Buffalo Courier from Buffalo, New York • 69

'-r it. iii recast jiczssr v- ill) 1 MirMaf 5SSS -W. xnrffl bidt acfaool. -which. beenr' eloaad ThSm Ubnrr 1 open the public after cboot honni Kia Atria Sanberff.

'a school 1L. An Entirely Gonctfonaf What a January Sale Otuiht to Be rtHrarfaa tram Gottantrarsv Swiim, vat i' I -S. I I recent Ttaltor ta th oublie Iibrrr.nr a recent vbutor to tht pubue library. Sbo wm partlcmlartr Interested in the I I I 1 If I I IV. I 1 II I I 1 I mm 1 1 mw I 9MraTm mm 1 IITih i Ml mrj sstmaao eystem or and uorariea ana varpnaed at tb amonnt.

of work s' I I I it IM I I II WVM.l If I Wit accomplished with the children to the branch UbrarieB. In her Ubrarr in Sweden children under eleven are not allowed to use the ffbrarr hooka. The Buffalo aratem of librae-tea' in crad roome baa been introdnced in many 8-1- A American dues and a. few aJaroad. Word baa Just coma from Herbert Bail-lie, librarian of Wellmcton.

New Zea land, who visited the library some time ago. that lis baa succeeded is tntrodac- mr th system in WeUinrton. The drcufar letter which was sent to all pupils of night schools has bad rood results in caHlxur the attention of the Jaxtuary Ihices-4-but on New Goods, instead of Old. I Full Assortments, istead of Odds and Wanted Styles, instead of Discarded Goods for Monts to Come, instead olf for Months that Are! Past. Instead of XJsmg January to clear out a six months ac-aimulation, our quarterly clearance sale occurred frNweiTi war thus prepared, we ordered new goods the latest styles for January.

And we ordered at a tmiei when -the makers were extremely anxious for business at almost any price that would pay wages jand keep their workers employed. Saving Average. Chte-half. The Opportunity Is Yours, pupils to the library and Ua. branches.

This has been followed up the neigh borhood, of the Sw V. R. branch I i Jiff 1 i j- 11 i sxree vy penonu mTiuaoDiik en EUc street 1r a. tteraonal invitation to the night school pupils from the branch librarian, which has increased the number of borrowers. Special effort is being made through out the city to introduce the library to foreigners who have a small command of English.

They- use not only the books in their own languages but ac quire a knowledge of Kngliah by read ing the more simple books. Mrs. Frank Harding. No. 136 Loriag avenue, will open her home Cor the regular meeting of the Charity league Tuesday afternoon, January 7, at 2:30 o'clock.

nils George W. Benson will give a lecture on "Pottery Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Women's union before the Nurses' association. WomerLS Swtsi Unusual Values I I' SUITS of brae and black sergej diagonal weave, novelty cloth, materials, strictly tailored or fricy trimmed, guaranteed satin lining to match, all sizes including laTeTezes. II II Women's Coats Very Special Prices A large assortment of COATS in chinchilla, boucles, mixtures, eIeviota, black broadcloth, zibelines, doable-faced materials. Styles that eould not hare been bought in the early winter for the reason that they are the latest.

Wonderful ralues at Comp. court DeL No. 804 will install its officers for the coming year Wednesday. January 13. at Hesper's parlors.

No. 13 1-2 Swan street. W.XLC03SETS January prices -5) Mrs. I Roller of Goodyear avenua entertained the Woodrow Pedro club The standard WJS.Elutme-RedTisa0 Saturday evening. December 28.

Favors $7.75 No. 7861o bust orNo. 789, medium $15275 114 $12.75 $19.75 were awarded Mrs. G. Schutrum, Mrs.

A. Tox, Charles Kempel and Charles Dorfer. Consolation prizes were awarded Mrs. C. Kempel and George Schutrum.

The next hostess will be Mrs. Charles Dorfer of Maple street. Imat; wear -resisting Coutil, lace trimmed, always sold at $3.00, for SSXOL No. 796 medium bust, or 795 low bust, beautiful fancy broche; C3.S0 regular price $6.00. Sde this Week Only after which regular prices prevail.

