The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1912, Page 3

oh ais THE EVENING LT a NOVEMBER ibis ACCUSED BY WE. {ive rh ASHIONS [ Teor [Sjouen [Ejarsanous? wi ses =) TEAVINE BEHIND HER OF MMLIONIRE ene ‘Like Barbarous Women, Says a Reader," Darwily Hoyts Namein ws.) An He Asserts They Are Only Too Scarce ty a EAST, WEST, North and Hood's Divorce Suit Amazes Seapebubnty” IN the, Woeldccatet“aiene South the question is being asked, “At what age does a woman cease f . (The New York World Lendedobedibe Bit ol Mb LIE a oth eb teeetlt Bhd LR otal tlhe Ase the three little brother and sister re- ae “The Only Reason I am - te aes oes an te sa iM Plainfield. Still a Bachelor at| ‘panetbii 8 she left behind in st. ¥ pe at robe youne?” We should like to ; Thirty-eight Is That 1 A It 4s Tilly's ambition—and it has | ent Boot, Mat b A ; HUSBAND WILL FIGHT.| Have Never Had the) A neon ince the was fourteen and lean | Kid ‘Top, 48.00. answer by saying, “A woman is as young as her feet feel.” but af is not coming to America sing. She Is going out to be a clerk something in the store of Franc Thomson, at Bay City, Mich, because! Luck to Meet a Barbar-| Says Wife Demanded Right to| ous Woman, When I Act as She Pleased and Went Her,*-Wvrites rr oy for } Her Own Way. “‘Men Show Base Ingrati- : tude Toward a Sex The country club set of Plainfield Is Which for More Than sdethirg with whispers about ..e action o aiverce brought by Mrs. Frances! —@ Century Has Stood : against her wealthy young husband, Richard Haden Hood, a civii| for the Frock Coat and enginerr, The name of Dorothy Hoyt! the Stove Pipe Hat, the a dashing young. girl who oame Into 5 Piainfeld from New York and wo has| Most Ludicrous Com- Ig all feminine Plainfleld interested bination of Costume jor @ year because of her daring horse- . ” manthip and her fascination for men ot| Ever Devised,” Says ail ages and tastes, is repeated in every “ re whisper. Misa Hoyt is named by Mre. Mrs. R. H. B. | }Ood Ag co-respondent. She is charged = ' with having me: Mr. Hood at hotels in are more certain of being able to fll the | ouths of three little brother and elster aoventetliiion pe shoes take off years of recorded Finding herself a “little mother’ at) : . tourteens ‘itly went to work 1a the “Mg | birthdays? They certainly do— Bay City, Mich. She was a cy girl at first and the meals for the respons doubled her salary—but the change $3.50 to $5.00 per pair——a few wasn't so great that the Bank of Eng- Then at $6.00. gon and Mra. Thomson. Mra. ‘Thomson took a fancy to Tilly a second-class ticket on the Majes- tie and started across the Atlantic, | clerks In the store of Francis Thomson | ° DO NOT luxurious well-fitted j responsibilities than are embryo singers, fore’ § Yves, whieh b h . . sises amialigr than the “big store’ at especially if they are Queen bilities were almest as few and far Quality Shoes. Prices range between as her own, In a year Tilly land took oMfctal ¢ ce of it. ‘e came to St. ¥v Francis Thom. ariat situation ty May OY Was QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP i in et. ¥ . So Til better than in St, Yees. sy Ty | 33 Weet Sch Beveet caving the responsibilities with netgh- YN r ors. T e going to follow her Just | Voyage and at New Jersey “Women are not half barbarous enough. That's what’s the matter | passage, poadhouses, to which he accompanied | with them,” confides a laconic reader of The Evening World, who Wb, Ie uals Tania his letter “T. J. L.” “If they had more real red blood in their vein ears old, entered Plainfield life goes on to say, “we would not hear! lemurely three years ago. She was ii of nearly so many divorces, Men|{ ez, which did not in the like barbarous women, but they