Life — June 4, 1914 — page 44: what you’re looking at

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We regularly furnish our motors with a remarkably effective muffler, but if desired, we will furnish our Underwater Exhaust Without Extra Charge It dendens all noise reg? rakes the motor run as silent as the “i in Cail Send for Beautiful Caktees ry the detaus, Use the coupon, Sold by Leading Sporting Goods and Hardware Dealers. We Also Build > a complete tine of mar- ex) ine motors from 2to 30 h.p.—one to fourcylin- ders, for all classes of boats. If interested. send for our free Marine Motor Blue Book. Use the coupon, The Caille Perfection Motor Co. ry art Dao Ton Gyacharen 1454 Calle $t., Dott Bich. Caille Catalog Coupon 1) The Celle Perfection Motor Co. 54 Caille St., Detroit, Mich. ica Please mail the literature marked below to my address without obligating me in any way. CJ Caille Portable Boat Motor Catalog Marine Motor Blue Book Name ..... Address. City Life's Feminist Contest (Continued from page 1030.) home, for the very good reason that strong economic forces have already done so. The economic reason for placing women on an equal social foot- ing with men has been cited so often as to become commonplace, but it cannot lose its force. Whether we believe women should remain in the home or should perform labor in fac- tory, office and mill, the stubborn fact confronts us that women are not stay- ing at home; that they are found in every avenue of industrial activity. The Feminist movement looks at this situation fairly and squarely, and says, in effect: Here we have women doing work that has been heretofore monopo- lized by men. We have them assuming responsibilities and winning economic independence. We therefore declare that the privileges and rights that so- ciety grants to men be also allowed women; that they be given legal recog- nition and full social rights as human bein; It is strange with what equanimity we see laundry, mill and factory doing work previously done by women in their homeés; children of tender years going to kindergarten and school; but let women desire to follow some other vocation than that of general house- work, and, for some unknown reason, the foundations of home will crumble, and homes will totter and fall. The principal work of the woman in the home is not caring for children, but housework—the hardest and most ex- hausting of all labor, Labor has nothing to do with sex. The effort to keep women to sex functions and ad- ministering to the most primitive needs of humanity makes them merely instruments, means to an end—a most degrading condition. All social ac- tivities should be open to women. They are human beings as well as females, The special function of women, motherhood, requires a broad and vast experience. They are mothers of the race. Their children are children of society, and if they are to de- velop into good citizens, their mothers must be something more than the serv- ants of men. Belle Oury. Woman: The Superman LL nature is action and reaction. Feminism is the supreme reac- tion of Intuition against Intellectualism. It is a giant, protesting, vital ground- swell from out of the very dugs of the race. Man is bankrupt. Given intellect, If 44 are your am- bassadors, they will truly represent you, and . _ honor the one to whom they give pleasure. They are the choice of America’s only aristoc- racy — the aristocracy of good taste — which is found in every community. Chocolates Each piece of efeée is a masterpiece of flavor. Nuts and fruits imprisoned in choco- late, toothsome nougat, smooth creams, bon- bons dainty as flowers—in a word, See. 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