Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 5, 15 November 1912 — Page 6

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THE EICH3IOND PAILADIU31 AM SUN-TELEGKA31. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1912.

ARTICLES OF FOOD FOR THANKSGIVING Almost Every Item Is Cheaper This Year than for the Last Three Years.

All over the length and breadth of this fair land the good housewife is deeply concerned as to how she is going to make the usual weekly appropriation cover the expenses which cannot be avoided in entertaining a few relatives on the coming day of home-entertaining-Thanksgiving. To still these qualms and to relieve this nerve tension the good news goes forth that almost every article that is found on the Thanksgiving menu will be considerably less in price this year than for some years. Do not imagine from this that anyone can attend the Thanksgiving market and leave their pocketbook at home, but seriously, not taking the turkey into consideration, marked reductions will be found all along the line from "soup" to "nuts." If the chef of the household intends to entertain a party of ten the following facts will be found of more than passing interest: Soup $ .25 Celery 20 Crackers 15 Olives 25 Cocktail Sauce 15 Oysters 50 Turkey, 12 pounds 3.60 Cranberries 30 Sweet potatoes 35 Irish potatles 30 Cauliflower 45 Bread, two kinds 20 Fruit Salad 1.10 Salted wafers 20 Ice Cream 1.20 Cake 50 Pumpkin pie 50 Coffee 35 Nuts and raisins 50 Fruits 25 Total $10.70 By striking out a few of the really unnecessary items above enumerated It will be found quite easy to give a grand five-course dinner that will long be remembered for a little less than a dollar a plate. If a decided saving is desired in arranging the menu, rabbits at 30 cents apiece or two good sized chickens will reduce the appropriation a dollar or more. Poultry dealers say that the 30-cent price now asked in the local market a pound for turkeys may be materially lowered by Thanksgiving day market. As compared with last year's prices everything will be found from 5 per cent to 10 per cent less than asked in the local markets a year ago, with on-Vf-meat, butter, eggs and lard in the fncreased cost of living column. The first numbers of the Y. M. C. A. Lyceum Festival will be given by the Neapolitan Orchestra at Coliseum, londay. 3 p. m. Well Supplied. Singleton 1 suppose your wife has a Jot of will power. Wedderly Yes, but she has a lot more won't power.

ITo Mo o Ao Lyceumm Festival Week, of EsKDVo tn 243This Lyceum Festival presents some of the greatest orators, musicians and entertainments offered by the lyceum world.

Tickets FOR ENTIRE SERIES $2.00 With Reserved Seat

SOME CHOICE SEATS may still be obtained by those who have not yet taken advantage of this great opportunity to see and hear the best orators, musicians and entertainers ever offered in Richmond.

Hadiey's 19c Doz ORANGE These are very sweet and juicy and 4 for

Florida Grape Fruit Very heavy, regular 3 for 25c Size.

CHICKENS!

AIPIPILES GRIMES GOLDEN. JONATHAN, SPYS, SWEET CIDER, RICH CREAM CHEESE, GRAPES. SPECIALS JONES' LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES HAVE ARRIVED. MILD CURED HAMS SLICED. THIS IS A MILD, SWEET COUNTRY CURE. LITTLE PIG BACON (SLICED THE WAY YOU LIKE IT). SWEET CREAM THAT WHIPS. WILL HAVE IT FROM NOW ON. FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. PHONE ORDERS ARE APPRECIATED AND WILL BE CAREFULLY FILLED.

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She Can't Tell Why, but She Won't Employ Professionals of Her Own Sex, Even When She Knows They Are Expert.

BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE.

"What makes women so mean to ; sider myself a feline by any manner ach other?" asked the cynic. of means. There's a tradition that all "Oh because," deployed Sal throw- j women are cats, but it's a mistake. cig her hat on the couch and elevat- j I'm the one, grand exception," she deng her feet to a chair. ployed carefully inspecting the cynic

"That's not a lady-like attitude, Sarah," said the cynic.

"Why can't I put my feet up on a j the cynic preserved an unmoved exchair if you do!" cried Sal. "I'm for ; terior.

