The sun., 1910-06-15

lfnnauly oNRfynouy uAl aAp5| |taueea
the displsasurs u not actual pain. which
comes from missing . sneoae. There
is a. saay way out Of this u one happeas
70 bs out Of doors At the time and the
weather is clsar JUat glance 81 the
sun. There 4 something about the bright
ness OF Il that supplies the missing irri-
tattoo, or whatever u h that 4 nes1et
and nire times out Of ten " The sreezs
has noe got too far away t viii come
back.
The beautiful younR social worker
who has written q volume Of essays on
sLifes PrOblems." fsw Of which she had
ever faced. slrnsd from the woman who
ha4 faooi most Of them thai the man
who even manufacturs1 q few private
problsms Of his own had gone OF on
terrific spree. a.
-0h. / an 80 >soTry!' sAii the social
worker -hs aeemsi 70 be doing 20
well. I can't understand ~. DIS he
/ read my book. 10 you thinkf-
-Oh, no. mis.' saii tho yoman reas-
suringly. You ANT GOT 10 caute 10
worry. Il want that set him golng
Dry Good, store. Dry Goods Sold
by the Yard or Pound is tho sign that
appears In an Italian store window In
Van Brunt street. Brooklyn. The sign
Is unusual. but the sale Of dry good by
the pound is not. Much Of the stock Of
many stores kept by foreigners consists
II remnants secured from fast o-iea.
The latter d not take the trouble 70 meas
ure pieces under Eve yards. bui cell it
4. -. III MrssN
venient 10 retail u on the sane basis.
But the propriotreB Of the Van Brunt
street store has an advertising instinct.
hence the sign IN her shoE window
Many u the curious who had no inten-
lion q: buying anything read the sisn.
then d.op IN and make a small purchase
simply a. an excuse for inquiring hoW
dry goods cAn be sold by the pound
-Here's enterprise. not 70 mention
common sense. said the maERzins illus-
traitor The other day received letter
from a florist calling my attention 70 a
fns stock Il old fashioned flowers which
he thought might Ike n uss ss models
wasn't using many flowers In my work
Just then. but a. called on the 3OTist He
showed me funny Old fashions. ross
pInKs and hongnocks. An evening spent
VITA a bunch 0f ate MAGAZINES han con
vinced him that lot Of missionary work
ought 70 b. done among aTtists by some
body VINO knaw something about noSers.
In one story that was supposed ~ taka
place q hundred years aEo the heroine
Of long stsmmed American Beauty roses.
Insy didn't grow Amurican Beauties
a hundred yoars ago, nuither did they
raise the great double carnations that
we're shown In another story whoae scene
vas laid IN q Western state at the same
period
When the heroinss of those days
handled flowers at all they handlad the
sf.d the florist offered a. models, and
there was sound sense In hia suggestion
I nat any illustrator who Fevels In q Hover
garden ought 90 take pains % find out
what hOwera we're popular 90 that par
ticular date
Il had thought that Il Was peculiar 20
human nature 20 regard that which one
has a. of les value than that which ons1
nas not. but had reason 70 change my !
opinion the other day said a visitor
10 the no.
a keeper tossed four pieces og mea, l
into she den of two gray wolves. One 4
piece landed on the roof Of the ahelteF
house and a wolf with q lame foreleg
rassed over the pisces on the ground
and standing on its hind legs tFied and
fFied % get that on the roof, which vas
j,lst out of reach.
The other hungry wolf give hia at
iention 10 the pieces oa the ground and
disooaed Of all three Going over 70 the
- - -
.pranE upon tho roof. ate the fourth I
Dieoe and stretched oui for repose'
IL this sort Of thing keeps up ne will
have 70 put up a sign No diainfected
GOODS exchanged. - said the aOor walked.
This sort Of thing' was q package |
two shirt waists. q uiik skiri I
and q pair of child's Shoes. which had 1
,racinitated an argument between a !
roman and the EiFl 81 the exchange desk. !
A FAINT o ior Of cnrbolie acid emanaied I
rom the disputed clothing
aThe woman meant WE'LL said the /
Ioor walker -ahe 10 q Toe TO germs and !,
.houRht she was doing ~ q favor hy /
any microbes that might /
possibly have bean gathered up ai Der ]
house. A lot of people do that. some !
lines tMHN uNN NMNNNNMf HNNNHAlNMHa WNN Il
d the d0gsns n other funiRntOrB on the /
market. Alwaya their motive is COM
nenfable. but unfortunately We cannot |
,Dursenia Il properly. u there IL any |
'isrlizing 20 be dons We prefer 10 DO e
ourselves"
-Thers la ons Gre alarm aignAl that
prinEI 10y 20 the hearts 0f nl areBsu.
hst i ths thrss tWos.' said a. ollclAl
" Fire HoadquartsTn.
swhsn that aiGnal sounda On the gSnEa
n all the Are houses in the city the Hrs-
~ siida down the bFaag poiee b che ap-
5aratus floor. the horses run - theII
,iaros al engine and tflick and ore hilched
Ip iuut a. thongh they we're gong 10
~. nui there's no hres and tAe men EaDg
I. Three twGs meam the paymaeteT
: az Firs HeadQuartefe With the uonth,y
'hoatn rnnfy fog dlaiTlhufIpn. lho B8n
- fhuir hnFnel and gent t1r.n eack q
- stalls and thgl ne t4lla.ic ict ctigIa
v % hsa1luagier1, 80 ne c-ieclS aaq
~ 81 he l1ts