The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1912, Page 13

When Cupid’s Arrow Pierces You How Do You Know You Are Hit? One of the Symptons of Love ‘‘Is Indifference to the High Cost of Liv-| ing,’ Declares Mrs. Edith Ellis Furness, Well Known Dramatist. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Mow do you know when you are ia love? Surely the 1 Many w fi youth, have told us that love | disease. Even a few of the pocts agreed to this diagnosis, I reme! one Scotchman who ruefully exciatma: “Oh, luve, luve, lave! Luve Is lke a dizzin It winna let a puir body Gang about his business!" And yet, #0 far, no scientist has suc- ceeded in Isolating the love-germ. There le Laboratory where one may ¢ or be Inoculated with an ‘The medical profession has shamefully ne: d love disorders, confining ftself he automatic pre-/ scription of “liver pills.” And the sure tests Indicating the pres- ence of the tender passion remain un+ discovered, Let us see what we can do. I shall be very glad to receive letters trom Evening World readers, giving their answers to this question, “How do You know when you are in love?” FOUR RULES FOR GUIDANCE SUGGESTED BY A PASTOR. Tn the meantime here are the four rules of guidance suggested by the Rev, W. B. Norton, of the Woodlawn Park Methodist Church In Chicago: First—You care not for wealth, position, things material. You worship only the person. Gecond—You are intensely inter- ested in tiny things concern ing the beloved. ‘Third—You fina joy in service, mo matter how arduous. Fourth—You feel pain at sepa- ration. But even if you be affiicted with none of these symp! you may be a lover, according to Mrs. } Ellis Furness, the well-known dramatist. Mr Far- ness has her own list of love-tests and here {t 1s “First—Indifference to the high cost of living, Second—Total incredulity in re- gard to the ideas of marriage held by your family and friends. ‘Third—A mania of optimism, unimpared by « throb of peseim- fem. Fourth—A belief that ‘he’ is the one perfect being in an imperfect world, Fiftth—A sense of discovery.” “Then, too, love 1s different from measles and whooping cough and scar- let fever,” Mrs, Furness added, ‘“be- cause each case is a study in Itself. There are always individual symptoms which defy generalization. Even the members of the same famtly—brother and sister who have grown up to- gether—are not likely to ‘take’ love in the same way. LOVE LAUGHS AT THE PRICE OF BEEFSTEAKS. “If young people quite realized the cost of beefsteak, during their court- ehip, I'm afratd there would be fewer marriages, But we needn't worry. An| appointed official of the Board of Trade might intone market reports for the most practical young woman night and morning, yet love would stuff her ears with cotton. Unless her disturbed fam- fly arose to prevent the marriage, it would surely take place just the same. “And why should the family inter fere? It has been proved that the best and healthiest children are produced by the law of natural selection, not by the ‘arranged’ marriage, ‘That s ono reason why the French stock 1s deteriorating. It {s also the reason, though she doesn't realize it, why a girl in love pays little attention to all her father and mother and married relatives have to say about marriage. She is convinced that they all have the most perverted {leas on the subject, and that their lives have deen failures, compared with the giow- ing success she has planned for herself. “For the girl in love 1s the one com- plete optimist, unless the circumsta eutrounding her love affair are very happy indeed. Even then she sees more silver linings to her clouds than she could possibly find if love didn't help her to look for them. She {8 so sure that this love 4s the strongest and most powerful