The evening world. Newspaper, February 29, 1912, Page 4

i i | q CERES cae: ter gore es ‘ Site é i > man's, But right there it \ | a saree @ wtendy and uninterrupted jet of sugar plums to women, A Kiri | metries with an absolutely fet romance. She thinks that it con-| Wilson to Be Asked About $700,000 | Should a Man Choose He Is Supposed to Have seine eotionnire emphelioally denied In Se ecting a ues | [mone financlal operations as president Italy, who 19 @ guest at the Ritz-Carl- ee RAR AAA AAA AAA AAR Mrs. Edith itis Furness Says It Is the Girl Who Does the Choosing. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘What kind of woman should « man marry’? “Now, why even SHOULD marry? der whom he re Mduth Bo) We Furness, “when nvarlably DOE | marry the won who wants him | most ?* Mre. Furness jas the distinction of | having assisted seven young women to| enter the bo wedlock—In her} clever play, 'S ope,” which wilt | ly revisit New York tn mustcal comedy inakeup. Perhaps her miccees 6 dramatic dowarer has let her to underestimate ma Gecees him. And if she is clever @mough to lead him to the altar, while all the time giving him the impression that he is leading her, fhe te also clever enough after marriage to make him quite as Lappy s0 he deserves to be. “A bride” Mrs. Furness continued e@wimly, ‘always realizes that ehe te her tmasband's mental supertor. She may eémit his ethical, social, or financial supremacy, but she knows that hie mare presence beside her ie positive Broof that she has the better brain Not that he is given an inkling of thie fect. The outward attitude of the ciever woman towant man ix that of uplifted eyes, Inwardly she ts generally thinking, ‘If you would only strugale a \iete harder I'd have #0 much more fuat’ “Why does the woman need to be the motive force in bringing to pase a mar- riage? Recause, in our modern civillza- tdon, there are only two reasons which would influence any man to marry—if he were left alone. He would marry fer good business, if his wife brought him money or truly valuable aasietance fe his work. And he would marry if be Possessed the paternal instinct would not have sprung up about us. Instead, city clubhouses would h imereased enormously, both in num| and in size. “Really,” sighed Mrs. Furness, ‘men are such easy marks that it doesn't @vem sportemaniike to bring them down. You see, the American man Dute all the fight in him into his busi- ness. In the evenings he rests and relames and ts completely off his guard AU any woman need do to win the gentle creature is simply to take nim | seriously. “nd does that cover her requisite qualifications after marriage as well ug before?’ I asked. “Thero 1s one other thing she shouldn't forget,” Mra. Forness condi- toned. “She must not be hyper-emo- tional. The ured business man doesn't care for that at all, “I'm afraid a good many wives fail at gust this point. The last fifty years @f Action, or, indeed, the entire period winoe the firet novel was written, has Ise idea aiste of poetry and mooniight and % and that if her ing in these con- © 19 dead.’ Fomance brought Mra fehed her quotation We 00 apt not to realize, earnestly, “is that busin romance of to-day. Hi done prosaically, but that’ per ey the case in America, Men have for a long ime realized the romance of their work. They have felt it if they haven't formulated :t. But to women it has been unknown, “And why? Because the men have forbidden us to share. Men are ximply possessed of th habit. Bernant’ Shaw obsery of bis plays, ‘No wonder women prefer to live in Eure More comfortable than siandi lives on an altar to be worauipped.’ He's perfectly right about it, On t wedding day the woman's psycho sfé Goe8 on. “The average man will tell you that when his wife interferes in his Dusiness she's the greatest nui- @amce on earth. So she probably ts, ‘but it's hie own fault, Me @one anything to make her out “Take a very ordinary husband and wif ve grown up men interest is gone with the babies and the two have little « tale about, They grow fretty and ritable; they magnify tries, tere an ever-increasing unhappiness The | husband's monologue Wha I have done for t have not done” 1" tered her and p Fealized that A fows thing, tha her presence whieh | co 1 Wife, an admiral shielded £ h jappines is not a ctate of plac- Salty ‘and peace, Tt is a condition interest. It is the men ana who forgot fanious British of the British peo- mnddie h ip. When je that he Seoul ‘be dasosiaied w him in ble . | What Kind of a Woman “Suns ieee Oey, lane erate pling ll Russian Coat $ i — | with large, beautiful, com- | business mig canner be done (Uo to Make |’ $3 $3.50 &$4 SHOES Dresses prehensive stocks of ex-{ ni oul