of Henderson man's Club,
was reported bv Miss Cooper. Much! The Federation Will resume bus-
attention had been given to study of
literature, especially of Shakespeare.
. Further reports from the clubs were
suspended until the nominating com
mittee reported so as to have the
election of officers well in hand be
fore the hour for adjournment.
Mrs. R. R. Cotton, chairman of
the nominating committee, reported.
The report was accepted. There be-
iub uu umn uuimuuiiuua
was cast bv each delegate for the
" I
ficers nominated.
The '-unanimous vote elected the
following ladies as officers of the
North Curolina Slate Federation for
the ensuing year:
President Mrs. Eugene Rellly, of
Charlotte.
First Vice President Mrs. Sol
Weil, of Goldsboro.
Second Vice President Mrs. J. A.
Briggs, of Raleigh.
Recording Secretary Mrs. W. C.
A. Hamme1, of Greensboro.
Corresponding Secretary Miss Ca
tnille Holt Hunt, of Lexington.
Treasrer Mrs, Alice Feilds, of
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All the necessary family cook
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the best coal or wood range.
By using the "New Perfec
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of an overheated and stuffy
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Kinston.
Vmlitor
Mrs. K. R. Harris, of
Henderson.
General. Federation State Secretary
Miss .Margaret Lovell Gibson, of
..r - .,.;,,.,,..,,, ' ., ,,.,. t,i i,v Mrs.
of vellow. Theihinch of chicken salad,
ham, rolls, butter, coffee, pickles,
iness again at 2:30.
Reception at Capital Club.
The Capital Club of Raleigh will
entertain the delegates and members
of the Woman's Club at a delightful
reception sit the club this evening
from 5 to 6:30.
The naturally beautiful rooms of
the club were enhanced by decora
tions of palms, ferns, cut flowers,
... .,,, .,,i ,, Tli
sweet peas being used especially In
Hie dining-room, where the Ice cream
was In pastel, or sweet 'pea shades.
Receiving in the hall will be Mr.
and Mrs. W. V. Robards. Mrs. C M.
Busbee, Dr. and Mrs, F. L. Stevens,
Mr. A. L. Cox, Mr. W. G. Briggs.
In the receiving line: Mr. and Mrs.
H. 10. Litchford, Mr. and Mrs. Pai-
mer Jerman, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Grimes, Miss Gibson and Mr. J. A.
Duncan, Dr. and, Mrs. R. E. Turner,
(.'ol. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Smith.
Extending into the adjoining jnr
lor receiving were Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Drewry,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Albright. .
Mr. Billy Boylan will present "lie
guests to the receiving line.
The following young ladies will
serve In the dining-room: Misses
Mary A. Jones, Annie Root, Dee Dun
can, Busbee, Annie McKimmon,
Daisy Haywood, Mary Chamberlain,
Cad Hervey, Kli.abeth Thompson,
Katherine MacKay, and Mrs. P. H.
Thomas, of Henderson.
. Concert Tonight.
The Federation will come to a close
tonight with the concert at Raney
Hall at 8:30, given under the aus
pices of the music department of the
Woman's Club, of Raleigh, of which
Mrs. Palmer Jerman is chairman.
This will be a brilliant close to
such a delightful and inspiring ses
sion of this great body of North Caro
lina women. , .
Session Yesterday Afternoon.
At 2:30 yesterday afternoon the
business of the State Federation was
again taken up. 1
Mrs. F. L. Stevens, chairman of the
department of education, was heard
. from. -The report of the joint com
i mittee of the women's division of tbe
' National Educational Association was
i presented by Mrs. Cotton. Mrg. W.
1 R. Hollo well spoke on "Betterment
of Public Schools. '
There were reports from tbe de
partments, Industrial and Child La
bor, Reciprocity, Child Study, House
hold Economics, Literature and For
estry. 1 ..'..-.'....-
'Woiuaus' Branch of Farmtrrs' In-
' stitutes was presented by Mrs. W. N.
Hutt.
After some further business the
meeting adjourned. "
Ailtlress Last Night.
Miss Laura Drake Gill, of Wash- need Of some vocation or profession,
ington, D. C chairman of the com- The interruption of marriage and
mittee on education of the General ' care of children is to be expected, but
Federation of Women's Clubs, has" her training will be in keeping for
been the honored guest of the Ral- later demands. .
eigh Club during the meeting of the' If a woman remains at home and
State Federation here. She is a wo- works, she can do two bad things:
man of unusual ability, brains andiShe can spend all she makes on her
equipment and her address at the self without saving anything. An
capitol last night was one of the best other is to work for a lower rate than
features of the Federation. j another girl can come to the city and
Combined with a personal charm work for. What she does is far more
of manner, she had such a confidence to a woman than what she earns. It
in :ier subject and self assurance that ,
made it delightful to listen to her.
Before her introduction by Mrs. F.
1,. Stevens, chairman of the North
Carolina Federation of Women's ,
Clubs, iMisses Helen, Mario and Har
riet Day and Mrs. Wade R. Brown
bane; that beautiful trio from Elijah,
"Lift Thine Eyes."
Mrs. Steven's Introduction.
The last ten or fifteen years has
seen a great change in the idea of
education in general. Tonight we
are to see the girls' phaze of the sub
ject. If she is to take her place In
the world she must be equipped fori""- " u s "r """icys ami uiau
l.er place. But the Federation is notl' I'uriiles the .Wood and Restores
limited to the women's side alone, as
the men's colleges of the state have
offered scholarships. A. & M., 5;
Chapel Hill, 3: Trinity, 2, and Wake
Forest, 1. The speaker tonight is one
j that knows the subject well. She was
seven yeurs (jresiueui ui a ji uiiuuvui
girls' college.