force in the world that {t will by {ts own impetus down diMculties and carry all before it, Then she is so sure of the man, the lovee, as we ought to call him. “Phe ancients right when they bandaged the eyes of their love-god. It is perfectly true that when one is in love one's sense of perspective is fatally blurred. Ev- erything about the lovee is raised to herolo proportions, and every- thing about him is right, ‘Even his failings lean to virtue'’s side; in fact, they lean so far that they're well over the line, And it doesn't make one particle of difference whether or not the man really is = food sort, Except that x think the bad men are worshipped even Gore tutensely than the good. “But perhaps {t only seems that way | to outsiders who see the enormous dis- crepancy between what these men get and what they give. There Js always something pathetic to me about the Jovers in the parks, The girl ‘s uustfully, touchingly affect! wana FOR SALE, IDEAL FOLDING Hi UB. Pat, Pending For houses without tubs capes fl THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY ows nature so simply and unreserv-| certain brutal egotism in parading his stolld and un-| conquest, shamed to show dominated chiefly by a And the man sit responsive, stupi¢ly ou see, when & girl is in love any affection, paaeeiiepuieguamoncenat: ees oae The Sign of Time Economy. & Gifferent sort. She feels that she ie @ discoverer, a voynger in un- charted seas of emotion. She is Perfectly sure that no one else ever cared as she cares, that her affair is @ romance alone and In this sense she is proud to the point of insolence. Personally she is very hum! me?’ 4 see In me to love? He ts so wonderful and he's known women who are my superiors in beauty and cleverness and charm. Why did he pass them by and choose me? After a time, of course, at least 1 the upper classes of our civilization, @ girl listens to #0 many charming flatteries of herself that she may be a little bit #potled before the final ceremony. of her love there tsn't a less concetted mortal." LATE 'TEENS THE DANGEROUS AGE FOR THE MALADY. “What is the ‘dangerous age’ for the disease?" T inquired. “Most of us catch it In the late ‘teens or early twenties,” Mrs. Purness re- piled. “AN things considered, that is perhaps the best time. Those who wait and expect to escape altogether usually have a particularly severe attack when they think they are old enough to know better. Of course, some may have It more than once. Some are more versatile than others. “Incidentally, it doesn't make @ bit of difference whether the lover has ex- pressed his affection. A certain jJudi- clous Indifference on the part of a young man Is an exceedingly wise move, ‘The mingled curtosity and hope which he inspires may easily be the beginning f course, an exceedingly silly social custom which prevents a girl from showing affection when she feels it, without walting for the man. Really. it would be giving them both m fairer treatment. A girl Is suppored to dissemble endlessly, 4 then, all in a moment, confess that she ‘loves him true.’ Personally, if I were a man, I should hesitate about marrying a per- son capable of such finished deceit. On for an obvious lover, why not let him see It, and apa fruitless proposal But to show your love, you must firat ‘Won't some of you please tell me what you think? SAYS LAWYER IS FORGER. arrerent sizes differen: prices ~.4 ut only one quality. BRISCO= KLEANWELL The toothbrush lds its bristl on Arreated After Note V | which fatted, was arrested yes je. | Charge of forgery preferred by Fred A. re for | Fiader, circulation manager of @ news- id he | Paper. Fiador asserts that recently he sold an automobile to Paulson and received as part payment a note for $1,680, al- leged to have been