nofficlal partner For earn to ake style, comfort and Military Walking quisitely styled, faultlessly | 4BB BV aMANY WUYURLY, ZEAUBOVAL, FEONVARE 6Y, 1914~ “Famous the Prince PagnatelM Hidden. this afternoon a puditahed Feport thal FRANKEN. STEINBERG @ Fashionable Outergarmente for Women and Misses 54 to 58 West 23¢ St. Sale Smart Spring Dresses th Ave., Corner 17" Street Sale of Spring Suits for Women and Misses The Highest Type of Fashions At This Strikingly Low Price 1 aed Alterations Free the United Wireless Company | ion tot | earned him @ two-year term tn At! The Prince, when sen at the hotel, Janta Prison, 19 to have @ little vac | iso denied that there was any foun- tion, Judge Mand tn the United States | dation for the rumor, saying, “I have District Court agreed to-day to eign | met Mise Duke and admire her greatly, An order directing the warien of the| but have not the honor of being en | Raget_to_her.” | Atlanta Srivon to produce the convict | KAKC1 tO Nell — colonel before \inited States Commia- nioner Alexander om Maroh 9. "4 While the colonel will undoubtedly 4 enjoy the trip from Atlanta to New [Yori st in lens iikely that he will ene shat dAbellinadal ddd eLecwnene joy his expertence while in thie city. Get the Tho object of Gaul & Myera, counsel: | Original anu Genuine i , t the order, 1 to | wring from the colonel, tf po H 0 R LI C K’ S information about acme $700, 008 while tn all 4, he cunningly hid fay penta aa cate orm MAL TED MILK fii) Aw “White'Serge’ J ment got after him . ite Serge The colonels credivora have souwht | @ r 5 in vain for a trace of hin aesete, They | oe Imitating p f Plain &Change- if LIS hal atndctee! att eoe-| The Rood Drink for AllAges able Taffeta nied hey firmly believe the colone! SIM MLK, MALE GRAIN EXTRACT, IN POWDER Figured Silk It is the big, practical way Cae ra teotieed Tor UNE Wink: Not in any Milk Trust ‘oulard this store has of doing things Jann atook, and they are taking the SU” foca ok “Homhacere” lung chance of trying to foree him to ‘Take « pechage home tell where it is \ While tn New York Col, Wilson se Ww. le DOUCLAS which atiracts iis grea following of patrons. For in- stance, the very first hir of Spring finds us rea Cossack Jacket Models at the Tom Your Own Frock | gre gees Dresses fitting and superbly man- ” | We Teach Practical Dress- || | & at Signe prism. Lan! Lace Trimmed tailored suits lined with rich- fations with him about his work j GUNS) sda tal ilu sta Dresses est peau de cygne and fin TAL Toes tepeeseny errbenr Gin Ac bertarre toe tee emtee eal oe Braid Trimmed ed with silk shields. Not a ate ga make i aad edenegeel acaad . Dresses mere fashion display, but a Gee which Noe Nusband should give her es nt ee invited oF etrou- L) Empire Model real genuine sale of suits that Dresses the highest style authorities ja and doosn't. It “To be an tdeal wife and make her husband happy, a woman must kre ello happiness — hers tonelided Mra. | the land have stamped as cor- | Hi icine tne he haart mone re | arts BON BN oe eae Marvellous Waist Values as, ave GOW teu. model, every new trimming treatment, every new fabric and shading represented in this alluring sale, at New Coat.ze, Marquisette and ne 00 Lingerie Waists of fine laces aid embroideries......... Newest Chiffon & Lace Waists over lace and net, reproduction of $19 and ja 95 BUS MOMS ki eveencs Best & Co. 3 | Spring Announcement 135 Imported Waist: polay ip Kind = 1.95 Exquisite hand embroidered Marquisette, Chiffon, Meteor, Voile, Lingerie, Albatross 5.00 MNGUNOU Te Tt itt ers he terri tir fia Values Up to $35.00 8.95 Yearhi of Specialization, ably directed, have brought our Y oung Men's and Boys’ Wearing Apparel to a degree of perfection, not attained by any other makers. Young Wen’s and Boys’ Wear Spring Clothing Bath Robes aw is Greatest Furniture House! Jud Block iti 7 oo TG Cmpy sen se OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK’ Get Your Share Now SPRING SUITS for young men, in TERRY CLOTH ROBEN in various potloaiy models, and in the hand- colored stripes, cord and tassel to Compare Prices and Save Money somest colorings and materials..... match. 2 to 10 years. ... ‘ | Compare the prices in this advertisement with those Poh eneereehtes ee} 4g 15.50 to 25.00 teeeeeeseeeee ++ Regular pric .00, 1.35 Final Reductions and elsewhere; ccme into our store, get cur prices on any- Finished and Unfinished Blue Serges, 12 to 18 yonrs.. Regular price fi 1.95 Bargains in Furnishings thing in our ir:mence stock, then compare them with Fancy Weave Senses, Worsteds, IMPORTED ‘TERRY CLOTH ROBES lps Pai of any ye mg ke convince yourself that Cheviots, ete........ 16.50 to 25.50 in handsome colored effects, cor B VV i g Ki g&C ur NCES | re Wa. Sizes from 88 to 40 chest. tassel to match. 