The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1916, Page 7

Woman Can Be Loved, because they want to OWN the man; added. “She puts too much intellect in their motherhood because they in them. And sho has the tragi, de- seek to OWN the child. This cannot eire to share all her thoughts and | be. That woman alone is happy who feelings with the man she loves. She has learned to sit alone with her own cannot do it. A man can get just s0 far in the mind of an extraordinary woman. Then he encounters the wail young girls are jealous when they are which separates the feminine from in love.” the masculine soul and makes women ° ° u ‘All women, too, when they have s0 bewildering, so exasperating, yet Says Mrs. Edith Ellis sm *2"%:°% answered. “'The| so interesting to men woman of intelligence and exper- | ence is Jealous, but only of superi- | T4E COMMONPLACE PASSION OF lority In her rival, not of the man's EXTRAORDINARY MEN. jfeclings. She surveys the other! “fyven the most extraordinary men ian dispassionately, appraises her! are passionately commonplace,” Mra. lite added, “and naturally they pre- ding to the three things whici: fer the commonplace In women, Hril- Any But It Is Rare to Love, | vit teense “Ordinary, Every-Day People, the Real Ro- itute the emotional —unitio: . Fy | ty, brains and lure, She say jinnoy frightens th Originality ap- mantics of Life,’”’ She }|to herself, ‘Ie this woman more pais them. A sense of humor would 1 Penne ey than I, fore, jnteltigen!. | have quarantined Cleopatra against Pr} . nore of a woma d | male attentions, Men all believe th Declares, ‘“‘and They / Sraioun'or otherwise, according to the |the nw againit carrying conceated ‘ answers she is able to make to her- weapons should apply to brains in Keep Society Together self. What the man feels has noth women, They all seek the empty ups with It. How much hap- jitted face, which shall be merely a —Marriage,Most Heroic | n would be if they coull | jewel casket Into which the pearls of ize that when the base In- their wisdom may be dropped, It docs y richer than | not take an intelligent woman long to ‘| iparn this and she conducts her moat t with tthe val proved th Successt T think we! with ha feelings jy » they feel | ter Action, Only Succeeded in by the Unheroic.” his tribe he art! conversations men her r mind, If busy with things t eo great te not the grea « repeated earneatiy nv 10) interrupted , hought of that Theme Chosen by Asta Asche, Whose Novelette! Ie the Basis of Her mil.| lionaire Husband’s An-| nulment Suit, One That Has Served Many Older and More Skillful Writ- ers on Affairs of the! Heart. . 1 and wonderful It is to love! As I sald the men and the giameor of carly “ee are everyday women who ro- t genius, that can be loved. But how rare | i | For her the mir always just round the corner. But land this is true of the great man, too ; her love is not love, it is adventure; jsometimes an adventure of the intel- lect, sometimes of the heart. But |‘herever it originates, wherever it||Et finishes, {t is not love but curiosity. | | | "The ‘Intellectual woman {ts never|; |happy tn her emotions,” Mra, Ellis | |i - —— ccs | | fh By Nixola Grecley-Smith, 1B) “Marriage,” observed Mrs. Edith Kills, “is the most herote action of | 1} 4 Mife. Ie it not a strange paradox that only the erote succeed in it?” He) Mra. Ells and 1 had been talking of the case of Asta Asche, a nine: | iB teen-year-o) uillionaire husvand brought \Be i) @ sult for annulment last week, offering as evidence a *) |e he 9279 hovelette bis wife lad n in which the heroine — Ee married one man for money while loving another. Round Trip “I love you as I shall never love again,” declared the girl of the novel, bidding farewell to her lover on the evening before her marriage, “I love you so much that I cannot marry you. I could not bear the disillu- sionment of life together!” The theme chosen by this youthful authoress has served many older and more skilful writers, notably BALTIMORE The Monumental City WASHINGTON Tie The Capttal of the Nation H. G. Wells, in “The Passtonate Friends.” SUNDAYS “Dear Stephen,” said the Welle — : —— Oct. 8, Nov. 5, Dec. 3 heroine, Lady Mary Chris were to marry you, in timé I would cease to b “it 1 is to make patel 1. IES Tectaraing leaves ¥ Tobie, Maxciore 800s Tickets on sale preceding rseb exeurston. "The great lovers are the women who chatter over back fences or up| dumbwalitera about what HE eata: | about how wonderful it ts that little Johnny has HIS eyes, It ta of such women we should ask whetl@s love can survive mariage. | wonder they would know what we meant. Prob- Ably not, but do we know what the: by love? I doubt it. hy, among simple souls there is & love #0 deep, 80 ¥ 0 wonderfil that it even glorifies the beloved's relatives. When love reaches that point of frenzy, even marriage won't cure it.” a TWO DEER HUNTERS KILLED. PLATTSBULG, 2.