The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1901, Page 8

i —— FIGHBORS YOU MAY HAVE KNOWN. By T. E. POWERS. Weel WELL (Mas Stour Th mone THAN DELIGHTED TO _SE&E YOU AGAIN” “Au COD MORHING ‘JOHN FirAusy you" vARENELC'THISSDAY" ‘The gentieman in the next flat who |s 9 nics to And ro awent and suave st the Janitor. Rentler sex ‘AN Goon MORMING MISS GATE POST HERE ) And so conaiderate of the happiness Mf other aw, Seger pepe “HE WORLD: MUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1901, CCS CRS CCOCOOS ES OOQOSH OLS CORCCOC OC % rai (He ‘Pu Poticen ) wv ¢ MCRDERN 5 Never reveain himself in is rea ¢ night to give him an appetite for his supper, | SOME SECRETS OF BEAUTY * Try a Carholic sony Ayer: give me a formula or remedy t: Dam Dear 3 Plea . for the following fi nineteen and have in my face. I also } biting sensation a witch hazel soap ast XN ET a R00! carb: use ft to b A Turkts in this case than E Dip the cloth tn war: soap on It, and wash This will cure the ! The Meach of Commerce. Dear Mea Aver Tease pub, 6 face bleach an has ceased the treaten pores will in time «1 ‘ You mur: reco! ed a Oss z Soy | OR HOME DRESSMAKERS. |, The Evening Fashion a World's Daily} Hint. THE FARM YARD. Ist think rieken—That this ts a etreus, strike meas b but honest, 1 but I'm willing as it was mod: He had been resting a half hour « more on a box in front of a store when | Mr. Bamuel Wool, the ortetor of store, came nut and took ag him. Mr. Wool knew “iy in the cou knows exa, the tre ly The truth of * he replied, "You can give “Yes ra (No, 3,861, sizes 32 to 40)| me a job.” “ocaigl 10 cents, “I mean {a there anything you want?" DS “Cashier, The World, | ‘Yes. sir. A job.” ne, ow. Xoris City.” with tron determination. Siitratl hui aes: KKK KKYKHAH HHI IGHII HII IOOND EALED BY AN EXPERT, HARRIET HUE ARO AYER. to Rive vane? Wowhere he got tho t spell tt & packward. e one way or the other, matter was Smams got his start and clung to {t THE SUCCESS “OF SMAMS 3 voung friend, you seem to want to work j thing that Smame wi Smama ne awful ‘ap; b handi that In tae store was a clerk, a nico—yes, that demcribes After a moment Mr, Wool sald: “My| him, nice-young fellow, who was every- aR eet sou eee See ase COOCOOS! VOR. 41. sees NO. 14,531. Pui ed by ed at the Post-Omce at New York as the Press Publtahing Company, 83 to 8 PARK ROW, New York. cond-Class Mall Mi . 'A CHARMING PICTURE—AND ANOTHER. A charming picture Lavinia Hart drew in yesterday's World | of the new Mrs. Herron—young, beantiful, rich, happily loving and happily devoted to a Cause, A sunny, smiling picture. In the background was another picture, Tt was that of the first Mrs. Herron. left without the husband who had jeleave unto her till death; of his four children left fatherless, ttractive to ardent souls in the idea of | the unseen, Deeeeeed sworn to The ore is somethin nventions,” ing one’s life freely,” heeding only “ tut what isa “convention?” It is crystallized experience. It the social wisdom of centuries. It is not a theory, ing derived from lifo itself. is “freedom?” Another's freedom ends where If his free act wrongs you he is not free to act. | And what is the “law of love?” Mrs. Herron herself states it: humanity. T want to see everybody happy.” Try the fine-sounding ideals by that test. Do they tend to make everybody happy? Is there behind the pretty picture no sad | the essenee of mitarule for And Katee taniticn what background? CATS, DOGS, COOKING CLASSES. Ina Sunday World very instructive article upon the cat and vas this sentenee: { hospital More dogs come to the hospital because they are subject to acute Ind!- | gestion than for any other The B meaning i malady. » treated $0,000 New York dos by keeping them without foc nty of water, until they get well. ts. eating naturally, dogs | But idle lives and} | | for} Int The salment cure Living naturally, r have indigestion. are too much for them. | isn’t good for men, either; but they ean aver: Of course bad cook ish it if they wish. Dogs can’t. No other | do compares importance with good | cooking of plain fe vody, the mind, even the moral nature, suffer from unintellig voking, not to speak of its money cost. tupendous. | >a cheering fact that 15,000 girls in thirty-eight uttan-Bronx are taught | whieh is in the It is therefe day sehools and six night schools of Manh: } skery. vol built in the past three years has a model | Cooki eachers’ College to young women who will teach others. and} In} and the Girls’ « is taught in the Normal Sehe kitel sons civn the Pratt Institute has cooking classes, School has just awarded a a pupil. The good wrought by cooking elasses-—quietly, easily, eheaply is inealenlable. | to the cookery that kills, the cookery | Tris the | Tt means a speedier enc that has cursed the Amer n people from the beginning. opinion of many compe: the American people is their amazing accomplish- cit the srrentness ments in free of the handicap of their cooking. Tf we have done soomuch in spite ef our had rae what will we not do when we | nd helpful te us? DO YOU KNOW YOUR NEW YORK? king worthy of have ¢ Do von know all the historic sites below Wall street? tn old Greenwich ? v York? Upon this theory the City History Club, founded tive years ago by Mrs. Robert Abbe, aken to teach the city about itself. tween Wall and Chiumber On the Rowery /| Do vou know vour No be ty love and serve her be it .