The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-22
WANTED-A MILLlNER GIRL
NOT OVER FIVE FEET TALL AND
WEIGHING ~ UNDER 40.


WEIGHING ~ UNDER 40.
Must Re Protestant. Between II and -.
Black or Brown Ilair--widows Are
Not Barreti--,Iust Tell &. l.. Martin.
Girard, ~. - He'll Do the Rest.
The business Of johnny Miles is conducted
largely with the aid of epigran. Persons
who visit his Justly celebrated millinery
establishment al Broadway and Houston
street are reminded by mottoes and maxns.
conspicuously depla yed, OF the feeting ma
ture of time and of the proprietor's desire
that his precious moments shall not be
wasted by those who have no particularly
pertinent observations TO offer
There is another ret of placards in which
Mr.. Mil,ss genius for word painting, which
H. sort of by.product Of his millinery art,
is easily recognized. These call attention
in frank and unmis,ahable terms 20 the su-
periority Of Mr.. Mies's merchandise and the
inialliblity OF his business methods.
Il was one Of the latter announcements
which from time To time on HIS periodical
visits to New York caught the syr of MIR.
Charles l.. Martin. a substantial tradesman
of Girard, Pa. and a purchaser Of Mr. Miless
spring and tall bonne,s. 1t read
.''....'...'...
Most merchants have three hands. right hand
: cniy two, rIen, andl,Il WEI are never behind, !:
shipments
......'.....
IL was WIN thi' assurance Oh prompt
attention TO the wants OF cusVohieis III ihii!u
that MIR. Martih on doNoay uiHieu 'he ioi'
lowing communications
NY ptAh Mn n,uf H., Iii ~. !.
Sin C"reiv appreciate any assistance YOU may
be able 10 give me-, ana th2hks IN advance.
IAN you sl., NJ r,, NY suu,e ., so,'ls PoVr
"n,rs hut would ike one1' No objection 70
Nstance Must have dark hair brown or
black nnd-protestan', American, English,
| frcnoh. Sparis' - nr;' - '.rstaid trimming
| and be first class sale7lady Age between
20 10 " H'hIS Gnu -, 80, ~ ~ tr,x
AVE- ,"ssnssiry GOOD Iisrosi,ion no
| FIIRTS need applyI Money and good home
| ~. right one. No objection TO widow
| VII. one c.lld. but don't want dozen'
| You are aware the value oil good DIS
no7iloi ana saving woman 70 I" man. ! see
!" IL, with you h.fo,. Now On, vou
| c,ra mo ~ iist ~ iadiea 10 vour Judgment
| Won think viii do | viii do the rest
| | niu also an helr TO an estate IN the Courts
| OF London. Ing. ana Her 10 an estate mere
| N hn"!lIa ~ .,a ,o,..o,. uao,t..
| "n' ~ .,o, w.,i ~ So She nl,,s, M,
| t.iuyt mounds
Hoping you NAV be- able to give me the
| ,ddre.s OF a number and thanking YOU again.
| am. Yours ~lnC.rc' -
| ShAhLho Il. MANI
| 49,, u,
Of his mind, had the letter copied and re-
| ferred II 20 the proper department This
| danar,,n.nt il dnwns,oirs from, the m ain
| " 20 4. !, -, -. - ,,-
sdl"s'o"h' anu III " "'c '''' 'o'' 'i,"' 80
! women. VINO ara temporarily ana
| through the accident OF circumstances en-
Gagged in arranging feathers, flowers. lace
/ - ,,,r .ccordin, "a tho v,all p,.,ured do,
quo va, ~, n, Wuals Am, ui,h",,, o..
| -, bowcvar ,bev are a. ,hey vol "a y
| ,ha',solyo. ahoy.;;
M non ,h. term. Of Mr. Martins letter
WV, m". cort,d.rcd il va cen ma, .hou,
half Of the Young ladies we're excIuoed by
the requirement of black or brown hair
IL !, iact wen hno"ii III me ilil'tiieIy ''aut'
and not YET satisfactorily ekpiained mat
! seek such employment are crowned with
| radiant resses of hines TINT vary from golden
amber 10 the pure Titan That, Of course,
was "A condition Which could no, be elimi-
| mated Nature ia immutable
| The eligible list had narrowed down
To about thirty when ono of the rejected
| blondes saw, or thought she saw, reason to
! question the honorable character of Mr.
! Martins intentions in the fact that nowhere
! In his letter had he said that what he wante ed
| was a wife
He aays frst-class salesladv,' re-
marked the doubling blonde but where
/. there ANYTHING about object, matri-
mony which every real gentleman ALWAYS
nuts into a letter or advert isement OF that
kind?-
The objection was not regarded bv the
eligible, a. valid They Mere willing 10
believe that the etiquette OF matrimonial
corresrondence was either not known OF
80, ,k.arvcd In l,irard Pm &c 10 Il. in l,r,or
citie.
II was agreed that "A great deal depended
upon the atiractiyeness of the reply which
4 Ata - -,
girls vino were willing to entertain seal led
proposals went 10 me correspondence clerk