The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1904, Page 13

The Human Document Romance. Pir. Peeson’s Will _— By Ht. Rider Haggard — papery a: aie ah Sey a oe the upade 8 9 is Nike that.| ing offer, Ti have seeme to) the, prof G@way upon their weaang @ay afterward that they te Fe t 36 i of M Another, If, however, th: Yaere no time, but 4 often think that it aint haat be taken to Uring th Decause they do not choose to make| matter before a “Yea,” answered Augusta, “but then i they do not really love Whatever it may be, Those their art as I love mine, #oul and strength, will checked, Of course die if? t Ha = s fatal to good ped , RK I can x uu have not mar- ® dullard; it will ae fam‘one”’ ™ t comes Pi nicely froin tho work. Pe 1" Or Of, the most successful book of Cast-Off Clothiers. i. year,” ‘sald’ ‘Be tace, - | sat Really, my deat, What betwee | JESS SPENDER: Dox @ rich but honest working girl. KANT SPENDER-DOB, her pene, MADAME SOQUEM, & modiste, Tec! of the great think that nad better’ take at once, for I shall certainly if fame as @ writer ~ | ¥ n Inet ta mate a the hero. il case, I geek known as the Ausrgnd of the beau- Meeson. t juke. \ ful ood gitted Ma LORD HARRY, 1 er On aoe Snawered Augusta; vdon't| PPRCT VERE, # dummy. $ Be afraid, nobody would dream of| MARY, usual maid, ‘ Speaking ‘allghtingly “Ot the owner of Yo millions of mon : swell on never mind chafing about the sald yeu have got rou. cog 0 bed,” eal4 Avgus- ald Hustace, "*¥. ‘and he Caught her b; ty pot goin~ no! hand me, str!” ald Augusta, Be, met. AL went $0. dag know {if you will ma: me text week?” = ne “Next Week? Good Philos! No.” Augusta, ps RS have not ings, end, for the matter of th: “don’t know Where the money is coming from to pay for them id ‘what do you want, you Aga 2 sald Eustace, with fine con- wast managed to live on Ker- Land without things, so f don’t why you can’t get married without though, for the matter of that, will iY anything you want in six never aia hear such bosh as | og bod oe ‘things,’ Livten, dear, get married LM. can assure life won't Fou will be » and inter- palnted a + oe to wherea: you get married— Win be better iu : i for us in @ quitt * is penne bd i sta, “But supposin, hat Sate anoul de an appeal, and The de. be reversed, what would res! 4 ere work “Gobuy, little girl.” ACT I.—Parlor of Doe’e bum- ble mansion. Ma. dusting the mantlepiece wile the latecomers slam the seata. MARY—The mistress sald she would |te here in an hour. It ts now hatt past, | a0 while we are walting let us pass the avg ge a aah teal thao." | time with that song we were practia- oak usu wit Il speuk | ing. (You can't escape.) to about it.” Go Buy, Little Girl. Lad Mt or a iBustace, focally. Sue (Air: “Good-by, Little Girl." Think ‘about the ‘things;' and, be- | You can't make your old dresses over, Fare thee well, fare thee well! ‘The dressmakers will be in clover, Fare thee well, fare thee well! There's 4 rode that you boughs last sea- son; Tt has no algnd of wear or tears, el THE GOD OF LOVE. It is not gold of rippled hair, Like cornfields swept by winds at play; Tt te mot cheeks as fresh and fatr Aa apple bloom at dawn of day. Tt is not these that give Love tood And drink—the magico wine ant son To hand a brand-new line of wares, Go buy, little girl, ge buy. | Your’e ple, little girl, you're pte, Don't dare to wear that dress @@ fair, It's passe before the scason's) over, Ta ta, whirl, poor pa! He must loosen up the dough Just to make the equine go, Go buy, little gtrh ro buy, bread, t est, amig his eolltude, “The enchanted garland on his head. Love only knows one god sublime, ‘The trinity in unity; And the god's names are Space and » Time Ured these days! | And—Opportunity. MARY—The poor infant, working 40 =B. Nesbit in London Outlook. {| hard wo prevent her rich old father nd |{roin dying disgracefully wealthy, She _ A Well-Known Proverb. and Jeem» Kut the modistes have found some rea- Uttle girl, (@ te! Papa tf @ JEEMS-Poor Mis Jess; she looks so you wear your hair? Do you follow geome actress's style of colffure, or do you go it alone? Many women take thelr ideas from the stage—not only their teas for gowns, but for slippers, stockings and Donnete—but especially for hairdressing. In no other respect perhaps has the theatre set the pace so much as in the Matter of colffures, Various styles of ——<——_— Glad ¢ Rags @ works ten hours a day ¢rying on the Madame Soquem haa mado Think of a girl hiding her feet ‘Under this garment so mighty— Come, Undes a Seymour hose and the boots of kid Under « thirty-foot sktrt, Get @ large leather