—Reginald Douglass, twenty-one years old, of Ausable Forks, N. ¥., was killed yeater: day while deer hunting on Power Mountain. He was lowering his gun down a ledge on the mountain aide when the hammer struck a rock and he wan shot. UTICA, N. ¥., Oct. 2—White hunt jie at Little Lake in the Adirondacks ye Oct. day, Leo C. Van Slyke of Ilion Jetumbled and his gun was discharged. the lond entering lis abdomen. He died in a few minutes. The season 1 Saturday H. Maey & Co's Attractions Are Their Low Prices j R. i al al \ Herald Square 4179 Opening of our new = Main Floor Millinery Section Devoted to Inexpensive Hats Every season at about this time, business demands that we relieve the crowding of our Second Floor Millinery Department—to provide for this we ed a special department of Untrimmed Millinery on the Main Lshoutd be your squaw. 1 s atest |B ivania RR ‘I have o to ahi vo worries and » OURSELE 4 MANA aid disappoint you—tisapvoint donq ng ennsyivania Kt. N. i Floor, 34th Street Side. you and fail vou ln a hundred way And I don't want to > 1 don't wo > be you Sei ‘UCR RIC 8 EN TS QS cg 5 ! THE REVOLT AGAINST THE PER: IN| ROH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thei- COLATOR IN FICTION ; a Mr, Wells's heroin re not alor ‘a \ ‘i 5 B ‘c eRe decides against « her hus- Et ») band for the man she comes to love Herald Square in the full flower of her womanhood “Why exchange one respectability for rvant Low Prices. Black Velvet Special, $1 well made cf good quality o'dway, Sith te sath St ——————— 5 up” effects. apether Males et, bay us agi ie °) 5) O W Fe Hi h- d Vel t H t self. “For that, ra few splendid, | gh-grade Veive ats, oe Ss So Boys wn ee eee alee Year after year more and more her- B Helps Mother Solve the oines are Joining the anti-perco! iB Over Paiectono of piri mili movement. The great rebellion which 4 . some have shirr rims, others are hand- fegan when Nora Helmer took off her IF Boys Clothes Problem ee ack cx wedding ring and walked out of "The |R¢ locked. lack only. Doll's House” now approaches the |Rd dimensions of a revolution, tion—only In fle In fte- | | Be pn of course—it in! |E now quite ol ned to be a Sut fragist. And logan of the mod- orn heroine is not Votes for Women but “Wild Oats fer Women,” | y at are we going to do about the |R¢ revolt of novel heroines against nar-+ riage?” I asked Mrs. Ellis, who ts one of the most successful of our women) playwrights, and the only woman | stage director in this country. “How much is there in this growing ten- deney to regard marriage and ‘ove ae irreconcilable? Is it possible to he led and stay in love? And by friendship, afte erest, all those thing: to the tepid t ity, I mean lov THE EVERY-DAY WOMAN'S RO- MANCE OF THE BUTCHER'S BILL, “Certainly it ts possible to preserve love in marriage,” Mrs, Ellis en- ewered. “All commonplace peop! it, You see it is the ordinary ople who ar tlos of life. It is the iittle u of woman in Harlem or th suburbs for whom marring great re, the woman does not know a world war ix on, but who wil! impart to you when you bring the boys to AWWGYS to be out- | fitted. Everything in Clothing and Haberdashery } for boys cf all ages is here in a great variety. F Boys’ Own Week, which begins to-morrow, presents a week | of special offerings for little chaps and grown up boys. Every day interesting items at special prices wil! be an- } nounced. To-morrow’s Special brings money-saving along with clothing of unusual quality. ee te tha apring mer that he By . Pparanips, and that cvery ‘Tucs: | A Suit or an Overcoat a y she goes downtown to | Satine otek wiih Bie aea | for Sonny, $4.89 night for “4 By years they have gone--TOGETH to pay the butcher's bill, Unless yon have heard such a woman coo ind thrill over this paying of the butch ers = bill—TOG “ Jon’t know what re “But the man tn thrill over the bute! quired curioy “Certainly, answered “In the lives of a! yple do you think the battlo of the Marne com- | pares in Interest with tho selection of the new parlor carpet or going t the garden to wateh the lettuce grow? | That'a why tho beat sollers sell, why ; |B 1s. You know, | | the man who is necessarily a Suits for the big boys, with eatra trousers in gray cr green mixed serviceable chevicts. Noro'k cr Pinch Back model. Sizes 7 to 18 years, Suits for the little boys, with extra trouse.s, in a Pinch Back- Sailor Collar model in gray mixtures and tlue serge. Sizes 214 to B years, Overcoats {cr the little chaps in gray, blve or brown Chin- chila in a new belted model Warmly lined. Sizes 234 to 8 years. Mackinaw Costs fer the clier boys, of heavy warm mackinaw { cloth, in various trown, red, green, gray and purple plaid: Sizes 6 to 18 years. Ellis linen market to-day. Boys’ Blouses, Shirts and Pajamas at 64c The S!irts and Blouses are of woven madras, percales and mer- those tnilec wi a none mite onal Ey cerzed goods in fancy stripes, S'zes; Blouses, 6 to 16 years; intellect. and no! there" I Shirts, 12 to 14 necks Agrent deal to he salt for that point | | of view, J