The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-08-02


a chance to show the fingers.
+ The wise woman wears one ring
upon each finger, but never two. One
ring sets off the finger and preserves
It's shape and general appearance.
Will Use Hands for Conquest.
There is a girl in this town who
loves a man of millions. She Is a
shrewd girl and she loves him for
himself, not for his money. But she
knows that the road will be hard
one. So she is studying up the hand
matter. She is going to catch him
with her hands and she is willing that
he should keep his eyes wide open.
When he talks she listens. To do
this she leans her head upon her
hands. She has cultivated this until
she knows how to make them frame
her face. She does not spoil her chin
by any means, but she rests her head
upon her finger tips. It is effective.
Sometimes, in a pathetic moment,
she rests her hand upon her bosom
with its little naked fingers spread
out, and this suggests many things to
the millionaire. Among other things
he notes how fine a diamond ring
would look upon that hand and what
chance there is for a solitaire upon
the third finger.
Perhaps he likes to talk and he en-
joys being told thing or two. In
that case the pretty girl with the pref
ty hands will make study of using
her hands. She will know Row to
talk with them, and you catch glimpses
of her explaining thing or two to
the millionaire. OF course she never
argues; she knows better than to ar
que. And she never discusses, she
never takes sides, and she never has
views. But she chats, and she Cos
sips, and she banters, and she smiles,
and she leases And she does 1t all
with her hands.
Lady Mary Curzon has the prettiest
hands in England; they used to be the
prettiest hands in America and for
awhile they were the prettiest hands
In India. She could have Caught
a hundred millionaires. But she
caught just one-a man Of millionaire
brains. Her hands are Of the artistic
order-long, slender, smooth, and
without a bone showing In them.
They are hands to be worshiped.
Fascinated by Hands.
IT wonder II she would let me hold
her hand a minute9" breathed an
artist at one Of the exhibitions. 81
would rather touch her hand than
gaze upon the handsomest marie In
these halls. must know If they are
cold like marble or warm and human.
The duchess Of Marlborough has a
professional manicure to take care
of her hands. She cherishes them far
too highly to let them be handled by
ordinary persons. The flesh is pulled
back with bits Of cotton wrapped
around tiny stick to keep the white
scars from appearing; and there are
lotions and polishes, perfumes and
unguents, prepared expressly for these
hands. And the end justifles the
means. They are pink, soft and per-
feet. No hands were ever as exquis-
lite to gaze upon from color stand
point, for they are just red enough In
the palms to be beautiful, and the
flesh is perfect flesh tone, whKe the
nails almost are ruddy.
Nine. Yyette Guilbert has the most
expressive hands in the world. One
has to see her to appreciate It. But
once having seen her, there is little
room for doubt.
! Nine Guilbert has way of making
her hands distinctive. When every
body wore short gloves she appeared
lin long and wrinkled elbow gloves.
Now that the elbow glove is common
she wears a pair of white gloves, two
button, with an expanse Of plump arm
showing above the glove. Her hands
are why, tapering, and beautifully ex-
pressive. She need not say q word.
Her hands speak for her.
| Mrs. John Jacob Aston has the Phil
adelphia type Of hands--the Quaker
ish, submissive hands. They have
been in her family for 200 years, and