band (ach! du liber the plot, let's make a quiet meak and let the principals come on. (Exeunt. Enter playfully Jess, pursued by Lord Barry)’ JEGS—Dent you dare come vear me! HARRY+Really, now, how can I, you know, when have on that thirty. foot skirt? But; ha, I will thwart youl (Grabs the cord portieres and ewings to her side, wragping one arm about her.) JESS—Fot September it's pretty close, LORD—Why, no, not very warm, you know. Ow, ya—as, by Jawve! (Let's #9 of the cord and tumbles, you?) MME. SOQUE: | (Entering) Hal like. wise ha again What means thie? Holding soft-pedat conversation with yon dub while your poor old father is this minute being buried under his constantly increasing wealthi I will expose you! é JESS—Bvt, madame; you groaitss ¢ make the next gown high In the, PAPA DOE — (Entering) @ri! I heart ail, 1 Kad to hear Bold “down pace. Would -you your poor Old father for this upstart? TESB—Pather, he says he loves mo PAPA—Out of me house! JESS—Saye he loves me for my money, * PA-Out! You are no longer @ ehil4 @f mine! (Weepy music.) HARRY—This is an outrage, See how the storm rages without outside (The property man sprinkles & few Paper scraps Over the door.) JESS—Gude-by, olf home. I'm gawn away from yeah, and nev-ah, nev-ah, come back unlil F get here, And you, Lord Harry? MADAME SOQUEM—Come with mo, young man. I wish you for floor- walker in my @ressmaking foundry, 1 have gwore she should nev-eh have rout PAPA—Out, I sayl (Moore weepy fd- dling.) JESS—Gude-by. mand teak tae touching farewell, ean’t I touch for cet tore? No? Thea watch thy emoke, (She lights « match and sets the gow on fire, while Madame 89. quem falls in a fit she bas just made,) Act Il.—Interior of Madame a dresamaking foundry. (Harry and Ma, dame Soquem buret into song.) Under a Thirty-Foot Skirt, ““ (Alvi: Undet the Anhansat Busch.) New ae nightice will be all the semeirea ne Sm Pik Do ed ia very likely to become vopular. it ts long before “rats” came into fashion or the Curling iron became the inevita- ble feature of the toll drop gracefully ov natural wave. No prettier way of cun- verting @ woman's tresses into @ crowning glory could be imagined, 4a too well known to require much de- soription, but the return of Mids Fox to the stage makes rather interesting the recollection of the time when every | in stage, pl for the new-fangied nightie! TM i neither dainty, nor handy, nor Now round the waist have it gir How can any little damsel Percy Vi his ring now, ticket, for his ring Is in hock~dut here he comes. “Out! You are no longer chee-lid of mine!” tars, yoy hold his breath while we make him sign the papers. Here's two canta, Ge out and buy the Jateat edition of the papers. so we can make tke siga fia , "em. (Rxeunt all.) rkerailesienntecond top of her head pce se Mage Jane’ Laure ghe revival of Edna May, of Gimpje mods that was in vogue table, Miss jannon catches her hair and lets it her care tn ite ature sonration w: in this country, and Pot te and it was The Della Fox curl mentioned above A MUSICAL MELODRA “ng JESS—Aha! & fashion new that has all of bua? beat, think of the tootsies hid ‘foot skirt, rigtdly. B8O0QUEM—Ah, Augustine! Come in. j (Bater Doe) stand under & thirty-foot skirt? MADAME SOQUEM—I am expecting here to-day, Ha! that Is No, it'e only tre pawn any, I refuse. (Enter, Percy.) JES! yourself, you'd hair, (Hits yo felting promise to ma’ ns eee b+ PERCY—I have come in answer to your “ad” for a bright, model boy, SOQUBM—The very man. Listen: Kant Spender-Doe, the mult!-millionaire, {s coming here to-day in answer to a decoy letter asking him to establish a fund for modiste heroines who save millionaires from dying rich by deut- ing thelr bank Accounts. When he en- The Effects of Opiates, mur AT Deed Sones cate cauge to become I preparations, all of FI peed rg if continued, these tay Sch prism ort fervous 4 as intractable HURTIG & SEAMON’: taon, Hutchings Co, Roone: Bally Urehine, Gimon &@ Gardner, M dnere. STAR Relate ("Pe itl old enough to wear her hair on the meiat method of dressing her hatr in the middie and lets it Ile flat on either side of her head. The result is the Pm Weg of simplicity and Inno- aibly Mins} Merode fad acai Ons, ot the, most intrest thethod: inter jethods halr-dressing that has been cz her. eri Styles of Hairdressing That Become Popular Because Stage Favorites Introduce Them tried her best to cuiti- vate Oe out On hae, orenent, © 4 Hs care after tise Fox Fox eee ts jer, who created the adwin in role of “The Pit" brought pompadours into fashion Tank yean,on & accle urnal in Chi: the fashioned method