4 1 1 $35 Suits at 5 A collection of those that otig to ell from $35.00 to $40.00, not one'Wt in this lot worth less than that. pThe best- of materials and workmazhip. $5.75 $7JT5 $9.75 $14.75 Persian Lamb Coats Persian and Arabian Coats, trimmed with Salts Sealettev large lined with Skinner's satin. Only a limited number of them. Values from $27.50 to $35.00 for $19,75 and $215 Dresses At Half DRESSES of serge, silks, corduroys, handsome new creations that women will wear for teas, matinees, parties and evening wear, of chiffon, velvets, aUk etc.

Some sold for as high as $50.00. January prices from $2.75 "to $1925 January price The Merry Dozen Pedro club was entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. Lehr of Strauss street. Favors were won by Mrs.

H. Piehler. T. Holling and Mrs. B.

Swanekamp. Mrs. Swanekamp of Reed street and Broadway will entertain Thursday, January 9. The Fleur De Lis club was entertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Metzger of Amherst street. Favors were awarded Miss Clara Voisinet and Charles Ambrose.

Consolation prize was awarded Edward Casey. The next hostess win be Miss Francis Spann of Fairfield street. si $19.75 V7.D. EIsst2ne H2iio Corsets Quaranteed to reduce hips mnd tbdomtm ng imcka, combine perfect shape with perfect fit, and show any figure to splendid advantage. Sizes 19 to 36, allow equal fit to large, or average figures.

WQ1 not rust, tear or break. It is being whispered obmt that we are selling cheaper than any store town. The annual dance of Company Spalding guards. Seventy-fourth regiment, will be held Friday evening, used only in W.B. Elastine-Reduso Corsets provide comfort, prevent weaien- January 1ft, The Seventy-fourth in- ntohiatn linear thtt rflrMtinn Other 'Merchandise at Special Prices SZII ping, straining or I BMQWggCga .111..

of Bandmaster John W. Bolton, will play. Tickets may be obtained from the officers or members of the company, or at the armory. cutting; and gore-durabiTirya'stW The I0 the lilt the corxi. 510 Main Street 'New Store Mrsfl Henry Hecker of No.

2014 Niagara stret entertained the Komfirt Pedro club on Monday night. Favors were awarded Mrs. Charles Tillotson, Mn. Harry Johnson. Mrs.

David Up- i hoff and Mrs. William Good. Consola REGULAR VALUE tion prize was awarded Mrs. P. Smith.

Mrs. Louis Fluriot of 49 Potomac mm mm 'I'M 1 i.liriW, i i i m.m-wi i. i. REGULAR VALUE avenue will be the next hostess. made over W.

B. Redtxsa Corsets, reduce bust lines. Sisea 34 to SO. JOSS bust confiser, gLtts No. l099.

Bras CO be heard on the Bahai belief at the Chtjrch of the Messiah on North street, at ff 13 o'clock, through the courtesy of that congregation and under the aus- sters, TfTLOT, 5. piejs of the Bahai assembly, of which Joka Harrlscon Mills is president. All Interested loathe problem of peace are The Viola Sewing circle entertained December 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haag in Madison street, tne party being a farewell to leap year.

The house was decorated throughout with Christmas greens aim a large tree lighted by electricity added to the attractiveness of one of the rooms. Mrs. Mary Henry will be president, and Mrs. Carrie Nies treasurer for the ensuing year. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Hilburger, Xo. 302 Mills street. January 9. cordially welcomed. "How often is yonr motor overhauled, Binksr asked Dussnberry.

"Four times- last month, said Binks. "Four times in one- month? Geeru-salem! What farT demanded, Dusen-berry. "Speeding," said Bmaw. "Twice by the bicycle: cops ence by deputy aheruT, and onee by a plain, common garden, village constable. udge.

be will be thoughtful and tender enough to say, "Why, mother, you look to church workers. The Rev. HL I. Waldorf's sermon for tonight will be The Useless and Thankless Task of the Excuse Maker." W. F.