are} aeinilive itt sie niaae ate, about the scarcest animals on the} 8 Eighth street, one of Platutield’s| face of the earth, Ninetenths of the | and most beautiful boule- women in New York City would| ices Mee ae Prieeectiaey petite rather buzz around some Oriental he girl was described as the ward of bd da A Wealthy New York City family who feet of some frowsy Mahatma that had been adopted fvom an orphan asy- talks rot about ‘going Into the si-/ ae fos ma. ‘ents are dead, leave | lence’ than to share the healthy out- Sa core door amusements of their husbands! and brothers. When woman's fash-, ions attempt the barbaric they only; “Sle—Woman OF Tobay 1s NOT SARAaROUt ENOUGH TO PREFER make her appear more pallidly civt-; 4g g0-8LOODED MAN To A MAHATMA ok A SWAMI THINKS T.2p” Sonattons and Saturday Women’s Suits & Coats on sale at astonishing reductions. An exceptional bd aac ty; one that will long be remembe Suits for Women, Small Women and Misses, made in the very laiest styles, of cheviots, serges, diago- nalsand broadcloths, alsogray mixtures. Prices for this Sale will be 15.00, 18,00, 22.50 and 27.75 Se = ALS STII Fone 4), Nothing else in this world but the blending of pure tobaccos — the choicest f—could HORSEMANSHIP. A year ago Miss Hoyt came out of mourning and b active soctal rela- tions with the friends of Mrs. Field, AMAZED SOCIETY WITH DARING lized. That fellow who sald at the who was a sister of her adopted father. trial of his suit for divorce the other] — alison anon ms Sines Value 22.50, 30.00, 35.00, 40.00 The dash and daring she showed in| day that he found he had married a cross-country riding and tn every athletic seule Ghat se es al Benkas is ball Be c le: sport at once became the tiie of ne : marble statue was telling the truth.! iy and ever yomen | SALAMANCA, This cut is one of the many styles fown, Hiciard Haden Hood's fondness | NIYOLA GREELEY SMITH Lots of other men make the same) Nave bome with the comts t lan ENED) SiG AOMT Ea Utara offered. 30.00 Value for 18.00 for her company almost immediately | @iscovery who don’t take their troubles to the courts. The Cave Woman| [ith which tan adorns, theeoun | no wee ked down and run over by became the suvjeqe of comment. ‘There| wag a higher order of being than that anaemic so-called flower of clviliza-| reward. If there ir to be any deauty | vetoes mete ae Maa SE 15 Sample Suits subject, ie e Hh enupieea hat tion, the modern girl. The only reagon I am still a bachelor at thirty-| strike such as was mumyested bY | Majer nasaed over Lyndon's. lett side, P reemed inseparable. {eight is that I have never in my life had the good luck to meet aj eye nies r es . ike. Ai | crushing the abdomen, the bones of the very exclusive models . Tae Moods went abroad iast summer. | a barbarous woman, When 1 do meet her—Me for Her. , mothers and daughters against | yore jog, ankle and foc uma . the frock coat, je sto he iy stil wiroad.| We Have heard so much of the super) Mef that any mumber of Parbaroas tne ridiculous sirnel Up a — At 60.00, Brown two tone Corduroy, ed wane tine ago and |cjvitzed American an who has tol @8@ delightful things which wore trousers Who in the |. Matate of Maurice Mendham. was 87.50. her suit, Mr, Hood seek her mate and he lace In Ife in q proper for him were most mon sense does a man c ation for ters of fi appeared early in tite week, took up lis the older culture of Hiurope that {t Is a} WBWomanly and impossible for her, | sei badly dressed unless an iron has {tration of the estate of Mauri At 50.00, beautifully trimmed Broad= reuidence at Truell Inn and announced | reiiee to get a view of the other side; n@ ever since Adam's sons have made two vertical creases along his. | Mendham, who died on