The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-28
Madame Yale Tells How to Win
Husband With Ease.
Beauty Hook All Men Take. "
Specialist Declares.
MAN THE REAL RULER
Fair Ones Attended Beauty
Show at Grand Wednesday.
Modern Venus Explains Some
Points in Game of Love.

NJ Dale Jones is not an old man bu'
he is an experienced mortal. Dale
stood at the switchboard on the stage
at the Grand Wednesday afternoon and
watched a young woman, the writer
says young because tho woman herself
says she is, and the State Journal has
no reason to dispute her word, Walk
and turn and twist.
Jones looked and blinked his eyes
and looked again. Then he said LII
Russell has nothing at all on her" And
Jones was right, the woman AFTER
whom a brand of cigars has been
named has nothing at all on Madame
Yale
Madame Yale-even SO.
Madame was a busy woman, We'd
nesday afternoon. She gave free
beauty show to Topeka's fair and
would-be fair ones. Madame was the
show. And she was one. too. And
there were some fair women of all
ages gathered together to see the
show. Man-poor mere man-waS on
the list of the prescribed He couId
not even buy ticket and get In, TO a
free entertainment.
To say that the women VINO saw
the show were pleased would be put
ting it lightly. They We're "deellgnt-
ed'5 and after the fashion of the
Mighty hunter 100. MdOdAh0 L eAAO
knows her Sex like a book. She I'M
derstands the way to win a woman.
Therefore she flattered. She told the
maidens. wives, widows and sp1nsters
that they were the most beautlIuI
women in all the world-each and
every one representing a single type OF
beauty Madame advised that each of
the hundred or so types present get
busy at once 9nd improve their looks.
OF course each type resolved to carry
ont he advice double quick.
How to Get a Husband.
To sum uD madame talk on beauty
she said in effect: Ladies you are all
out for a meal ticket for life. This is
very easily secured. All you have to
do is to grab man. Get toe hold'
a Ia Gotch, On his heart and he is
yours To do this quickly you must
possess beauty. Beauty Is the greatest
defensive and offensive weapon woman
possesses.
ssIf you are beautiful you will have
little difficulty in hooking man from
the lake of love. After you have Sc
sure Obey him. If he wants to go
out at night let him. Help him on
with his coat. Do as he says. All Will
be we'll, If you do--~1f after trial you
find you do not get along with your
catch, you need not worry-provided
you are beautiful. All you have to do
is to go correspondent hunting and
pretty soon you'll land a new one.
Beauty is the hook which all men
Madame yale is not a woman's
rights woman. Never. She does not
believe in the vote for her sex. Madame
the ruler, the big boss, and that he
should do the voting and the bossing.
Not for Woman's Rights.
This attempt on the part of women
madame to State Journal man.
women have no business voting on
any question. They have no business
dabbling in politics Their place is in
ond to their husbands. A lot of wom-
en- kick about housework. They are
foolish. While they are kickinq about
cleaning the home they forget that
had not been for him they would have
no homes to clean. Some -omen take
a delight in mixing in politics and
public matters and worrying their hus-
bands. They try to dictate how men
shall vote. There is something wrong
with such women. Man is the king of
the world, always was and always will
be. 1 notice that women who mix in
public matters and busy themselves
about rights are almost always lacking
in good looks. They are women who
have been defeated in the game of
love. .----.--..-.z
A Successful Woman.
1.-THE successful woman is good
wife and a good mother. She STAYS at
home and attends to her own business.
She is ever ready to aid her husband.
She is his helpmate and best friend.
She governs her children wisely and
brings them up to be good men and
women. She does not gossip. Her
thoughts are ever of her husband and
children. She does the best she can to
make them happy and is kind and con-
siderGte. I never saw a woman who
was forever talking about uplifting
and reforming who ever amounted to
anything. Such women are neither |
good wives or mothers
We can serve you al once in paper
hanging. The J. K. Jones Paint Co.