of doing her hatr| Pit’ is row declares that hér r hair has started the pompadour in the “The Schoolgirl,” parts uah toward im le of combing her b Conese a mini- ared first wit sorts 0 fovorable comment was peinted, that por ted the ayle fect In her enrs. been seta in iv MA IN TWO WEEPS (Enter Jess stealthily.) Bo that ts your plot? Then beware! Little did you think when T was driven out in the snow ten min. Wtes ago that I would live ali these yeahs to foll you. Ha, I will disguise myself as a wax model and rubber, (Removes a Givided nightie from o« model—wax qiodel—and dons &. Stands Enter Soquem.) old man Doe ts coming. T pear hie steps No, that’s the fron Boe T hear, (A knock.) The criticr: DOB—You sent for me? (Harry and Percy leap from conceal- ment and pin bis arms with hair pins.) | SOQUEM—Sign these papers! DOB—First it's pins and then paper. It’s enough to do up my hair if I had BOQUEM-—Then die, (throwing off disguist)-Dye | ook better with red) a: her with a tose Foil ne wil vou you aie. eita a. Sandwich hy “it you have any cash vt @. | DREAM 4 Werta’s ra GOIHAR rt Renee, the "En lish musie-hall sing Who appeared “The Royal Chet,” d the first-night audience at yy, coming into view with @ halr before her face. The effect at first ‘was not unlike that me duced by the Circassian beaumy, u once the beholder got used to the flute {t became pot unpretty. bd | EATRE, 40th at. EMPIRE Badan Male AEAL MORNING SALES To-morrow, Thursday, until } p. th 4 Women’s New Fall Jackets ‘and Black Tan latest model. Fd and vel Cheviot arse~ecareet Pel tanaethc leeve—turn satin lined—): well tallored coats 4.05 95 sizes £3 to value $9.00... * SECOND FLOOR. Women’s New Fall Wrappers Dark, medium and light 39 cambrio—deep ruffies--brald trim—all sege—tehue % centa...° Children's veo Stockings @ and heavy. ‘HIRD FLOOR. Dudl heeli saat Teese er le s faat Raeesipss it for school,....s0+ On MAIN White Embroideries Fine Nainsook Insertings Edgings—4 to 10 ‘ing Splendid Feather Pillows White Geese Herringhone lickin Ucking filled with: 1,2! ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P, M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. —_—_—_—sb More Space for Millinery CONSEQUENTLY A Larger and Finer Stock Than Ever, ‘The entire west toom formerly occupled by Art Embeoiderlss has been addled to Millinery, giving ws mach aced:d space for daplay of = + TRIMMED HATS AND FINE MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, WOMEN'S TAILORED HATS— WOMEN'S UNTRIM'D HATS— errr, shapes and uy Turbane nd T ‘Bla a fe White and colors—high ar crowns. WOMEN'S BEMI-READY HATS— ogpbiantions oh ae Brak Pa nijie, Taffeta, Chiffon and Velve! ~ftull draped, tucked or ual Bink MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S FELTB= large. eel and smooth and rouh—straight or Pr ip, pan See 5.98) foiled brims~Biack White, pnd MISSES’ READY TO WEAR HATS- MILLINERY TRIMMINGS White, Castor, Red, avy ond Birds’ Wings, Res Black—v Paradise and Osi streamer 58 to tet 98' Black, White snd sa colors. Dress Hats, large varicty.....+0sseee++00++ 5,00 to 15,00 As osual, Unusual values in Dress Hats at..... 5.00 —____—__—- JOHN DREW KILLIN Criterion Be i fbatuniey at LETTY Hiway & Wik Matinees” Bveningy at R10, | Sata at Women's Tailored Suits Two Spectal Offerings as Samples of the attractive valuzs we offett— Autumn Walking Suits Women's Walking Suits All Wool Cheviots Piain of Fancy Cheviot PA eadag a a yt wna fivaible str pleated or fitted coats—wit! i) 4 pleated—coas loose tear and without bel o or rian tin be dened g tim matched tsgainauany of as smart a sult as oc jt for general WEAF sssssuscsssscsees 198 | fered elsewhere at fh. er entpentccntneeneecian . 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Curatn Pine and eee 195 Table d' Hote Lanch 5 Courses..30 cents 1:30 to 2:30 TO-MORROW, THURSDAG, Tomato 8 la Cardinal “EASES Onaeta Dinding (sine) $ shave Marreg, one Seaee fo SOR YT Mashed or Baked Potatora Gitt Picture Wire—pkge Banana peas, Vanitia Sauce, ‘Tea, Coffee or Milk. Carpet Tacke—all sizes—pke... =O |Newest Models in Corsets - - .79 to 6. At the Dressmakers’ Coavention it was de'iattely established that the Front shou'd rexraln, tor reasons of health aad beauty as well as fashion... set manu acturers bed, however, been quite aware of fashien’s tread to this aad Fall models, while embodying all former b new lines in gowns waisti....0+ We are ready with latest nea mabeses———-showlog vistous binos fa from five to thirty-five N&W YORK’S MOST COMPLETE CORSET DEP, Large assortment of Fancy Corsets for atage or dressy weer; Of