The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-24

A man betrays his character by his
eyes. A woman by her mouth.
Every woman's promises should be
taken with a pinch of salt and every
mans with a barrel of it.
A man who is a hero to his wife is a
hero indeed.
That woman is best guarded who
guards herself.
Every mans shoulder has a hollow in
it which some wOuan's head should fit.
At 20 love is a rosy dream, at 30 it is
a thrilling reality, at 40 it is a calm con
tentment, at so it is a "Reminiscences.
The lighter our love is the better able
we are to express it. When love is deep
words fail US.
No man is really worth the struggle
a woman makes to keep him.
More women have been lost through
curiosity than through desire.
A woman may be as big a villain as a
man, but she can never be as big a fool
So long as a woman keeps something
in reserve for a man to pursue and at
tempt to fathom 50 long VIII she be in
teresting to him.
There is no temptation strong enough
to assau the heart that truly loves.
To forgive one insult is to invite an
other.
Love has its four seasons-Longine.
Possession. Satisfaction, Indifference
Marriage is a hard way some women
have Of making a living.
Love is sea of trouble upon which
everyone wants to launch his boat, even
though he knows it viii swamp.
A man loves a woman because she is
a woman. A woman loves a man for
want Of something better to love.
A woman is born with virtue: a man
has TO acquire it.
Every man needs some woman to
hang on to his coat tails to keep him
from going to the devil
Men should not beg women's love
Women hate a beggar. They should
90 nd IN he
commanded
Collectively men are abominable. IN
diyidual!y they are charming.
All the Joys of the world are nothing
to the Joys you feel when your baby
first Hsps I love you"
It takes a long time for a man to get
sense, and n woman never gets it.
Some women's hearts are broken by
infidelity. others are mended by dia-
mond rims.
It is not that women are more honest
than men; it is that they are more fear
full Of consequences.
Marriage is a medley of duty, drudg
cry. denials, love, laughter, license.
Marriage2 Pouf! It's such a bore to
be. agreeable to the same person every
de-.
A virtue that has to be heralded is
alreadz lost.
There is only one love, a mothers love
for her child.
It isn't the twist of his mustache or
the COlOI Oh MS D6ChElE ildl makes the
man. It's the gray matter he has III
his head and the green matter he has
in the bank that we take off our hats
to.
exhibition Of other women's charms are
usually those who have none Of their
OWL.
jealousy is love lost in a fog.
The widow has the freedom of 4
young girl and the wisdom of the mar
ried woman. There lies her fascination.
If women demanded Of men what men
demand Of women there would be no
marriages
This years January white sales are
more interesting than. ever before III
the local shops. Such charming crea-
tons in lawn, muSlins. dimity. cambrlcS
and long cloth with trimming of fine
lin and duchess have never been shown
here before. There is still a suspicion
of coloring in the ribbons Of some OF
the underwear but white prevails A
dream of a Detticoat in the window o1a
Kansas avenue IS a pale pink taffeta
with a wide dOunce edged with several
narrow ruf11es and an OverfiOunce but
toned on of fine organdie lawn with
lace insertions forming diamonds in the
center of which is design IN em~
broidery applique, and with two fun
ruffles OF lace on the bottom
They are getting in the new colored
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girls and women have been trimming
their underwear for some months.
Beautiful patterns in pale blue, pink
lavender and red insertion and edg-
ing are among the new things exhibited
at the embroidery counters. They
would trim a night gown adora bly,.
Chamois underskirts to be Worn IN
der the tailor made cloth gowns fox
street wear are the dernier cri in Paris.
Chamois vests and chests protectors
have long been worn but the chamOis
underskirt is positively new They are
made up deliciOusly with ribbon trim
ming clouds OF mOusseline de sole and
/ the choux that the Frenchwoman loves.
are lined with taffeta to give them the
desired frOu- frou and as they may be
washed really combine smartness and
comfort with practically.
In Paris, London and New York
/ fashionable women are wearing low
shoes all winter. They wear CATERS on
/ the street when the weather is very
| severe but these are removed in the
] house, if only for a short visit. While
black is the favorite color for CATERS
4 light colored ones in cloth to match the
gown are also worm High heels are
/ indispensable, the Louis XIV in all its ex-
aggeration prevailing even on the street.
A deep violet leather almost black is
the latest Partisan novelty in the shoe
line. tied with violet Oxford silk ties.
The last few years have marked the
evolution of the rainy day girl from
dowdy, bedrabbled, hopeless look
ing creature much drearier than the
weather to a trim. neat. chic and at
tractive young person who makes all
who behold her forget the sloppy pave
ment and the leaden skies The short
skirt has contributed to this welconie
change but it is principally due to the
Improvement in rain coats. These use
ful and sensible garments are again in
after a few years of retirement When
TIE short skirt was first adoDted for
rainy weather wear the ugly ill-fittine
and worse smelling waterproofs with
which women had formerly protected
themselves went out and the rainy day
girl wore her trim little Jacket and
short swinging skirt, carried an UNI
brella and turned up her nose at the
idea of a water proof except in drift