Judge — January 29, 1916 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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THE MODERN WOMAN Suffrage Facts and Fancies BIZ ANNA CADOGAN By Onward Feminism Takes Its Audacious Way AN proposes and God disposes: it has been supposed that the world was running on this principle ever since it was announced by a founder of protestantism. But at the close of the year 1915 a highborn and beautiful maiden shatters the faith of a trusting world by announcing that she did the PROPOSING hi f. It is the last bold note of rampant feminism. Well may the conservative shiver in his blankets as he wakes from his dream of the good old days when the wife of John Wesley meckly sat and took it while he exhorted her to “be content to be a priva ignificant person” known and loved by God and him “LOOKING THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY” For the husband who found himself married to the arch feminist, in spite of his con scientious scruples against being married at all, was even more boastful of not being permitted to propose than the woman who beat him to it. The shift is thus shown not to be merely from old wives to new, but from old husbands to new as well. Lady Eglantine As a Model for Women UL ‘S have broken the egg record, but their bones have flavored the soup kettle and their names are forgotten. Not so with Lady Eglantine, white leghorn maiden of high degree. She did more than bust the egg record. She did it at the psy- chological moment and achieved a world- wide fame. Anti-suffragists and militari: ke had long felt the need that Lady lantine sup- plied: A bright and shining light to hold up before women, tolure them on to unremitting devotion, to the process of reproduction and the leaving of politics to men. Therefore the scribes heralded abroad, so that all women might read: The great price set on Lady Eglantine and her eggs; the statein which she WHEN SELF-STARTERS WORE BOOTS Richmond Straight Cut Cigarettes. were already known, even in those carly days, as “that fine old Virginia cigarette.”” “Horseless Carriages” have given away to «Gliding Palaces"’ but your grand- father would tell you that it would be almost a sacrilege to try to im- (iE ——— prove good old Richmond Straight Cuts. Subtle ‘in richness and delicate in aroma —their --bright’’ Virginia tobacco. has an appealing, old-time taste which has never been cqualled in any other ciga- rette. If you've never tried them—try them now. ——™. ‘RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT, Ss Cgareties ——_———" PLAIN O7 OR CORK TIP—15 Cents Besides the regular package shown here, these cigarettes are also packed in at- tractive tins, 50 for 40 cents; 100 for 75 cents, These larger packages will be sent prepaid on receipt of price if your dealer cannot supply you. Mien Vintory ceanivnina reas Seana Always Trumps ! THE HOW BOOK Whenever in doubt, it answers instantly the questions that daily confront the Busines Man, Farmer, Mechanic, Housewife. Besides giving information and practical suggestions on hundreds of subjects of general interest, Indispensable to Every City and Su- burban home, and Every Farm House. Full Flexible Morocco — 480 pages — Illustrated. Send $1.24 today and save 60% on the Regular Price The Brunswick Subscription Co. 225 Fifth Avenue 33 New York comicbooks.com