2 to 10 years: ro n n 9 ni Oo elite, ays the Lowest SoOngcnnnninn Regular price ), . r tar NO 8 Ni Fe YOUNG MEN’S SPRING OVERCOATS 12 to 18 years .- -Regular price $3.25, Lu About 1860 Four-in-Hands, none worth less than i red Tape 0 Club Fees om in several different models,and all the | 50c, many worth $1.00, and some were $1.50, 0 Stings NO Extra Charges desirable shades and patterns. Many Spring Hats and Caps {o This Giler! of Any Kind! made with the poplas | h pockets. —_———— 25 ents You may furnish Accounts opened Sizes 34 to 41 chest---- 12.50 to 22.50 = DERBINS, ALPINES AND TELE. any room. comic from $5.00 ¢¢ pletely by paying $1,000.00 on ONE DOLLAR 3 ne pat NeeShy now and the bal- SMALL SCOPES, 5 ie About 790 Knitted Four-in-Hands, regular $2.50 YOUNG MEN’S AND BOYS’ NOR SCOPES, Spring shades. 0, 2.75 bol 7 ra LUsteg ND_ BOYS! 4 ‘TOURISTS’ HATS, of English cloth Ga iVarcctumueceguee vailewanneri nt atc $1.15 as ASD DOT E MRERSTED OOo qggarearaareadin vane ae 2.00 Many of the Shirts that were in the $1.15 Sale are ble colorings and matorials. 7 tc 18 GOLF CAPS, Princeton and Harvard now.. ance in small SMM Gaines see @ 00 to 21.00 mods. English checks and § 135, a the Shirt weekly payments sp i m ‘i tweeds ..... gevaialss NOW caine cam: ROYS’ REEFERS of smooth and COLLEGE HATS for B Se LSS, 1.50, A good assortment of those 50c Spring Handker- fv 2 Oak 4. 98} $13.50 Golden Oak 7 75. rough finished blue Serge, Diagonals, 7 is OF BOY8) Ob ON) 16 1 00 | chiefs still left. * IY Eiitoe {Extension Yable. e | Cheviots : With fancy DANdB,++s+ssseeeeeeeees a Ext heviots and Imported English Mix- Not many of thos lid oak, golef Tits table hes heavy tures, 2 to 10 yeurs:--. 6.50 to 16,50 Negligee Shirts | at Fimistes a apes RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS, acom- SSS | These reductions are made to clean up small lots of “plete Line of Serge; both with and SOFT SHIRTS, highly mercerized fub- | goods before our Spring Opening next week. without sailor collar; handsomely rics in a great variety of patterns and “4 NATIONAL INSTITUTION” trimmed, 8 to LO years 6.75 to 13.50 color effects, soft French cuffs. . = _ | tGST_KNOWN VARIETY -_ Brownins. King G Co | re ctr Regularly 81.50, 98e | or MS is always here, 4 . °. fi Toth Russi nd Sailor. fre A Broadway at 32d Street—Cooper Square at 5th Street finn a By uit iy , ee ROYS' BLOUSES of Fancy and White 3rooklyn: Fulton at De Kalb. hand-embroidered. 2 to 10 vOntk. Madras, Detached or attached collars, 1.65 to 14. 50 7 wo Id years... see ees Formerly 68e., 48¢ BOYS’ BLOUSES of Fancy Madras We cordially invite comparisons New spring patterns; soft collar and aes oar sarin puffs attached, 7 10 14 yoars-. +--+. 60 Three-Piece Parlor Suit, 39.50 of quality and prices, nae peers a Barmnerly 98., 68c | Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 10 P. M. $6 any finished Parlor Suit, highly polished Somaune of Sofe, and Rocker, heavily carved, with massive claw feet overed in panne plush, Shoos ESTE SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS “BEST” DAMPPROOF SHOE, The ve tnade in black and tan ealf- FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE —Reductions—25% to 50%| CREDIT; ACCOMMODATION TERMS skin in either button or lace, on the most sanitary and satisfactory foot $100 Works 81,50 Weekly or $6.00 Mon hly orthopedic last with a natural shape protentian {oF Rays, again) fra andl Ms Soe for the hall of the foot a ler ( aimpnese, is found in the EST’? « i " . room for the toes fin ue peat t at Damp Proor Sor, It is built to especlally designed for hard service withstand hard, everyday wear, and ' - S10 10), widthsC, DE will keep the feet warm and dry. ticle say Special 2.19 Made of Velour Calf, in button and | sii to 2, Widthe B, ¢ lace models, Sizes 8 to 104,BtobD.. 2.75 | izes 18 to 2, low heol Beeiial 2.59 Sizer 11 to 2, Ato Beeesceeeee + 3.50 : ORTHOPEDIC SHO HOR BOYS, The ‘Best’? Orthopedic Last, | ‘ on to shoes made’on the ordinary mode ‘ the full natary ai tread of the foot; made of finest quality Tan It Double Stamps Single Stamps Mornings After Noon i to10l Bioo... 2.50 11102, BtoE; 13 to 2, low tie 3.25 Rexenport Sete Bad. i 1 m canta cmeencmereecermremenens SY | see oS Re ey Se ee s-nvow opr S;Keom Grand $ 4-ROOM OUTFIT \LWAYS NOTED FOR OUR CONSISTENTLY LOW PRICES | fii tale Riure Outht. 22 Ba, ie Ross Our present offer n Coneleting of Parlor, ur Y cate ine Hoo aud ii Bs continue to demonstrate that, quality and workmanship considered, fod Redmon ng Men's and Boys’ Wear is the most satisfactory, serviceable and money-saving $75 Fifth Avenue at Thirty-Fifth Street