signed by J. F.,Co- ant, a Milwaukeo manufacturer, is paid to have repudiated. the note as dectared that his arrest was the result of a misunderstanding that Would be straight ut in the beginning Pre-Inventory Sales Continue Each day brings its excellent quota of magnetic offerings. Reli- able, eli merchandise, from 10 to 25 per cent. lower than Where can you find greater savings? Women’s and Misses’ Tub Dresses Equal Style and Quality Downtown Is $6.95 It is imperative that we dispose of this entire lot of Tub Dresses Naturally, the cost price of these garments has been lost sight of, and tomorrow the above sweeping cut {s in order. These Dresses comprise a selection of TISSUE GINGHAMS | i FANCY VOILES, LINENS, REPPS and DOTTE! tionally well-made; some trimmed ek ribbons, others Women’s Cool = Shoes, Values up to $3.00 We shall close out all broken lines of Women's Pumps, Ties and Oxfords that have been selling up to before inventory. the other hand, {f a girl doesn't care him the pain of a recognize it in yourself, And how? Included is a wonderful array of the season's smartest, newest, best low shoes. Turn and welt soles; The biggest bargains you have ever seen. Women’s $1.00 Colored Parasols, 59c An unusually large assortment of pretty Parasols in the latest colorings. Prominent in this gathering will be found scores of the dainty hemstitched effects, as well as those with insertion and fancy borders, outings, and vacationists will be quick to take advantage of this offering. Ribbons Remarkably Low Priced SATIN TAFFETA RIBBON—5% inches wide; in the most desirable Sue Regularly 25c. yard a poft dove «i ing. Some bound ribbon having black plapt edge—obiffon, | or ankle Tength—4 crepe «ilk, heavy lace or novelty “s ail etzes.. black or white. UALITY TAFFETA RIBBI inches wi black anda large: assortment of colors, Regularly 22¢. yard. Women’s Lingerie Waists ," Not alone will the low prices appeal to you, i" the excellent assortment enables unusual choice of selection. WOMEN’S WAISTS—of sheer lingerie material; several pretty Dutch neck models, handsomely trimmed with wide panel of filet embroidery, German Also a number of other good styles Val, insertion and fine tucks. with high collar. . WOMEN'S WAISTS—of fine voile; a choice collect n of extremely aay models; fronts handsomely embroidered and trimmed with square neck; hand-embroidered in exquisite designs Embroideries Unusually Underpriced CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK and SWISS EDGES, INSERTIONS and BANDIN HE Blue Bell Telephone Sign points the way to public telephones that place the convenience of 10¢ Handkerchiefs, 5¢ Women’s 50c Pure Silk Hose, 29c telephone service within your reach wherever you may be. These public telephones make it possible for busy men and women to economize in time and energy during the 39c Neckwear, 23c BLACK CHIP AND HAIR warm weather, Public Telephones are found at Seaside Resorts, Railroad Termi Restaurants, Lobbies of Large Buildings; on Limited Trains and Steamshi Parks —in fact, wherever you may be you are never far from the Blue Bell Si, That Saves The Time, at Amusement You will want to save your time and energy during the warm weather. Why not look for the Blue Bell Sign and save both by telephone? Local, Suburban, Long Distance Calls or Telee grams may be sent from any Bell Telephone. