Judge — December 16, 1916 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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BLACK & WHITE Scotch Whisky It will pay you to compare with the whisky you are now using the quality of Black & White Scotch. THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY A Good Practical Gift DUN LO P GOLF BALLS Every Dunlop is English Made World famous for length and ac- curacy; the choice of experts. 1 dozen . 8 'p-dozen 15, agth Ste N iiatt Coen @, BE SENSIBLE! Don’t pay retailer's profit. you one-half. 1. 14K solid gold, hand-made cluster ring set with 7 real diamonds, retails everywhere no less than $35.00, our special $21.00, 2. Solid gold carved oriental setting with real Jopanese pearl, special $5.00, 3. Hand-made 14K Gent's Belcher! set with 7 real diamonds, looks like Say. 2ct. solitaire. special $25.50 ASS, 4. Solid gold hand-made La Vale here, sold gold chain, genuine diamond, $4.50. Pi Catalogue sent on request SRAIVES8Q Stewvorn. teprest” HOTEL CHELSEA West Twenty-third St, at Seventh Av. NEW YORK CITY European Plan 500 Rooms 400 Baths with adjoining bath, $1,00 and $1.50. ‘lor, bedroom and bath, $3.00 and uj Club Breakfast, 25¢ up. Special Luncheon, {ie up. Table d Hote Dinner, Te up. Cafe attached. To Reach Hotel Chelsea. From Pennsylvania Station, 7th Avenue car south to 234 ‘Rireet Grand Central, 4th Avenue ear south to 234 Street Laceawanna, frie, Reading, Raltimore & Ohio, Jersey Central ‘and Lehich Val We 'Stationa, take 23d Street cross east to Hotel Chi Steamship Piers, Foot West 23d Street, take 234 street crosstown ear. Write for Colored Map of New York. THE MODERN WOMAN Curbside Comments By OREOLA W. HASKELL The Infant Industry UFFRAGISTS who have long maintained that besides maternal love and service, ballots in the hands of mothers are needed as baby boosters, confess to a secret joy at the result of an investigation made by Miss Julia Lathrop, head of the Children’s Bureau in Washington. Realizing that the stork harvest of the country, which is two and one- half millions of babies annually, is depleted by the untimely decease of three hundred thousand infants who dic before reaching their second birthday, Miss Lathrop deter- mined to find out why 12 per cent. of our future citizens do not survive and why per cent. do. ecting Johnstown, Pa a place sustaining about the same perce of loss as the country at large, Miss Lathrop had personal interviews with nine thousand womerfwho in one year presented contribu- tions to posterity. The conclusion drawn is that the infant death-rate varies in accord- ance with living conditions, being only five per cent. in those wards where environments are good and 27 per cent. in those where they are bad. — Since living conditions comprise housing, clean streets, the proper handling of rubbish and garbage, pure food, and many other things controlled by politics, which are under the supervision of officials elected by voters, and since western women have bettered just’ such conditions by voting, the link connecting babies and ballots seems to have been strengthened. We can indeed stand a cessation of masculine howls about the protection of our infant industri but an inerease in the demands of women to help safeguard the great original infant industry might bring some good results. A Slump in Gentility ALES who have long execrated the piano as manipulated by the petti- coated young of the species will rejoice that in England at least that abettor of musical bedlam, the female piano teacher, is practi- tinct in the small towns and villages, ing transferred herself and her nimble fingers to the ammunition factorie In consequence the daughters of tradespeople who formerly aspired to gentility through the music and embroidery that seemed to bring them nearer to the fashionable rich, have been obliged to come down from the giddy and unstable heights of the and the artificial to the stern rea life. ‘Thus do the horrors of war oft do away with some of the horrors of peace. Humbleness vs. Honor AS 3AIN must the mourners assemble round the bier of the Noble Spirit of the Past and bewail its defunctness. 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