The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02


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than as Many ~ our club meetlnRa,
earecially those ~ Young girls men,
are held there. SiN NJ the club girls have
married since the tenement was established,
and every one ~ them hns made her new
home an exact duplicate ~ our model
obviously there IL a difference bet ween
the lost and found columns 81 the handler
chief market" aid a woman shopper
Everybody loses handkerchief, but who
finds them? Il lose n handkerchief every
time I go down town. Is the familiar plant
of women. but who ever heard 81 one saying,
7 find a handkerchief every time ! go down
town. Somewhere about town many
Yards Of linen and lace are blown about
daily looking for an owner. Eventually
they are picked up by the street sweeper,
but by that tine they are 10 tattered and
soiled that he can scarcely recognize them
as handkerchiefs. Anyway, not being, n
philosopher, he would not stop to wonder
how they happened to be there
Some enterprising Tropretor Of an i'm
migrant boarding house in The Bronx fas
awakened TO the subway as a superior means
Of transportation. 80 he has abandoned
the old plan of budding his boarders into
an express wagon and carting them up
Broadway. He fills an entire rear car OF
the subway with his charges, all ouly tick
eted, that no harm may iefall any that
alight at the wrong station by mistake.
1T seems strange to me that l never see
a really fine Panama hat in the streets
or in our swagger restaurants. remarked
a recently returned resident Of the LIST hmus
city. Though many New Workers know
that so-called Panama hats come from
Guayaouil in Ecuador. they do not know
that the finest of all grass hats come from
the little town OF Jipi-japi, pronounced
'Hippi- hoppi,' in the upper Magdalena
valley in the United States Of Colombia.
A friend of mine wore his sugar loaf Jipi-
iapi as he left the steamer TO save duty.
Everybody on the n Sha an me ,s On she fa %rees
hatter's where he went to buy, a derby
I he proprietor offered him 500 for his unique
headgear. That hat was Of the finest
grass and 10 tightly woven mat you couiu
All it with water and never lose a drop;
at Panama it would readily sell for $500
and perhaps $780,
IF | had all the money that woman has
7 wouldn't haggle over a child's carfare,"
said the sallow man..
How do you know she has money!
asked the red faced man. 'She doesn't
look any too flush"
"She may not be exactly flush, said the
al low man "but she has 500 that l know
Of. If you will wait till she gets out Of the
car,and watch her ankles you'll see it.
The red faced man did wait n when the
woman left the car he saw through her thin
stockings a bill which was 20 folded that
the denomination was distinctly visible;
at is dead easy to get a pretty fair idea
Of n woman g bank account W hen she wears
low shoes" said the sallow man. The
money they carry in their stockings slips
away down to their ankles and when they
lift their skirts the size of the wad can be
seen with he naked eye"