The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-21
I,ea fgpV, ,ao'T tgWv '.

uH fHFNS tHgFf fyNN
whsu M PATIENTS ~ . deHspe svsHus
fHfipg eiiisH one nv ias, sssN iHsv ssfs
rispt ssd It And fhs' no ltfsa fsnsrusH
fuln Not besu h,ltft ~ ni8 nifis ~
rn,es
eut ~ funm w. n lhsi ftshiun hs
ptt ~ fhas ssHh peffH eoiht 10 pfnviiei
sItb Is stall ami Nv rrsvent me he ~ ihau
from aottns iuee'hef shtt e1HfsfiHH ~.
masts fttt IL ehHt ftny So Eufs ~ dp
WHEN tuffrl luffss by uur rupin ~ r4f
thnIr turn fnr rUraulatiun The w1fnlh
HfiIttmt aifh dlffIHeaa detrflius her aches
Hri Pains ~ The one who - itUuplHi wHh
s1rr .tfuaf and the " eith dYspstsls
drtFaa i~insftu n hof SYMPTOMS fpf both
Nv The tins tJsv hava exchanged .Cunhi
denrrs fnf hsf ~ hour fhey are ferlinR
tWira ~ hHdly ~ their cundttiDn wHfflhte
and eHsB est holt ~ then " b. difiruit
~ letermine lust how Nv They really are
With tho aingls apartment arrangement
that agaravntion ~ symptoms u ohvih'ed :
Two women hurri~d up the approach
10 tho Manhattan end ~ tho broohlyn
Bridge Near the police booth one pulled
tho other aside and held ont her handbag
10 her companion Then she unfas,cned
from her throat a pearl necklace and q
diamond brooch. Both we're consianed
tu the handbag, which she promptly placed
inside her JACKIE, and under her arm. Then
the two entered the crush,
That's common, apid % policeman.
That Happens several tinnea a diy IN the
rush hour The women have heard 40
much about p~ickpOckets ~ the bridge
that they balieve their jewels are safer
under their arms than sround their necks.'
Banana and strawberry salad, thoroughly
chilled and served with u dressing OF lemon
juice and olive oil. Ia delighting certain
epicures ,his season. A dash Of rum IL not
amiss in the combination, which, by the
way, should not be made until just before
the time for II to be eaten,
Il nave received your various bills Of
floral decorations furnished to me three years
ago and etill have the first bill. ! will pay
1t when ! get ready and not one moment
sooner, but never presume to send me an
other bill, said a woman to a Fifth avenue
florist.
She had left the shop and stepped into her
victoria before the onlooker had recovered
from his amazement Are people OF Mrs.
As stamp who keep you waiting indefinitely
for money considered desirable customers?'
he inquired.
oh, the moneys earning interest all
right, edlu tft lcTlSL, DIl lIdN bIb lulN
doesn't realize that | tackled $500 to the orig
inal b~iil-partly because ! knew she'd keep
me waiting several years for the money and
partly because Of her we'll known rudeness
to tradespeople. That's my W a of getting
even with the dishonest rich."
A New York woman who had read Of the
romantic idea Of stuffing sofa pillows with
old love letters decided to put the plan into
execution. Her courtship had extended
over a period Of two years. In that time she
had written 748 letters, her husband IT'S.
All this impassioned correspondence was
stuffed into green satin pillows, which
were placed side by side on the sofa. When
the pillows began to get dusty she packed
them away in scented tissue paper and put
them in a dark closet. Once n week she
took them out and patted them and said
Dear Henry"
One day last week the woman remem-
bered a certain poetic e~fusion she had one
time written to Henry. She wished to see
just 20 she had worded it, 80 she opened
Henry's pillow and looked for the letter.
1t was not there. None of her letters was
there. Instead OF stufing his pillow with
her loving ~epistles Henry, the wretch, had
used old bills and business letters and cir
culars, because, al he shamelessly ad-
mitted when taxed with his ~disloyalty, he
didn't want to take chances on being made
a fool Of by hay ng AL that tommyrot,
brought up against him when he reached
the age of gray hairs n discretion
Fops, as old fashion plates reveal, wore
pegtop trousers in the era when women
wore hoopskirts, and all mankind then
could get nothing but baggy neither gar
ments from their tailors. The cut of some
of the best tailors is beginning to suggest
the old time pegtops, possibly in sympathy
with the tendency to the voluminous in
women's dresses. Stout men are easily
fitted for the new trousers, but pleats
ave to be taken in the waistband for thin
men, as a sailor would say, to take in the
slack a..,
we have more than we can do in the
way Of manicuring," said the expert little
manicurist, "but it is nothing to the ma nj
curing our ~chiropodist ia expecting to do
when sandal times come around The nails
Of the toes of those who wear sandals must
be kept as beautifully as those Of the fingers.
He had a great trade last summer" she
finished TRANQUILITY, @among the girls who
lived in studios, They nearly all wore
sandals through the hot months