Whalen will speak for eight minutes as a. prelude to the sermon on the topic. "Why I. as a Business Man. Feel the Necee-sit of Being a Christian.

The social half hour following the evening service Sunday night will be in charge of the Brotherhood of the church. The board of women managers of the Buffalo Homeopathic hospital will have a sewing meeting at the hospital Wednesday, January 9, at 3 o'clock. One of the most ardent followers of Abdul Bails, who paid Buffalo a visit en route to California last autumn, is Howard McNutt of New York. Next Wednesday eTeninj Mr. McNatt will him.

Fathers are neglected In the matter of correspondence. The news from the world wanderer goes to mother. The letters father- receives from her just like the girl I married." Tell her about your life. Its homely are short and to- the point. The com little details will delight her.

Tou know how she still worries lest yon don't The Love Letter ithat Should Stay i Ipy ADA FATTCSSOR if lowers FTom Old Fields t5 i 1 fUT thousands die without or this or that. Zfte, and endow; a college or a eat. ALEXANDER POPE. "dress warm enough" even though your St. Columba's club will give their seventh annual ball at their hall.

Hickory and Eagle streets. Monday evening, January 13. Dancingt 9 o'clock. Diir is beginning to grow grey above the ears and about the temples. And TBEACHXBT TJT lAHSAS A great many people spend all their time talking and call flfhttna for principle.

Emporia 'Gazette. be surp to tell her again, at the end of tie letter, that you love her. The sister who staid at home, or the JL sifter who didn't marry as well as you The St. Elizabeth society of the Sisters of Charity hospital will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the hospital. There will be an election of officsrs.

cua. win be happier for a love letter. The folks who stay behind are sensa- tlve. They are Jealous of the big world mat has swauowed you up. It will At the annual meeting of the board of trustees of Northampton M.

E. church last Thursday evening, Janu ary 2. the following officers were elect give your sister a thrill of pleasure if you recall out in that din and dust we of the combat whose hurts are hidden from whose glitter they only can. see. that you often think of hours you used to wade In the mill stream together and wish you might all go barefoot again ed for the ensuing year: President.

George A. Voas; secretary, William Knorr; treasurer. Dr. Joseph A. Dixon.

The following constitute the board of and wade back into the current of trhildhood. Forget how to write the or trustees: Georgs A. Voas. George J. Juhre, H.

A. Janes, Andrew Otto, George J. Rendell. G. P.

Keller. Dr; There: is a general impression that the lav letter is passing. Considerable foundation for this belief is furnished by tkeicrude epistolary evidence of the divorce Courts. We may be losing the art of writing such burning epistles as Heloise wrote to Abelard. such tender pages aa Robert Brewaingr sent to Elizabeth Barrett and Joy to the nations missives as wens written by the iron Bismarck, so whiJily hypnotized tnat he wrote that the stars awtMZM'd to him "UttXe pink sbeep." The fifty word telegram stmt night and the ten word message buzzrd ovw the wire, by day.

may, have paralyzed the faculty of florid 'ejarreeporidffne. But there Is one kind of slove letter we should not for-et, and never to write. That is the flatter home. Letter to -Father. Better write one to father.

It has been 4 'Jong tim since he received a love tedfer. so- long that he cannot recall ithut the Joy of that letter stirred In hlshemrtwasnotsodeep and solacing annf satisfying as. the-one that his daughter at school or his. daughter whe wair maiiied last June, writes to Joseph A. Dixon, Charles T.

Gair, Wil dinary love letter if you wilL In these days of pernicious breach of promise suits and of divorce, it is as well that you should, but remember to write one kmd of love letter, the love letter liam C. Kaerr. you send home. The regular monthly meeting of the Teuton Iiderkranz Pleasure circle will be held at their parlors. No.