Nov cloth, was 82.00. tWat he had come back to fight. At the |o¢ the picture, to hear the plaint of the| hesen for their wives those among | tesa? 1fa woman's skirt came home | Med to-day In the Surre office of his attorney, Isaac Runyon, of |Candid bachelor to whom she appears| ZVe's daughters who pat thelr 1 rion tho tatiors xo adorned she would | jy the widow, Frances M At 32.00, Velvet (tailored model); No. 212 Park avenue, Piainteld, to-day | hot parbarons ; heads most docilely into the bridle have the creases pressed ou J oxtate Is valued at $10,00 50.00. he: sada -the following atatement to a {uot caroarous enough Lots! of the various propristies, so now Te AB Me | oneal pennant RE er reporter for The Kvening Wor WOMAN HAS TO STAND LOTS, conia she indy barbarians survive . | ’ back to OF CRITICISM. in any qpantity? : Top Coats © spending How avout this, young women? Bure- | y, does any oerl- our masculine critica are ha dentally On the one hand M A ny man resent a Fact “hats warnan sey Ue: A ——j|at most attractive Pek Identical in value to those ofe ‘ized than she ought’ to e ed for ik, in Grays, Browns, Tan, Blue and Black adetter intended f devoted n't think 0. dust a8 Ane TIME iT ANY SOUR, GASGY, UPSET “I was on my way and its ees eee ote ri Pat thats Vou willieave hath ine r@t signed. It was the worst shock of atta epicure, who can't life. In the geven hour: etter establishing that we reritica | WMEEUR ny goeseerlont ran ie «| savage angen chet intled bach- 1 Paris or New York i tis I found the Schubert and money by inspecting these extraoidinary values. s five times. It began: ‘Back town |elor who cally us toy civilized. ooked altogether to his eatista akan, Saw your smiling, pretty face] a great many of wa doubtless | will vo cn a camping trip and eat p Building. For this sale 9.75, 12.50, 14.50, 16.50, 18.50 on ‘Front etreet yesteniay, have met that feminine triumph of | and beans with the profound conviction KD | have just bought a ‘Alterations free, perfect fit guaranteed . 5 Sittoerc wilt his art heek of the Golf Club. mee i Gecue| the negative who makes the Cave ea und ac last the ambr HUSBAND SAYS HE REFUSEO| wo: seem by comparison an al- so the poor bastion who cai abel Schubert Piano and STEPS FOR DIVO ; Inring creature. I con! that if barbarian in the midst of e food | ay, “ a Sth mate Twere s man looking about for might really like to marry and youfect sick |’ absolutely satisiied. Broa way, ana oth Sts. s Diapepsin. It makes were a little more of a camp n it ie, But to domeatte: | » would be quite as unpai- Mfe companion I should prefer ® [one if! pleasant, primitive person who | ing trip If your ian his in a continuous revolt—if you cun't get it regulated, please, could cook [2uae #28 4 for your sake, try Diapepsin. It's so needless to have a bad sto: none cals ei order to the attenuated sp ataiie as an eternity of pork and beans.) Leyt meal a favorite food meal, then take a little Diapepsin. ‘There will not be any “For th rs we have quarretied | that run after Mindu Swamis, Mas (Civilized woman as she ts seems @ VETY | distress—eat without fear, It's because Pape's Di eally does” regulate We did not separate or | batmes, Bo, delightful and satisfying “creature €ven| weak, out-of-order stomachs that gives it its millions of sales annually, because I would not con-| But i have never found that reallytyg another woman. As Sydney Smith ent to pay her a jump sum in Meu of | intelligent women do these thing®| cata avout the strawberry, “Doubtless would have ceased when | Mere is « type of feminine mind onei Gog might have made a better berry, encounters frequently in New York! jut qouptiess He never did,” or words that has what one might call a thot