The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31

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The ambtlon NJ every New York doctor
With ~ afhoe practice ia ~ acquire stihicient
reputation ~ enable him Ia collect casa
fecs The number ~ physiciaps who have
reached this e'ninence 10 cohaiderehlr The
haiti, IL aaid ~ have begun IN London,
where a famous specialist ierd 70 pl"9e
ahnw his patients what was eSrectrd ~
For other kinds ~ practice doctors arg
nov sseking Ia introduce the system oi
monthly payments HoNeyet ohE y pe'
tleni may be I'D NJ however rich he may ~,
tho doctors when they are well enough
known have established the rule that they
must be retnembered every month.
There will be morr gay footwear 10 New
York this summer than ever before Kid
il nov dyed every imaginable shade, and
the shops are filled with red, pink, blue and
green shoes In a. many varieties ~ color
as may be seen In the women's frocks'
white promises 90 be popular. too, and sev-
eraI women have been seen on the street
I in black or colored shoes and white stock,
inRs. Hosiery Is made TO match the colored
shoes exactly. and the season Just opening
will prove a lively change from the sober
blacks and brown and tans Of former
years.
ComptrolIer Metz while reading THE SUN
a few days ago noticed among the lost and
found" items the advertisement for the
missing fox terrier with a small hole in
its tongue.
troller: lost in New York and with a hole
in its pants,
A trolley transfer agent at a Broadway
corner not far rom Washington Square
has acquired n local reputation as a weather
prophet. A young mar got of a crosstown
car there last Sunday morning Just when II
6AN,1lu, hdlu ht W 'hN g.
what's it going to do to-day,
"Showery ali day" replied the transfer
agent promptly. -.
mo day for baseball in Brooklyn, eh?"
Rotten, you take my word for 4; You
ace. nv lob is a good one for watchin' the
weather. | don't have much else to DO.
Handin' out transfers is mechanical work:
See that bull on the weather vane up thereF
Whenever he whirls around like a crazy
top the way he's dom now look out Tor
A good many whose holiday was spoiled
have good reason to know that the trolley
prophet hit it right last Sunday.
Automobile drivers when they meet talk
shop, and most often Of the trouble in
getting pure gasolene. A favorite story
is of some country storekeepers who bring
around g~asolene to the garages or stables
twice a week in a tank wagon from which,
on the other days they sell kerosene OIL
throughout the neighborhood. As a con-
seouence the gasolene buyers obtain a
fluid adulterated with the kerosene dregs,
while the householders purchase for their
lamps a fluid that would not be recon-
mended by fire insurance companies.
aDimples are Just as common among men
as among women" said a beauty doctor,
aonly they don't show of to such good ad-
vantage. Beard and mustache combine to
hide their charm. Anyhow, men are not
proud OF dimples. They consider them a
sign of effeminacy. Now that smooth
faces are the fashion, the man with a dimple
in cheek or chin ia hard put to 1t to hide that
beauty mark. In the past year l have re-
moved sets Of dimples from mems face
that any woman of their acquaintance
would have paid 500 for. All men, with
money to spend patronize the beauty doctor
more shamelessly than they used to; but OF
ali the miracles they wish performed there
Is none they insist upon so stoutly "a the
removal OF diInples,"
Department stores long ago made 1t a
rule not to allow exchanges or refune
money paid on certain lines Of stock thai
could be worn or used on a given occasion
and then returned. Some Manhattan
clothing establishments hav lately adopted
a novel precaution against imposition or
the part Of certain male customers wht
would wear new dress clothes over nigh
and then return them az unsatisfactory
On every order from stock where the try
on" took place in the store the goods wheI
delivered nave a leaden seal attached e
the Irvine fastening the package. Thi
notice is printed on the tag: "To insure
our customers against purchasing clothes
that may have been worn by others, We
have appended this tag and seal. NJ
clothing will be exchanged, no credit given
II this garment is returned without the un
disturbed SEAL