The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-20

heart had drained away her mothers life.
All, reader, may it be long before you
kneel at the bedside Of her YOU love best
in the world and know that OF Ali your
love there IL Jeff bu; hundred heart
beats. while beside sits Death. watch in
hand and fingers upon her wrist
Husband whispered Elizabeth. ss ee
Iockea q each other for the last time. let
~ be your Httie golden girl And then
. strange sweetness stole over her face.
tn. dream OF Eisxabesh's Me was ended
As write hear in the s,iii house the
running Of little feet, fairy patter. swpae
and terrible to the heart. Little feet. at
tie feet-perhaps if I follow you I shall
find again our mother that is lost Per
hays Elizabeth left you with me that /
should not miss the way
Could any man write that unless he
were poet? All. my friend, II Richard
lie Caffeine comes TO the town In which
you live, go and hear him read. II only 10
pay the poet compliment and 10 hear
him tell with a boyish smile on his face
that the best explanation he can give OF
a paradox is THAT IL is like truth stand
ing on It's head 10 attract attention"
In THE Quest of the Golden Girl the
author grows most enthusiastic and uses
capitals 10 express his enthusiasm for
THE Girl Who Works Today she is
many: she is rich; she is poor: she is
nobody; she is great swell. she may be
Peter Coopsr's daughter. who supplies
various restaurants with eggs and mix,
or she may be little Miss Blossom. frcin a
country town, who Is busy all day long
behind desk. But you are entirely out
Of the worId-that s. out Of the fashion
unless you buy everything possible from
The Girl Who Works"
For wear with your tailor-made gown
you are nobody unless you deal with the
latest fashionable shepkeeper-ihat is 10
say you must get your big pulled scarf,
your narrow string tie. your medium
sized teck. or whatever you may lean 10
in the way of scarfs from the tombstone
Bennett Neckwear Company. That is the
business into which the clever little ac-
tress has gone initiating titled woman
in London You go 10 the handsome
b,iiiaing: YOU ride up severel flights in the
elevator. and. wishing the newest thing
in scarfs YOU enter an artlStlc1ily-!ur-
niShed room and then wonder Wnere me
stock is There is no sign OF trade. me
rom has been properly arranged by
famous Boston house decorator. and when
YOU sneak TO one of the pleasant women
standing around you are shown the rich
est as well as the newest mater ais
There are pictures or samples or me
styles hut your special scarf will be made
TO order for you. and, del ght OF deishis'
YOU will have one like the one tnat or
Cereu. which Cdis VIC NoHASN -
that has not merely the name or the
maker on the back, but Made to order
for Bah by the tombstone Bennett Neck
wear Company" That Is the reason the
smart girls are all going there for their
scarfs. That the scarfs are wei made
goes without saying. but every woman
likes this Individual ownership. ana tnen
TOO. every piece of silk or brocade or ma
dras or lawn, or whatever ii may be that
is used. is made especially for TINS hrm
and the manufacturer cannot sell the pat
tern TO any one else in America We wo-
men are all selfish in loving that BEST
which nobody else can get; that Is why
we are faithful to men.
Enthusiastic? OF course I'm entnus--
astic. that was my endowment AT bsrth
Put there are worse things than being
enthusiastic.
Enthusiasm is not bad thing when 1t
induces you TO do the right thing AT the
right time.
Enthusas m is not a bad thing when II
induces YOU TO give of your sympathy or
vour money where it is most needed.
Enthusiasm is not a bad thing when II
induces Won 10 stand up bodily for your
friend and to show a cold shoulder to yalr
enemy.
Enthusiasm is not a bad thing when It
induces you to be kind, sympathetic and
loyal; I is only bad when it makes You
bitter of speech and cold OF heart. and
hope it will never affect in that way either
va, or Bah.