1043 Jefferson street, tomorrow evening. The English-American reading- class will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Bartlett in Park street Monday evening. January a. Papers will be read by Mrs.

McClure. Mrs. Stand-bridge. Mrs. P.

M. Miller and Mrs. Loebriek. Branch 254 C. M.

BA. of St. John's the Evangelist church have elected the following officers for 1913: Chancellor, Thm Qjtlcktrstm Charles Sleminger; president. Loads G. Cough Coral munications are likely to be not letters but telegrams.

Ilka the cable which the last Joseph Jefferson received from his son "Please send five hundred." "What for?" cabled the elder. Tor Willie was the reply that brought the. money. The letters that father habitaaHy gets arrive la long envelopes and are typewritten. Their contents are dry when they are not painful.

Bills, duns, complaints, visionary business projects, refusals to pay, or postponersent of settlements, plain language, sometimes true and sometimes untrue, but always in. unmistakable prose. But the letter that comes 'from daughter, a letter, not a demand for money, is poetry- to him. He chuckles over her pen pictures of her newest beau and is as pleaded as mother could be when she describes her new gown and tells him that the German with long hair, who has written a said she was the wittiest girl he had met Sn-'America. He may have aid it at every other party to which he had beenj invited in this country but father doesn't tt.

And he with delight when the daughter who is a bride wsites that Henry is a good husband, the most thoughtful and considerate in the world except Daddy. If she adds that Henry seems realty annoyed when aha tells him so. Father chuckles as though he were a mischievous schoolboy' caught stealing his deskmate's slate, -r A big. ruddy faced, successful man looked hungrily through the maJJ for a letter from daughter. It wasn't there, Down the table came the voice of the daughter who had stayed at home, one of he spinster saints with whom some households are blessed.

Ten know Mr. rimes is very attentive. He takes a great deal of her time. Tea. answered father, the big man looking: ravefoily down into his little egg, cup.

"she's forgotten the man who loved her first." Vesy write a love letter to Father. His business Ufa is Kke crossing a desert- He grows tiRdand dnst-ehoked and saad-blinded sometimes and the a little sprig of sentiment gushed forth makes an oasis, green and root and restful, and beautiful for him. Mather- mrust have her love letter too. Often that 5 what is the matter when she writesf you that she Isn't well. The doctor says he doesn't know-quite what alls her.

But she feels tired somehow. -She supposes her life usefulness is over. She doesn't think an old woman is of much use any more in the world. When you receive such a letter as that from home dont call in specialists jand plan for a visit home as soon as; you can make tt. Sit down wherever yovt are- in, street car or shop, and scribble letter to- her.

a love letter. Tell her you never needed her so much, as now. TeQ her that every, saver bait of her is precious to ou and that you are a better and happier woman every moment in a crowded day that yon steal a thought of her. TJtll her- there is a chamber in your heart that no one else may enter and that "'would bej sadly, empty without hr say -that over Inscribed the word Mother. Those who watch her read tetter will see a.

gircma ptnk ssoantm? her faded cheek and a. bright-t-a teta her CTvd lather wiitrxl icX xr.Z -r ti tt ry ti Schlehr; first vice-president. J. Joseph Willax; second vice-president, Charles The I House of Loud This century old msijtution hds jdways be3n connected witli all that is most noble and uplifting music, jit takes pride in displaying the best, and nothing but the best: of musiefl mstrumeuts. -4 PIANOS The finest piano in world-f incidentally the most expensiveheads the list.

If you cannot satisfied with anything less than jrf ection; you must buv the Mason rfamlin. It is a marvelous combination of beautiful tone and unique indestrujltibility. Then, there is an imlxtense selection ox less expensive makes, grands and uprights. The Behrng, Hazelton. Kranich Bach, Lawson, Crrrwn, Janssen, Kohler Campbell, etcj Bach of these inistrmnent ismiqnes tionably the finest thing Jtts particular price can purchase.

