The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-04

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ten dollar bin
Il was . saturday afternoon anil tho
da,lsV hal ~ changs ~ hia wife's fe-
quest tho maH started out 10 brrak tho
bin. IIis errsni took him into thrre drug
atorra. tso cigar stores, . grouery and .
aaloun. In ths latter place, by appealing
10 all the Uihsr Ciia omera presnut, tho do.
sired change VIA finally soUurci In dollars,
halves anil quarters. Tho man computed
thai In lit Wanderings ha hal walkel %
DISTANCE q fourteen blocks and hal CON
aimed half an hours time. He vas In %
bal humor whom he again entered the art
store.
~confoundoily hard time I hal to 90, IL,
too
soh, I am so sorry.' murmured his wife.
Il shn.nt need it, after Az Aiter YOU VEN
wanted. and I bought enough OF them to
como to the whole SO"
Tho Japanese arc helping. to solve the
servant problem for people who can afford
the high wages they demand. "A a rule
thoy are worth II, too. Japanese nurses
are growing In favor. Japanese cooks and
butlers have been popular for some time,
and Japanese house servants, such a. maids
and Wallets, are much sought after. Once
in a while q Japanese chauffeur may be
observed on a well appointed motor car.
Two women had been busy shopping all
the morning and were beginning to get
that weary, haggard look that clings TO the
bargain hunter. I'm perfectly worn out
and l look a fright, announced one. $50
I'm going TO get q hat
~Why don't you wait until you feel bet
| teri" asked the other.
~No, / always try on hats when Hook the
worst and then l can tell without doubt
whether the hat will suit me or not. II 10
looks half way decent on me with my hair
stringing in my eyes and when I'm wearing
.-...4Al 1AAl T ~ MIRA ~ xrill lnnlK Hna
when l am fresh and have a new wave on
my hair. / always want to know the worst
| about O hat. ! can imagine the best
Two men were dining in a downtown
restaurant when they observed several
walters In an excited discussion In one
corner Of the room.
@What Is II all about?" asked one OF the
diners.
said the other, They y are are trading
Mo- said the other; One waiter Ia
selling our tip TO him to the highest bidder,
IL is a regular thing among them, TO trace
In prospective tips, and tho
judges OF character really make quite a
little money out OF it,
Nickel vaudeville is the rage now, and all
over town have sprung up the store shows
with moving pictures and illustrated songs
as the programme for fifteen minutes for
five cents. One firm from the West has
soc. 900 invested in these affairs, and there
are several concerns and individuals with
from Ave TO twenty shows each. The
larger operators take three and five year
leases on the stores they occupy and spend
from 81 500 to 81, 900 on an attractive front,
while others content themselves with hiring
a vacant store until some permanent oocu-
pant is secured. The songs are ung by
some one in the employ OF the music pub
fishing Arm whose output IL used and adj
vertised; tho pictures cost from $50 to $50
weekly, and with blu two or three small
| salaries the idea In more profitable than the
more important theatrical ventures, In
10 cent shows, in which the observer is
seated In an automobile or parlor car and
| views pictures OF travel while experiencing
n sense OF motion, are owned by Q single
firm. The others are largely Individual
enterprises. In good locations from 10000
to 10000 persons ~patronize the place IN q
week.
sThis springs crop Of babies is n pleas
ing sight on my walks abroad, remarked
n cheerful old bachelor. "They seem.
when the relative density Of population is
considered, to be very evenly distributed
| throughout the entire city. 1t may be
that some | behold are ringers al my
sporting friends say, that In, they may be
enioying their second springtime, but
by a somewhat close o~bseTvStion OF the
not often deceived az to the vintage, as
IL were. The mothers and tots seem 40
proud Of each other that every spring l
take firm resolves not 20 end the season
a bachelor. Maybe would keep the resolu-
tons. but that No takes less time TO say
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