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“1 not read novels or verse while he was
at the university. and that he was so
V absorbed in science as to miss all the
7 poetry and romance of college life_
\VHAT A M AN READS.
OMEONE has said that Charles E.
Hughes, the secretary of state, did ‘
XTO disprove .this statement the 11- ‘
brarlan of the John Hay library at
the recent commencement of Brown
university showed in a glass case the
very books that Mr. Hi‘lghes had taken
out. They included the regular “m‘el.
ists that everybody is supposed to
read, and such poets as Tennyson and
Longfellow.
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Variety in reading is Just [is neces-
sarv as variety in food.
Some good people did not under-
stand this when they objected to nov-
(njs on prinviiile as frivilous and a
waste of time.
A (-eivhratod man Of science of the
mug;- part of the Nineteenth Century
118ml to find himself losing interest in
his work t-vvry now and then. \Vhen
1mg moi; piam- he would shut himself
up with a great supply of dime nuvels
and read nothing! else for a week. Then
in. “mud go iliit'k to his laboratory as
fresh as ever.
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‘(m the other hand. a certain French
novelist, whenever he found hhnseif
in need of a mental rest used tO read
the (‘rhnlnal (‘ode.
Charles Darwin as he grew older
lost all interest in poetry, but found
recreation in novels with good lively
plots that hold his attention.
(Hie reason why detective storing are
so popular with all sorts of traders is
because they nmwul to the love of
mystery which is almost universal.
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it has her-n said of Pop that he
would have made a good ill‘lf'rtlvfi he-
causl- of hi’s gift for fitting tngmhor
a criminal mystery. The Mon “‘33
that iw would have lll‘i'll Iillli‘ to take
criminal puzzles to pivr-m as well as
put the-m together. (hm Still! of his
work kept hlin intereSt-«l in the other.
\Vimn fl boy is I'll Ff‘iimvi or college
his reading is divided into twu sorts
..-'\-oiuut:u~_v" and “involuntary." no
roads for pleasure and l... roads for
husini-ss,
As nuimdy's education is over fln—
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later life.
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Mrs. Asquith in hvr celebrated
“Autoblngmplu” ivlls how she be-
- longed to a sort of SU-‘h‘ly the mem-
bers Of which agreed to do an hour’s
serious reading every day.
horror Johnson said that if a man
read any Ritlijm‘t for an hour daily he
could not help becoming "lvui‘m’tl." ills
own great ditliculty was that he was
unsystomatic.
By reading cortelndhlngs for were
ation and at the smile time following
it course laid down in advance. a per-
son gets the additional benefit of dis-
cipline.
In the Eighteenth century they
thought nothing of reading through
Humor. Viral] and Shakespeare once
u year. No \vonder they were able to
think in ilmsv days.
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THE GIRL ON THE JOB
How to Succeed—How to Get
Ahead—How to Make Good
By JESSIE ROBERTS i
ElanamuminiuIIIimmmmmlmmn
TRAIN] N (i SA LES‘VOMIEN
T WAS a thriving little store in a
I small villa;;.- in New England. Iliad
some Chintz to xvi. and she was a real
help in finding N'Illl‘llllng, though the
stock was In :‘v~~;ll‘liy limited. But She
had taste. and a sense of Color, and
she was lilit-l‘t‘siwl.
I found that silo had graduated that
vear from high school, and gone into
the store to earn money during the
summer, and that she meant to go to
the city and try for the position of
saioswoman in one of the large depart-
ment stores. She asked me what I
thought of her chances.
I advised her to go to the highest-
cluss store of the kind she wished to
work for.
“Take a lot of pains with your ap.
nce. Remmnhor that you are not
only applying for the Job that is now
open to you. when 3011 ’are ignorant
and untrained. but for the job in the
future whex'you llaVe got your train-
mg and when you know your possibili-
ties."
There are splendid opportunities for
saleswomen nowadays. It is one of
the big professions now open to wom-
en. But it is a diflicult one, with
much competition and an almost end-
loss amount of training. It requires
hard work and natural aptitude. 1
think the girl I met that day is going
to succeed. She had the right idea ,and
the love for it, too. But don’t think.
when you hear of the big salaries and
wonderful opportunities in that pro.
’tession. that you can get these without
deserving them.
