The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25

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tics. but Possesses the unique advantage Of re-;
maintng exactly a. def nnFSrs place Y, It will
skirts, the latter being a specially commend
able feature. q, the much. used ordinsry rib:
E GSa ,sos y int interis STs na and missing %ssf 'tsosether.
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s sShs n IN the tn. rmetai"iire2i s SHAPES Ss T sy q mpls lens myan IL.
u!ailon Of The hands, Why not make drarsries
similar material. and thus impart an entirely
trustworthy shape!insss to garmsntsr
At one Of tho principal ,ype-writing schools
In town you often see, IA many rs eight or ten
young women on the benches In the outer Of
f tSsy w wan e s 70 e smp InS SrSpt as pnpils or %s sso,
%rctarics to business mon. When he comes ia
YOU will always \ !, notice mat he ,ss ssSs them ben With with.
picking out one here and one there, taking
Them into he Office each byherself until onLy one
s ar sws rS Say al, en- d ans , you would aI{s sSo s,u d%IsSo sss
the less time. abe has to wait. and that 1t 10 al
Poyssrty. ..srsslaily' when it eenStails the necessity sEy
ier u young Eirl to go out and earn her liying.
viii 80. thai the homDiy girls. ieft sitting on
those benches, have unfathomed the propri-
etor's secret. and are biting their lips and even
note how certainly a beautiful face and stylish
attire command attention. =
Witnessed ne neglect, Of a plain girl. who eyi-
IDENTITY found II diAlcult TO conceal her NORTH
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am said to be Very rapid" she said. II
have vii Gie yon ny ass yssFs si g 4 sh Week sai' 10 Oct as s,enos.
a9d:so oithe 49, COMPANY H.. ,r,.n,.na
Fifteen doIIsrsw she said, only got ten,
s Nss and Ri,b thu S.l,S S5nlsy for a year before tho firm 1
Tho arrangement or bargain was quickly
made. before she left the girl asked, VIII
{{SS s d tel i to c Shy ysu sa" me last though l was
IA rather not said the employeS;
mo enc but You was taken" he said.
gone sas ,Ss pr HT&s ced iarned to " me a saS sa aHE
s 81. sno is { SS' sh : ' wa. " r To the E ' iss, bSss Sist;
hhsI face and dress a.o plain. She is right.
~. sl II tht ss aa S1 81 the ai hGl% n1s 81 fIri 1t The y li Esa"'y;;
s y aH.S saoshsf pre- pretty xii Il We can n's sss q a
"'There,s no mystery about t." he continued.
seven THOUSAND siTIs a, work in mems Offices
mereial life is always, spoken Of as a feminine
revolution, the truth is that 1t has created a
SSI,s, s sl!E ssssedE r sa1 ms .i.n use sn of s on a aeeo 'slti
OF their 9pickness with their hands, the suit
ability Of tho work. and the low price at which
bsr seeking work. the craze was ior pretty
girls. Every man wanted n belle to sit at his
aSsa and # wax, ws. p aeMn h's fb 1si!'r W.r snd ple %s9o Of
BBsesasu,tty k 10 > . 1n1 ws? y Men snf who ea are IN nm ny p bssi.
ana nd bsaqt,iui adopts. We scanned tho slrIs''
dresses; Judged them BY their stylishness. and
i insk nn q on a,s genera ERR w n,' ws,. ani ~ bs II so we eyer fsr
4. for we had hard work to place her. Now all
that ia changed. can show you scores of let;
q pretty girl. In fact the only Offices whore wo
can place a pretty girl are yery large ones
or to assist 4 male chief clerk or private score
tary. Those and the offcss OF the bachelors
In business are the only places whore We Gun
get work for pretty girls.
THE reason 10 az plain as tho nose on your
face" he continued; tho wives have inter-
by his wife more or less frequently. II she finds
him elbow to elbow or face 10 face with q pretty
coauette every time she comes. she is certain
TO make life moro or less unpleasant for him.
Some women in such cases take it out ut
home. rs ihe saying goes. but ! have had men
fall ma TINT THAR wjraS Wpra f0raVor DOnpinrv
in on them. and practically never missed n day
without a call nt heir offices. These business
men nearly all EEiiSS ur 2 bouquet or box Of
to gladden.. the lie Of the. girl at their elbow.
Imagine tho state OF the wife who finds that
were put there by him. when he has told her
ten thousand times that he aas hated flowers
from infancy Oh. no; there is no show f9r tho
who got places long ago are being crowded
out, and NO new ones ara now taken on"