effect, What does {t matter “galted claim" to intelligence. Where-| wnethes or not woman is barbarous in attied wa thet in ever the prospector is Mkely to hunt}? or fashion, 60 long as @he con- bruary and agreed to a yeur's foe she ane wold of be Spirit a few) tinues to be charming? MARE DIGORGER f making up. It was a miserable fail-| grains of cultivation have been care- A Fe. ‘Last June my wite wrote out and| fully “salted,” but look below the sur-| /KES 1. ti TROHAERS BAG FEEL FINE IN FIVE MINUTES, igned this agreement: face and you find only very ordinary, 4 is ‘Aas CURES INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, Here Mr. Hood exhibited a sheet of| unprofitable clay. But there are quite] Here is a letter from @ women reade: SOURNESS, GAS, HEARTBURN, inted note paper on which was writ-| a4 many men with similarly spurious] Wie bas some very positive opinions on jo tell me the writer's name, saying id not know it, All you need is a clean cloth, water and OLTITE for re-plating at heme Gold- anh ess which 4 Tin began a separation, which we as the money que YOU ‘can silver plate your worn jem in & woman's hand the following: | Ciaime. to mental distinction, They{ the fubjeat of “varbarous fashion.” = iH ce te Penta s . 7 * too are found at studio teas and) She writes: , # ‘ nives, Forks and Spoons wit Fi Fixe dolne with anybody troterie.Incturen, And they need red] Dear Madam: T have been mush I find that the Schubert Piano pure silver, for lessthan ONE CENT EACH ' so a e a eh young Jn by vartous you's . June 211912." won| i2Ud eglte a much ws the young] anise’ Py tse by men upon the | CAROE % CENT CASE—ANY DRUG STORE Is the one best value for the price and they will look just like new. { a verbal agreement,” he | women do. © nM ty ‘ontinued, “as to our personal conduct Barbarians as well aw poets are | present fashions for women, I must 7 ws ‘ anywhere. A child can use Voltite—it is not a task— egarding the opposite sex, In the last] porm—mot made, Some of us are | say that they are showing base in- Upright Pianos " —a real ii ix months we@have not lived together] popelessly civilsed, but we can't gratitude toward @ sex which for $146.50 1t 8 a pleasure—a real interesting pastime Pig, ones. Pear help it. The young man should not more than a hundred years has stood i OF ts You can buy Voltite at all worth-while a ee tele got Of] scorn us for what is after all ® | for the frock coat and the stovepipe Cc ial T f 88-Note Player-Pianos Drug, Grocery, Hardware, Jewelry, No. {81 Eatelle avenue.! Feguat of centuries of selection = hatte most Tudicrous combination A Crucial Test o $265.00 up. or Department Stores. i | by bis ancestor ‘of costume ever devised. now f ‘ Be ee ee may eral ccaipetion Sve t0 21 that saying “You're another!” 1s no See Us Before Buying Elsewhere. until night. rd her rights with an We Can Save You Money. for sample-—28e fer gold Voltite SPEED and S I ABILI Tr Y Pianos and Player-Pianos to Rent. Stoc Toe sastplo of any ether kind t it was to be deeded Complete Illustrated Catalogue Free. “ Al AMERICAN VOLTITE Co., Pern tcl Ge rhe oc aanane An The Schubert Piano Co.,| Bh o.oo eas HS 6 West 33d St., N. Y. The charges against Misa iloyt are : ON EASILY REMOVED BY TAKING Underwood pe | | Hi 2 eeidiontapain EX: ; AX Typewriter Viothit : a HS itl f Bh cated her mocney tn ha the will be operated continuously for ie cama I : time the end of the letter was ‘ached Was not a bit-less excited than The Chocolate Laxative r daughter, Mrs. Hood continued “Ag for the letter of mine which he read, it was too inconsequential to taik avout. 1 told him i aid not know who had written it, and he refused to me. 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