(COPVrlght.)
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pen in
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“You must admit that your political
antagonist uses good English.”
.“He ought to.” replied Senator Sop.
ghum. “His ideas are so slight that
he doesn’t have to think about any.
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._9l‘.,}¥l‘°h on October 17-19.
pected that the
(large number of delegates to the city
and already glans are going forward (
,for entertaining
;their
appointed to take charge of the ar— Harry Thm
rangements. and a. meeting of the Checking, C.
:chairmen ,of these various committeesi
'wili be held next Monday evening.
The Rev. Ellis Gilbert is general Harris.
,chairman in charge and other com-
mittees have been chosen as follows:
JI'I‘NEY BUS AND MUM
' COIJIJIDE- '
.ftex; 10 o'cioek'tlfi
’ ’ ' wnedinnd
event will briI
the visitors
Committees have
during John
stay. been "tor M.
August Eckardt,
do Abbott. Dtcoratii
chairman: Mi
Miss Ruth Meder
Earl Miller.
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rIi‘ooth paste and powders
Face Creams
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large jars 396.
Soaps
tontor) 156.
$1.35. '
don; {Ox-protect you as well as ourselves from those who would take undue advantage,
buying” in ei‘cess of their needs and lessening quantities which we wish to distributov
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Those are \(i_\ lou prtmngs for standard products—Our llI‘M‘CS on these articles}
are alwayslow lllli for this orcasion prices are reduced on many items that people use»
all the tInle-——'l'licrofore this is an unusual opportunity to save.
Face powders
“La Blache” 400.
“Pussy-wilow” 390.
“llicrkiss” 390
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.Pt'lJL-t O ’ paste, 3Cc. “1.0 Trcflo" 790. . ‘
“Pepsodent” pasto, 30c. “
“liorlian’s” largo paste, 39c. TQTCEE! DOWderS I
:ffiitxtitizxii’s” Violet or boratcd I70. 2
“Johnson’s" hairy powder 15c.
“(‘tll'.\'l(‘ii‘\‘3.\‘u liztl‘wot'kg 17C.
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‘l‘ilavis 270.
“Dr. Lyon’s” powder or paste, 180.
“Kolynos” poivdcr or paste, 180.
“li‘orlian's” SI-Wll paste, 190.
“Daggett & Rainsdals" take mall 8c.
firm -
“Dagget't & Ramsdals” tube large 18c. _ S
Hail}: kgyciiai‘?‘
“Mulsificd” cocoanut oil 3‘20.
“Daggett & Ranisdals” jar small 280. .
“Dandertne” $1 S120 620.
“Daggett & Ranisdals” jar large 380.
“Pom )ean” massage cream largo 'ar ' - 1° ' 0 :
so: 1 ‘* . ~ 3 Deodorants and alpiiatorlesi
. . . w . . 7? . . r" I ' . .
“Pond‘s” vanishing: and cold creams Odorono small 5““ 220'
“ ldorono” medium size 42c.
“Mum" 15C.
‘Noeii ” 390.
“{‘utivura’ ’Oiniinent 33C.
“Lysol" small size 206.
“Lysol” medium size 390.
“Lavoris” small 206.
“Lavoris” medium 3S0.
“Listerinc” 14 oz. size 700.
“licsco” small size 210.
“‘ medium size 420.
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“Pond’s” vanishing: android creams,
“Elcaya” cream (:90.
“Cuticnra” (only three cakes to a eus- Mascot-
tomer) 170 a. cake.
. Tooth brushes
“J ergon’s” Violet glycerine 8c. three Special lots.
7““ Paek ers ’ ’ tar soap 17c.
“womanly.” (limit 3 cakes to a cus- Lot N... 1.19 and 25. values for 150
Lot No. 2—25 to 35c values 198.
“Resinol” 16c. - Lot NO. 3—35 to 500 values for 258. .1
“Laco” casti-le sOap 150. . fl
“Bocabelli” castile soap, small 170. Hall' bruSheS
Prophylactic Penetrator speOial valueg
at 750, 85c, $1 and $1.25. 0
“Bocabelli” castile soap, large T bars
You will note that in some cases we have limited the quantities—this has V been ‘
DraDRY (“GOODS cot:
Norwalk Chronicler