| t loans | it leads exeursions, mainly of has OS; ar-| fifty-three aetive clas n tside “settlements ; s courses of instruct of books on ei rivs to points « storie interest. “TL want to hear more about the great men of New York and FO LEARN TO BE ONE MYSELF" is what a Sullivan street | pupil said about the teachings of the elub. The total annual cost of the work is about that of a rather poor But that is because a group of cultured | and earnest men and women devote to it their time and their zeal n without price, DID sm KNOW? Vd medal for the best bread made} :) judges that the strongest evidence of | Or be. |” But to know her better would | ~ SALE PLT EIEN HE DON’T-KNOCK CLUB. By FRANK PARKER. QOOCCOCOECOCCECOCCECE CECE CO COCCCOCNG! 8 P Little er-hn my! how s on ever tehet anim: } m our There were But John De For the t ham fifteen yno nek wwe used te ANOTHER CHARTER MEMBER, gamblers used to catch It! y one's safe-door. sleep quiet and the pool-room can run riot, knoek with isn't knocking any more, £20890300000009030020800000000200009000020000000000000000000000808, look and t Seantor Mepew Called Dawn, 2 at) PPE AND NETHER, ony the Sotallze ou ims a month o bet weather !s PUZZLE. PICTURE Mr Brutte—ttm pg Cadleigh home to dinner on Thursday, Mrs ou hated that fellow so. Besides, I'll have to ok the din Mr. Hrutie Iphta Press. 0-2 MODESTY OF A ROSTONESE. “You admit her many good qualities, and owt claim that modasty fs a fault with her.” “In su bh v, whe won't put books by meale and female authors Philadelphia Times on the san The pig pen has broken, Can you find the third pig? + BY LYNN ROBY MEEKINS. Ed He apent| quietly and anid: only | more time hin| "You're a ilar, and a contemptinle 1 the Mar at that who calls me 2 iar has got) said the hero of hearts, Then He did not at hard times tn ding dohim, | his admiring compantons dectded that One evening as he wes ing from| they would support him in the fray, the tbs an hour with the pa-| Smams satt nothing. pera and periodicals, he m crowl of{ There was a little pause and then the hero of hearts made a sudden movement that took Smams slightly unawares, Ming of his conquests among the|Tho other young men crowded into the girls of the town, His boasts were in al proceedings and the results became tn- way indirect, but none the less offensive|tereating. When they ended nome of the to a man of Smams‘s rigidly right man-| nice young men were nursing their in- hood, and when this clerk mentioned| juries and Smams was marching quietly among his conquests the namo of his|toward hie home. employers daughter Smams advanced young men on the 4 sh fale isle jhe slopt well. It disturbed his conesctence.@ -Bit, But}health failed. One day he died. Inthe DAILY LOVE STORY. ances Emams was 1 be desired; atten- Wye on nand. delays about the ent to the local | ‘ and asked for al ‘The next morning his ployer told him that he would hay take charge of the atore, as tae cle had been selzed with a wudden and would not be out for a day or so. Other sudden illnesses were also ree ported that morning in the vi But Smame wan w t hing th solemn i the funeral set in, Smame jMnancler of the town Ante mains heeame our leading merchant arious things Went with’ the store. including om, good-WIt and the profitabi: ry Of course the facts about figat had to get out, and t quence was that Smams was Invited to take dinner with Mr, Wool's family. And cn Sunday Smams walked home bust. And, by the wa ward | ‘Mizs Wool y. a year ov so afer ecame A partner, not ou from church with Miss Wool. Nees Was, Of course, Dut AL voot'a | {HO mtne. tithe Smamba ays that sh ‘The store prospered, but Mr. Wool's| hau the bent business sonse of any one in the comntry, from st reputa- | THE _SVENING WORLD'S BIG LETTER CLUB. into a humorist or he makes the fore~' caster one. the Governme AML To the ka Is there ever having dectsion ha the FAIL th m1 ow vot have y would make meney. anc ed palates, ay the French themselves, I have often wondered why didn't employ Qlarle ster, Pardon my ine OVERSHOB JOB. Suicides Are Alike, rot The Evening World: any record of an ugly woman! deen a sulcide? On your, s8 a cold bottle, TERASICUAL For Otty G of The Evening World: tt the elty is betng torn to stern for the tunnel, why: he clty suvo money by using; a fo a ations to putin gas mains end} » yet paying municipal gas) hould thus save money; Buch aw t cheaply may not come time P. C, PRESBREY, Jr. luce of Holidays, ng World: t Decoration Days less spirit than} that the average! or social nature ts/ We are getting 1 Ured of old holidays, and! uit new ones will exctte our: We are as fickle @ race MICHAEL BARR, The Guarding of Presents, To the Halt Another case a the thert of dding presen sidering that! eves make such a specialty of steal- And Swift How Dear Unhaili al Swayed by energy. How many derelicts, long mort to morn, Drift at the mercy of the wind Here move great argosien with Kold and bales— 4 t Stanch ships that dai te, tan't It about arrie! people to take | discre- Will they | . CARTER. a 3 THE LIVING SBA. q OW like the city fs unto the. @ nea! ao 4 &, The mighty wave of 4) commerce breaks and beat <>} In restless surgen through the city streets, oe the master tide of and wave— The flotsam and the jetsam of; the pave— e Deserted, rudderiess and temp- est-torn! i the cunning current’n might j through their long proces- ¢ | ‘i sion dart the Hght, f pleasure craft with aun- ; 2! q emblazoned sails. Yet am I minded only of one thing: much—how much these smiling waters drown, God, what wrecks this very day went down, ed, unaignalled and um 2 isnalling! —Theodovia Garrison, in Aims lee's Magazine.