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Show TRICK OF THE COLLEGE GIRL Shoe Clerk Explains How She Geto Money for Matinees. "What's n fellow going to do about It, anyway?" exclaimed n, Boston shoe clerk tho other day. "It heats me. Here conies In Miss Collego Maid, nnd sho Is ns fascinating as she can be. Sho picks out n $5 pair of shoes ns 'perfectly lovely,' nnd 'won't wo chnrge them up to pu7 which wo certainly cer-tainly will do. becnuso 'pa has notified noti-fied us that his credit Is 'O. K.' and Is nt his daughter's disposal. "Hut ncM dny In comes Miss College Col-lege .Maid with her shoes In a box un-' der her arm. Sho would 'really like to look at those $3.50 shoes,' nnd she dually buys them. 'And won't we glvo her tho change bnck, he says with a smile that will tilt most men from their balaucc. "Of course, If a man made such a proposition we'd call the police, but we're apt to bow to the Miss Collego Maid with tho smile, and hand over the fl.GO to her, us If sho had asked for only a pair of extra shoo strings. Then while Miss Collego Mahl Iroti off to tho matinee to spend our $1.50 wo puzzle our heads as to whether, we havo been buncoed or whether we bavo buncoed 'dad,' although, to be sure, we charge 11 to his account. "And If n. fellow once falls a victim to tho wiles of Miss Collego Maid bo soon Icarus that she needs a now pair of shoes about every tlmo n matinee ; Idol comes along " Shoe Iletaller. |