DIBPLAY YOUR JEALOUSY AND LOSE YOUR MAN. “Nearly all the unhappiness of women in marriage comes from jeal- ousy,” she added, seriously. ‘The eurest way to drive a man from you falla in love Ex Pod Pajim:s of Dom t flannel, fir shed with silk frogs Ks pik and tan stripes. Sizes 6 to 18 years. ios Cilors, bu , 2 such moderate prices. . Over 20 new shapes in becoming designs, side effects, tricornes, sailors, medium and large, as well as many of the new “turned- 47,000 Yards of All Pure Linen Crash Toweling For Dish or Roller Towels a 12c, 14c, 16c, 19c, are being offered at prices which & Only Untrimmed Hats of excellent style and price-attraction will be offered in this annex. The following items will give you an idea of the values to be had in this department: 500 Velour Sport Hats, Special, $1.69 A variety of excellent sport shapes in black, navy or brown. Trimmed with a band of Hats, .79 velvet. Large ribbon to match decidedly smart. velvet facing. We thim Hats without charge, when Hats and Tvimmings are purchased here, A\tys--Main Floor, 34th Street. Heraid Square 22c, 24c Housewives, Hotel, Restaurant and Boarding House Proprietors will find 5 * | iE it to their advantage to stock up on these crashes for future needs, as they approximate those Take Advantage of This Offer NOW Every day pure linen crash toweling is becoming scarcer, and we be- lieve in a short time it will be quite difficult to obtain an assortment of All Linen Crash Toweling with colored and white borders, such as this, at DATA Second Voor, B'way, Mth to 35th St Black “Hatter’s Plush” Hats, Special, $2.79 A variety of shapes, in black only, with Also hand-made Panne Velvet hats in black and colors. R, H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices ACTS Bway, 34th te 25th St. oe THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1916. NOTHING SERIOUS. Courier Journal.) Two Savings * OZODONT comes from two Greek words which mean “saves the tooth.” The thing to remember about Sozodont Liquid— the “old-master dentifrice,” is that it saves dentist biils, too. 25ceverywhere, - ~all ready to wear and Yd. asked in the open see you associating rs back you were calling during @ political cam- Broadway, at Ninth, New York Exceptional Sale Sterling Silver Table Services now sin3 Heirloom Silver, Beautifully Designed ' and Massive, 20 to 50 Per Cent. Less HE WANAMAKER STORE has the pleasure of announcing that in addition to its | regular collections of sterling silverware, it! has been able to purchase at very large discoun' an exceptional variety of sterling silver hollow’ ware of the highest type of workmanship. Beautifully designed tea scts, after-dinner coffee sets, trays, baskets, bonbon dishes, sandwich trays, bread trays, water pitchers, flower vases, and img separate cases silver bouillon sets, chocolate setgg: bonbon sets, bread and butter sets. A Our clients will appreciate the fact of the massiveness of this silver which fits it for that rare and treasured future when it will have become} a treasured heirloom. ‘ The sale will begin tomorrow, Tuesday. The discounts are fully 20 to 50 per cent. F The savings are possible only because of e traordinary circumstances which worked to thé! mutual benefit of our manufacturers, ourselves,’ and the public. ; Some of the Prices _ This list of prices is incomplete, but if it serves as an invitation to come and see, we shall be satisfied. The silver itself is much the finest and the lowest priced we H glad if alt recall offering in recent years, and we shall our customers have the advantage of it. i A set, chased, five pire } . Standard $760 gri Hl Tea set, plain, five pieced) ay, richly chused, one of its kind, “Standard $1,400 grade at $685. Tea and coffee sets, six-piece (nly 1). Standard $250 grade (only 4). Standard $375 grade —-* $125. 4 at $186. Sandwich trays (only 2 Standard $12 to $29 grade $6.50 to $15, ‘4 Coffee sets, three pieces (omby. £ Standard $87 grade at a tray (only 1), Standapdy ‘Tea and coffee set, six-piece ‘only 1), Standard $370 grade at $176. Tea and coffee sets, six-piece (only 3). Standard $560 grade $2/5 grade at $150, of at M 85. Meat-platter, 20-inch ( Tea and coffee set, six-piece 1), Standard $155 grade at (only 1), Standurd $450 grade Silver basket (only 1), Sta at $226. ard $48 grade at $24, 4 ‘Tea set, engraved, five pieces (only 1). ut $95, Silver baskets with and with. out handles (only 50), Standard. $15 to $55 grades at $8 to $30." The Courts of Sterling Silver are within a step or two of the Motor Entrance at 10th street. ~ Main flo cr, Cld Buile - Standard $190 grade Good Furniture at Reasonable Prices AL, On Our LIBERAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENT L Goops MARKED IN Pr IN FIG- URES Wh Pay FR niu . WE SELL ON CREDIT COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES On Credit: with every #100 Mach BIO worth of € 475 Muchi 550 Machine, Simplify Home-seeking by saving temper tramping. oa ame orn NO.