Life — March 25, 1909 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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cup isa light lunch in itself Best Cocoa of them All Rich and delicious in flavor, yet so carefully manufactured that it is readily digested by young orold, The purest of pure foods, strengthening and invigorating. Excel'ent for a light lunch. Quickly prepared. Fifty years of world-wide popularity. Whatever the house of Maillard does, it does to perfection. Maillard’s Vanilla Chocolate is such an universal favorite with lovers of French dainties, that it is its own recommendation. with the true Vanilla bean only. Sold by all Leading Grocers Fifth Avenue and 35th Street. Bon Bons, Fancy Cakes, French Bonbonnieres, etc. The Ladies’ Restaurant isa popular Luncheon resort—“afternoon tea” 3 to 6 Flavored | To Vote or Not to Vote ? (Continued from page 411) I have found them the most efficient organiza- are enthusiastic, hard tions now existing Wiley, Chief of working and effective."—H. M the Bureau of Chemistry No better illustration of the high educational work and moral purpose of the woman's clubs can be found than in their persistent and dis- crimi study of the problem of child labor. I appreciate so deeply efiective work they have done that I am An opportunity. to express this belic Lindsay, Secre- tary National Child Labor Committee: Does this look like an inability “to get on’? Indeed the harmony of this organization is un- paralleled in any one of men of similar mag- nitude. The wire pulling and intriguing which goes on among even “frank"? college youth to make its clubs is appalling. Women study political deals and business exposures, then we pick up the papers (yours among the worst) and see such pompous headings as “Eminent Men Meet to Discuss Are Women Naturally Honest.” The nperor of Germany and the President of the United States are judged as Two INpIVviDUALS whom even great responsibility cannot keep from an indiscreet perpetual parlousness. If they were female rulers every woman in both coun- tries would be made to feel personally respon: ble. “What else can we expect from the talka- tiveness of tomen eee The New England Conscience Heard From Epiror oF Lire: Sir:—In an editorial upon woman's suffrage this week you quote a lady whose name begins with a B, and is otherwise unknown, as stating that laboring men and women are “ bittefly op- posed "' to it. This you say would be very “ si nificant" “if true. It would, indeed—so significant, in fact, that i e not quite specially and wonderfully suffrage would to-day in. this cratic country be a comparatively unknown phrase. Do you sincerely believe the American wom- an’s reverence for man is helped by what he has done with the suffrai However we will pass over this -ademic question. We can't al- ways skip your articles on woman—unfortunat ly there are too many of them, and as we ps $00 a year for you our New England sciences are quite against such a proceedin y this, therefore, be our excuse for urge lesiring you to inform yourselves of some rudi entary facts before writing upon this sub- ct The American Federation of Labor—compris- ing over workingmen—have declared for woman's suffrage unanimously. The resolution of the of New York reads as follows: women workers are handicapped as wage-earn- crs through being deprived in the State of New York of full citizenship; be it therefore olved, That the Joint Judiciary Commit- © Senate and Assembly be urged to re- port favorably the concurrent resolution which proposes such an amendment to the constitution 413) con- (Continued on page Se MILKWEED CREAM We want every woman in America to send for a liberal free sample of Milkweed Cream and our booktet telling of the wonderful revults that follow tts daily use. 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