Miss Gill.
"A Woman's Equipment" was the
subject of Miss Gill's inspiring ad
dress. It was one especially suited
to the earnest body of workers gath
ered before her, women who recog
nized some especial purpose in life.
"Fifty years ago the activity of
women was divided between skilled
and unskilled labor. Now the pro
fessional has been added, and in that
we have formed the "new woman.'
As the skilled labor went out of the
home to the factories, the line be
came drawn between those women
who had to go out into the world to
work and those who were sheltered
at home. . V
"Twenty per cent of all American
women are wage earners at some
time In their life, with the average
duration of four years. Most Ameri
cen men choose a calling and follow
it. ' Marriage comes into a woman's
life and lessens the' incentive for a
profession. More women work In the
cities than in the country.
"There was a great leap forward
between 1880 and 1890. There was
only a paltry Increase of one per cent
in the last decade and that has come
in professional work. The new wo
man is the professional woman, th9
journalist, architect, clergyman,
nurse, Janitor, artist, physician, sur
geon, teacher, etc.
"Seventeen per cent of the Amer
ican women serve for wages for a few
years; three per cent go on as pro
fessional women, working as men,
but what of the remaining eighty per
cent, living in their homes, doing as
they please, spending ninety-five per
cent of the family income? Are we
tempting them to their best efforts?
"Vocational training rightly given
is just the training we need. Method
is a valuable thing, then add' mate
rial that will be of use. Have simple
material for girls of material taste.
Technical schools give just the right
training. To the smailer class of
girls of more Intellectual tate, the
whole professional world opens up,
although conditions are not yet
equal. The fundamental qestion re
mains, can women wisely take up
professional life It will always re
main for women to be the mothers
and home makers."
Miss Gilt related two incidents of
women after the storm and stress of
early life was over. To the trained
woman came the need for money and
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Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain In the back, urin
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Doan's Kidney Pills is Tho -remedy
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N. A. Spencer, Sr.. 423 South Wil
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"Kidney trouble had me In Its grasp
for years and although I used various
remedies, I was unable to obtain re
lief. The kidney secretions deposited
a sediment and were otherwise- unnat
ural but the most annoying symptom
of my trouble was a dull, nagging
backache, coupled with sharp twinges
throughout my body whenever I stoop
ed or lifted. Learning of Doan's Kid
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Drug Company-and after
using thtm a short time, I passed
several gravel stones. From that time
on I steadily Improved, until my trou
ble was a thing of the past. I have
since recommended Doan's t Kidney
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sliu was ready to meet the need. To1
the untrained woman came the need
for work and she just happened upon
It. I
After the stress of life comes a de- (
mand for work it is then comes the
is a commonly recognized fact that a
woman is no good unless she likes
what she does.
The union of man and woman
should be based on union of activity.
There' is so much service waiting
for us and so much more work than
we can meet that there shoufid be no
reason for despair.
The restless American home will
pass out when women are given some
definite work to do.
If you want to feel well, look well
ami lie v ll. take Foley's Kidney Renl-
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and contains no harmful drugs. Why
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Streets.
Deacons Elected.
At a business meeting of the Tab
ernacle Baptist church last night the
following additional deacons were
elected :
Professor Boomhour, J. D. Berry.
L. V. Alderman, C. R. Boone, and
C. W. Mitchell, ; . '
KALKKiH vs. (JUEKXSHORO.
State II lab School Championship Will
1m- Decided Tomorrow.
The teams of Raleigh High School
and the .Greensboro High School will
play a game of ball tomorrow after
noon for the state high school cham
pionship. Raleigh has defeated
Goldsboro, the champions of eastern
Carolina, while Greensboro has de
feated Durham, High Point, and all
the western high schools.
Briggs will be on the firing line for
Raleigh, while Pryor will pitch for
Greensboro. r
'Let everybody come out to see
these juvenile teams battle for su
premacy on the diamond.
The probable line-up for Raleigh
will be: Briggs, p.; Pulley, c; Ivey,
lb.; Elllagton, 2b.; W'yatt, lib.; Bill
ings, s.s.; Faucette, l.f. ; Vtley, c.f.;
Ranis, r.f.
' Many weak, nervous women have
been restored toJiulth by Foley.s Kid
ney Remedv as it stimulates ttie Kia
neys so they will eliminate the waste
matter from the blood. Impurities de
press the nerves, causing nervous ex
haustion and other ailments. Com
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Pleasant to take. Klng-Ormvell Drug
Co., FayettPville Streets.
RED UlItLS vs. CAROLINA.
Arrangements .Closed For a flame on
Monday, May 10.
President R. D. Godwin, of the Red
Birds, has closed arrangements with
the University of North Carolina for
a game to be played on the local dia
mond on Memorial Day, Monday,
May 10th. This will be the local
fans' only opportunity to see the Car
olina team in action this season, and
it will no doubt draw a large attend
ance. : '-,-
Rev. I. W. Williamson's Letter.
Rev. I. W. -Williamson, Huntington,
W. Va writes: "This Is to certify
that I used Foley's Kidney Remedy for
nervou exhaustion and kidney trou
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down people. ; Contains no harmful
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BAIL REDUCED.
Ton M Kinney's Hail Reduced to $100
by Judge Lyon,
The habeas corpus hearing before
Judge Lyon today in the case of Tom
McKinney, charged with , shooting
two hoboes at Wendell a month ago,
resulted in a reduction of ball from
$250 to 1100. McKinney was re
committed. to jail until bond Is given.
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