;.he equality of the sexes, I am." "Liberty, fraternity, equality," murmured the cynic. "Three great words hey, my Sal?" "Yes, great words but also just words, words, words!'" quoted Sal. "Nothing means anything nowaiays," said Sal. "Unless you write it in a letter," grinned the cynic. "The insane habit people have of writing letters and sending them careening on their deadly way through the mails is a fright," said Sal. "And they never learn any better," declaimed the cynic. "Never, never!" affirmed Sal. "I'd hate to have some of the let ters I've written read in court," mur mured Sal reflectively. " 'Precious darling,' sounds well on paper whispered the cynic. "But like the devil and all his works in the divorce court," finished Sal. "Oh Sal I wish I wouldst thou wouldst not " "Oh, cut it out," snapped Sal. "What on earth did you ask me that about women for? "Not always being able to plat my motives out the moment after," replied the cynic, "I cannot at this inetant now recall why I projected this interrogatory into the ambient atmosphere, but I think it may have been apropos' of the small audience which greeted Mary A. Marrington when she spoke at the hall the other even - mg." "Women don't care about hearing women speak," said Sal sagely. "And there you are!" exclaimed the cynic with finality. "There's the whole woman thing in a nutshell. Women won't support each other. They havn't any esprit de corps. They won't hang together and show the men that they have confidence in their own sex. "Did you ever hear of women patronizing a woman physician? "Do the women lawyers have any monopoly of feminine clients? "Do the women lecturers get the female crowds? "Do the women preachers have the big congregations? "And you know how it is yourself with women dentists." "Wouldn't let one of 'em work on my dog!" exclaimed Sal. "Sure there you are again!" said the cynic. "It's the women's own fault that they don't get on any better. They're always talking about the brute man, when it's the feline, worn- j an. "Oh, o course, you have to call us J

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names!" exclaimed Sal. "I don't conout of the tale of her eye. Aware that he was under inspection "Well?" said Sal. "Well?" said the cynic. "Why don't you agree with me?" "Because," said the cynic, "because, my good and excellent, likewise charming and beloved Sal I can't." "Ser Brute!" cried Sal throwing her hat at the cynic "I must utter the truth though I be flayed alive therefor." Solemnly thus the cynic. "Do you mean to say that I I " cried Sal with large, juicy emphasis, "belong to the felines? I?" "My dear, you all do," 6aid the cynic. "But," he added hastily, "it doesn't make you any the less attractive." "No! men don't want to be too certain about any woman," grinned Sal in turn. "It's the charm of the unexpected," murmured the cynic. "Yes, there you are in your turn," sneered Sal. "If you find an exception what do you do? You say, yes, she's got a good heart and pass on to prostrate yourselves before the sleek one i purring in the corner." "Or take it on your lap and pull its ' ears," she added viciously. "Don't you like to have your ears pulled?" whispered the cynic, "Idiot and fool!" fired Sal. "Well, don't take It so hard," said the cynic, "but you know you women are largely responsible for your own professional ills. Why look at that ; good looking dentist assistant that i Doctor Addington attached to his den- ' tist menage"I admit she was good-looking but I notice you didn't overlook it either," interpolated Sal. "No man ever overlooks a goodlooking woman," continued the cynic. "If he did he'd be an anomaly in nature," interrupted Sal, I "Don't interrupt it's rude," said the cynic. "Well, as I said there was ! the case of the good-looking feminine assistant to Dr. Addington. "You know how over-run he was with work couldn't get time to eat or sleep. Was worked to skin and bone. "And how all his women patients or whatever you call 'em urged him to get an assistant. In fact pestered the life out of him until he did. "And then when he'd got one wouldn't let her touch 'em." "We didn't know he was going to get a woman," smiled Sal. "No of course not and there you are the third time. Addington told me he looked round and found one of the most expert mechanics in the profession. That she was regarded as a wonffr hv the faonltv nf the dental ml. leges where she took her degrees. For To Every Woman Bring: this advertisement to our Notion Department not later than one week from today and receive, 4

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residence abroad where she was attached to the offices of famous dentists just lor the experience. "But after she returned to her own country she couldnt make a living with the practice of her profession. "Why? Because the women wouldn't go to her. "When they were asked why they only replied that they preferred a man." "And you know how it was here not one of Dr. Addington's women patients would let her touch em." "Including me I'm honestly ashamed to say!" admitted Sal. "I was ashamed of it I told her so and I told Dr. Addington so but I couldn't endure her." continued Sal. "And 1 hadn't the slightest bit of confidence in her. I was perfectly sure that nothing she did was right and I wouldn't have let her work on my teeth again for a ten dollar bill." "But why?" asked the cynic curiously. "Oh. I don't know." said Sal c lessly. "I can't explain it. I think men are mostly good-for-nothing tlojis out when It comes to comes to " "Comes to what?" insisted the cynic. "Oh. I can't explain it," said Sal impatiently, "but some way you kinda rely on a man. after all, in things of this sort "What sort?" "Well teeth and all that." replied Sal vaguely. "It's impossible to believe that a woman is professionally proficient. We may actually know she is and be convinced of her worth and ability and suitability, for that matter but we'd rather haTe a man." "Would you rather have a man!" whispered the cynic. "Yes I would for a dentist," grimaced Sal.

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