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY L.W.Sweet &Co. @doabwar. COM. (a bat vaner DIAMONDS ON CREDIT EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. American Watch ans Diamond Co. Lane. YOUR HOME YOUR PARLOR 149 RNISHED BE iinapoe EXCURSIONS, ne Rockaway | Beach MOONLIGHT BAI rae eye Dae So 1 StkiNe Sa ee a n—srae guaika STRS, KEANSBURG & CHRYSTENAH We Give Double Sanday Lecturer etm ibe dd Oram. SEGHT SEEING BACHE CUETON | FOR KEANSBURG, N, Ji ell M, aL Stamps With This Advertisement "65-71 SMITHS from 1% to 4 In. wide, Reg. 19¢. yard. . lingerie dresses. Reg. 89c. yard. der, also plain with initial In wreath! uiay- made; FOR MEN—any Initial, also plain and colored, % and %-in, hem. SLEEVELESS GUIMPES—of {mita- p tion tucked and figured nets. 10c Lawn & Batiste, 53 (c cks; in a splendid variety of styles and colors. (2 Floor.) Consisting of MOHAIRS, SERGES, SUITINGS. WOMEN'S 0 H eniett oe Wash Fabrics tauare. 64 grade fabrics that are most wanted right now. Values Per yard, 5c, 10c NS Women’s Princess Slips, 98¢ Of mercerized batiste, in pink, light blue and white; nicely fitted; neck and shole with Val, lace edge. shapes, n |EXCURSIONS | DAIL YORU DAY y, 0 OCEAN feround vaten See eee jianddhand ny, Ae Somatic RMONT" Yoaren Hai 10 3 HOU SAT gis, except Mf rr leaving Basten a We ast ek. TAY ae tout tee U7 Cort, VIRKCT KOUTB TO fF Maulattan | 7.00, B.f Tiveb:"itvbo' mst returaing. fAzwut atanaatian, 2 t Wie eM Vet Week a toe fig 10.30" A. ale we Gini hiatiron Bunding. “Het coat Grom f 7,) 2HT SEEING YACK' 10, uments, Offi’ Vind apy American Di 4 Parties special rates, @W L . Wone iso" SWISS FLOUNCING—27 in, wide; In eyelet and floral design FOR WOMEN—dainty colored bor-! puRE SILK BOOT HOSE—full reg. | mueeince fn black, white and tan; effect. very slight mill imperfections ic $2.00 Untrimmed Hats, 50c est Fear enle oe Chis seasons styles high and iy all excelent Genie nee es Ghiny laces, handsome embroideries, and simulated hand em! ee too mai you want in this assortment. if SHEER FINE LAWN and BATISTE— $1. 50 Rough Braid Sailors, 49% Black, white and burnt rough braid; mes | newest locks; gros-grain ribbon band Remnants of Dress Goods —_| !xtravrdinary value. San A To prevent dealers buy! antities restricted ( s nt deal ying, quantities rest) ‘AS, SICILIANS and FANCY) Women’s Hi D Values i ¢ alues YP 29c, 38e, 49¢ per yd. | plain color linon, in lavender, hue and tan; an exceptionally good style, with ie and cuff of black and The offering comprises all Nigh-| targe plaits ery geet $1.59 Tub Skirts, 95¢ 4 imported Repp and n with detachable pearl ns, others self button large selection. 10 to 42 lengths 35 bands EXCURSIONS, WPS a STEAMBOATS, Da HUDSON ¥ LINE RIVER 0: \Y ia boat returning to N. ¥- NY EXTHA CHALGE FOR IT, 2.3) daveriogm oie, lot Ue Wotid ag, us Iefh 0s ‘dies a tee 18 In_New Yor "Ss ork’s Shopping Center | ing C ork’s Shopping Center | HEARN Fourteenth Street West of Pith Avenue OUT THEY GO! These Midsummer Garmenis for Women Prices to Make Them Fairly Rush! Lucky, indeed, are the women who have Dresses, Coats or Suits to buy as this Is the very crest of the wave OPPORTUNITY TUB FROCKS AND DRESSES—REDUCTIONS Were Now Were a ee $2.98... N $5.98 to $7.08... Batiste, lawns, ginghare, jue, volles, chambraya and. linens. ° mest fashionable checks, stripes, acien and plain colore—dainty, attractive oteie at OTHER REDUCTIONS OF TIMELY IMPORTANCE th Coats—REDUCTIONS. | White Matiste Deresses—REDUCTI Taffetas and Satin owe. ‘semi-fit lined or un-| 14C® trim'd—more or les elaborate~mhay 1th allover eyelet embar— New some with tinted messaline girdies— 98 and 99.98. 