1 PLjfaTERS Without going into details as to the distinctive merits of each of our lines, suffice it to say thif this stoje is showing the three most popular nd successful Play ere the Solo-ApoHo and the An- topiano. Their prices cover a very wide range in round numbers ixtrai. four to fifteen hundred ollarsw viclriio "Cl Have you purchased your Victrola yet Get in line, if you haven't! "Everybody's doing itfyou know. And small wonderfthese marvelous instruments make any hme a paradise. 1 We have Victrolas icTall styles and cases, $15 to $200, and we have the complete catalogue of records.

4 ONE PRICE It is in keeping with the lofty musical and business idesb of this insti-, tution, that all its goods khould be sold on an absolutely ctrprir5 1 r.n. Here there is no juggling with price, no overtrhargrn sad ro faked Weaver; financial secretary John Schlehr; recording secretay Frank Martin; treasurer, Jacob Miller? mar shal, Fred Detiag; guard. John Schlehr, trustees. Frank StabelL Peter M. tfm.iml' 1 1 mm MM m.

Mli lit Gross, Frank SeigeU Anthony Wind, John Schjehr, Jr. There will be an' to staoaoon ana smoaer en xrrursua.j lea cotLkmrc ouv- as moca a mmwntr SVrTZ9 tOT SO. evening, January 9. riiii mm. it is.

iti siiu 1 1 tnnf snt Ttim, nmbr meetinr of the Friday 7hy Endure Pimples and Blackheads? i If you wish a skin dear of pimples, blackheads and other annoying eruptions, begin today the regular use of Cuticora Soap assisted by Cuticura Ointment. No other method is so agreeable, so often effective and so economical. TREATMENT: Genii gmear the affected parts with Caticura Ointment, on the end of the finger, but do not rub. Wash off the Cuticura Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue fjathing for some minutes. PThia treatment is best on rising and retiring.

At other times, use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath, to assist in preventing' inflammation, irritation andxiogging; of the pores, the common cause of these1 distressing ferral eropr tioosand otherunwiKkaxme conditions of the cofnplszioa Study club was held at the home of Mrs. Bonnar Jewett avenue Friday afternoon. -1 i The programme opened witn a reao- fmm HaibMS Hunt Kr Mrs. rslief aarl usually stops the aaost ebsti Bate ceugjl ia 24 aours. This is partly tiv stisuxlates the- sppetxta- aat haw am eseaUssi tonic effect.

It. is, seaaantto) tslra rhilifma Tilrr An exoellent rem-edyl taiay fug whooping sough, creupv ssrt lnn, asthma, throat troubles, ete Mixes piat ef franplatad susrwit pint ef warm water, and stir for nmts worth in. a pint aottle and add the S5ar 1 keeps perfectly. Taka sa lasMiTi fnl awry, sos, two ar i fccnrrfi ---V- B. A.

Arnold, followed by papers on "Direct Legislation by Mrs. CT CI Armstrong and The RecalT by Mrs. ct. EL Lm-idouist. The meetinsr was pneeded by luncheon.

The first lecture- of the course of the Women Teachers associ ation will be given Thursday evening; Fiae la one of the owes January 9, in the chapter house in Johnson park. Dr. Henry A. Suzzalo, professor of education in Columbia uni remedial agents far "t0 versity, wm taut on, A seaera (joav eum pound of Norway white mani leriah in sasissnT sasT pras eeptton- of Culture." Last November Dr. Suaxato delighted a estpeciey aadience in the- Broadway Special Evangelical services wM be is fixed at the lowest poMe noteiu gin at the- new Plymouth Methodist Plymouth and Porter avenues this Warattts 567 Men Strcat OtWprepaxsionswm act work iataia fonnuki The; mveeap rasulta from this reefps endsared ft to tauawsrls eThesay.

the TJaoted and" Caaada, yfcleh. etplalaa. War ti4 iuala4eftav bet A ravaaty 1 ahsnirrSa mmmtT-otm-Vy isfarxdsd, nea rnkC r-tji u. m' i evening- The passer wse preach eaca night, during the week expt Saturday nlshL. The RsvML J.

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