6.08 | Were Now | Were thet 4:98 | WM nas eos (08 | m4: 3.08 Great Stocks of Jap. Sit Dressse— Black or White Water Spot Preet Silk—deep peplum giving eftect of coat—tront closing effected by allt cord ornaments—hemetitched turnover collar, edged with knife Plaiting of stlk—cufts to mateh— all aisee—Spectal... with Hight or white dresses Detaty fot weet ety" fof tse a 00k Orem ings and in riding or driving. —REDUCTIONS—6um- cnt monaita, ‘whipcords hm" navy and best colo fn the lot, but not Ni Bathing Sanda! AT GREAT REDUCTIONS o is beat liked, DUC! Men's Ralbriggan U: ear— || pink ts charm-| shirts, short or jor sates h white srosarale ritbed bottom—dri the crown—hemp facin i feature of so! Hl various el Men's Teported | aod Domestio touches are to 4 and must be seen, | Wool Oa or feng of course, to be appreciated......Prices, Neeveenarower to matcher ee, 08 A Men's Genuine stuttgart Under 2.48 to 8.60 fen ‘About Half of Those of Specialty Housee— ier gemerreeter or ap Attractive, Yet Sensible SUMMER NECKWEAR x demreendiwere. doa” seats, ankle No matter what the weather you and the tots will need fA: tds sR 10 1-08 | croquet fete.1.00.1,25-1.5042,00 4, eter, alti or more 1 ‘designed for Buin AL then O'iteos "collars Vertectly Coutts Me” Sind Pinived collar and Jabot in style are atrictly new and Attractive--Still others of frost, bereeee Shin cree Steak” aaa Ma da LAR ASSO! ENT Base Dall 19 and 4 GE RTM oF Gloves & Mitts .19 .50 es a1 pe SUMMER RUGS Oa het oh: “4 Sandy Andy Toys—with two begs GE NE CREX RUC For porch, bungalow, Summer cottage and ot white sand... terres OO even city house in warm weather. ‘The ore pretty large bage, too, oven if bi y are only Ww: iP? sure to get these before Ry) ¥ on the inch beach outing—you'll joxto-Inch.. pointed i you don't. sania TE i TOY DEPT.—FOURTH FLOOR. RAG RUGS FOR SUMMER We do soll st popular prices, We never inferior foods. ald steele Goods are sold wile tiew. apenehle ie ert ones Homespun Woe keep new, tt gxie ft, Women's $2.00 Waists, To-morrow ............1.00 A Sale specially arranged to meet the midsummer demand. . sTastaiied are handeorne Yous, as wel Batistes and Sheer Lawns—Re; ion and Peplum jew necks—trim'd in daintiest ways with Val. "Torehon and waists in weather like this, and you cannot man to ind just what ‘To-morrow..... 1,00 ON SPECIAL TABLES IN DEPARTMENT. ¢——_—___——_——+ MORNING “SPECIALS—To-meerow, Thursday, Until 1 P. M. No Mail or Telephone Orders. 7) cl, Waterprool Silk Foulards......... 31] $198 Women's Lang Mohair Beautiful quality—navy aod black, with white dots and spots. BWM SILKS. MAIN FLOM Novelty Dress Ginghams........+. 434) Wien tine Inces rge ussortment of stripes, checks | Syi,,{Q)? ten wi nd plaldsbost. colo WAISTS-SKCOND FLOOR, } weet hases FADRICS BASEMENT WALETS-EECOND FLOOR, Allover emb'y- skirt or in open. work 18, and walst—all sizes ROBES-SECOND PL! MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—SECOND FLOOR, $1.14 Men's Soisette Shirts 10 and 12 et. Pear! Buttons-—card as the label shows~and every ove strictly perfect—full line of sizes. MEN'S FURNISHINGS—MAIN PLOOR, 29 ct. Lace Bandings—2 to 4 inch. Filet, macrame, antique and c| white and ecru lovely for dresses, waists and } LACE MAIN FLOOR, White madri | ured percales and striped and fi mullitary atyle or bh collar—4 to 18 9 $1.93 Mexican Weave Hammocks 137) “Gays” PURAISHINGS—-PHIRD FLOOR, Pull ine-turn over pillow and |$1.19 Children's White Dresses......... 68 yoke, Freach and te ryt vy and lace izes to 6 yra. TXPANtS DEP SECOND FLOOR, 69 and 98 ct. Women's Union Suits...... 45 and lisle—low neck~ i joer pain oF ar ime umbrella drawers—al | “NT ONDRENWEAW SEES FLOOR, MMAMMOCK 3S THIRD FLOOR TICKINGS 14 ct, Bleached Turkish Towela........ 914 ned v4 MAIN 4 rare 20x41--he 1 29 ct. Business Envelopes «+ 15 | 69 ct. Chiffon Veils. sure. lack, white, Hg Hox of 250-alze Bi4x6. . muTAD DLUO! ors—siriped borders STATIONERY THIRD FLOOR, Bat trimmings or VEILENGS—SIAIN FLOOR, 49 ct. Searls and Centrepieces, tes Hi. S., with emb'd corners—lace | Met. Linen Towellings......+++++ trim’d or " 1644 Inch- smooth, eve weave, sic oy LESS wey poor, Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials, Look for the Clocks! Look for the Clocks! aeaiemcaserasememions anemone CLOSE D ALL DAY SATURDAY Until Further Notice