The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1904, Page 15

‘House-kee BY IZOLA FORESTER’); In this series of articles—of which there will be eix—Miss Forrester will tell young couples of limited means how to begin housekeeping and how they can live nicely and economically in this city, rie pot?’ demanded the professor's the professor, “for several reasons, two of which ere suf- ficient, Buppose, for the sake of argu ment, such @ contest did take place, What do you suppose would be the re- “Why, whoever won would get the de- ¢lalon, whatever it was," aaid the pro- fessor’s wife, “and then the soldiers of both nations wouldn't be obliged to kill “Ah,” sald the pri take no cognizance pe pare nature. Are you under the impression that the sybjects of the fighters would go |: quigtiy about thelr business after the fight, in the same Way, for instance, that we do after a Presidential eleo- Not much, my dear. aides tmmediately, First a Russian would get excited, and, it he saw his monarch getting the’ worst of it, he'd attack a Japanese; the Japanese would hit back, and he get soaked—I beg pare dop, my dear, I mean struck—#y an- sams eee. and in about two imin- fora a can confine in Aa between two Pag ER to Cx “— dual: ‘The $1,000-a-vear man should sot pay more than $20) @ year rent. That le—et penell, bride-eleot—just exactly 8662-9 & month, Call it Hé ‘That will let you live over on the west aide and waa atthe poeery ing while you each day ‘watching the scenery from a Start in & couple of montha before | out your the hapoy day and hunt a cosy four room flat in the Icality most conveq- tent to your means and *he question - Onthe Question of War THINK wars are terrible,” sald the professor's wife. “Go they are, sald the pro- © ¢qnaor, “Dut wsualyy necessary.” “Not always,” said the professor's said the professor, ‘the amount of IIl-will between two peo- les has bocome so great as to produce the desire, of each to exterminate the other, thé” human Passions thereupon render war between them @ necessity, ‘War aiso cielirs the air,” His Majesty the Janitor, FIRST ARTICLE, ~™/How to Find a Flat. ‘T'S all nonsense saying you can't lve as cheaply and economically in New York as you can in other large cities, You can live economically any~ where if you are willing to live your own life within your means, without regard for what the family aext door You can get . foursroom flat, un heated, for $8 or $10 a month over on the east aide, and not in Little Italy| Steam, Take any of the crossiown treats above the Nineties, between ‘Third and Fifth avenues, Skip the new Deated apartment building, and ¢ four-Foom floor in one of * ‘vfowhetone fronts that sa onn ne tour-room Lys on the fAfth ding neat cata, avenue, where i) ante you In midair, It wi eee tae, eves, Tete a! oy . oor 8 ag in tee, ber wee There ts ‘i certain charm of home lke exclusiveness (hat clings to these old houses, and there is generally a bit of real earth behind ther iron fences, or & few sprays of Ivy straggling up | Ba the front windows, A spasm of regencration has selsad most of the old-fashioned house land- lords within the last four or five years, and these remodelled floors are gen- orally Well equipped with modern esant- tary plumbing, even if the steam radi- »* “Ob, Charles," said the professor's » _ wile, “how cruel you are to talk that ~ ‘Way—and you a college professor! War fa nota necessity, Idon't care what you in ‘ark Med burlap. your parlor Remember, that first of all, this fat {s going to be the home of your hus- wee | band and vourself, not a museum of curias for interested relatives, nor & Feception sult | “Choose It with this {dea in view, and Never mind if they have got lovely reg turnituce in thelr doll house. They are probably sanding off the Instel- ment man with a merry weekly song And expecting the wagon to back up any time and trot off that lovely new furnkure whither it came from. Tt is harder to live on $10,000 a year here than It Is on $1,000. If you take & house out toward Yonkers or next door to New Brunswick you will be able to wear a halo on $10,000 4 vear, If you uy tan you'll find yourself and And Pied cient here hey to 4 rill evel a syralcats fo for 4 é “but have you any mse Station to offer which will do away with mn R, Toler ats tell you ites rele ol the house not to pu rub lan cause there's a 3600 fire~ the eran raul the dearest boy “Yes,” eaid the professor's wife, ‘ have, Let those who make the quarrels | of .; Might It out among theraelves.”’ “Yes, I have heard that before,” Don’t worry too much over that steam . 1t sounds lovely, but If you have ever experienced its vagaries and | ™2* caprices at the hands of his majesty the janitor on @ sero day you will wel- come the Independence of your own shiny range and the small base burner @ have, cating ed, Neither is the first-of-the-month vis- landiord @ pleasant hard convince & " interrupted the pro- st "Why should thousands 0% tnocent people suffer because two ___ Don’t Mind Climbing Stalre,* wat | into giving you anything you want the New Addition— More Space, — Greater Christmas Stocks Than Notion Sale Continued To- morrow. New Locatiog—In New Addition, ‘OOL COTTON— $00 yA soft finish—Black and White— 8—regular price 22 cents dozen: « Cotton Miastio~4 widths... Hose Supporters—3 alzes,.., Buttonhole Twist—box of % pO Extra large spools. tosa him over the mere flat. It ts large enough for two poopie. mind the guest chamber. many mueats on $1,000 a jon Ww na a loving friend trom. Janesville, Wis, sends her Basting Cotton—0 yd. Beat Basting Cotton- ‘#0 yd. spool congtatulations, oat a ir jar that cracks of js You that next month ‘run down and visit vou and your Sear one in vour cozy, cosy nest, write +| back quick and tell her the bathtub in | by ke ony eo neat is Pint tial and white.. most too short for Double | Serge Belinea . and vou ores include a w irnishings. siwe.etc & . &. & Mend reegtoo. sen. Swell H. & EB.—gross........ gh Placquet Fast'ere—dos| for critical im ou have found It, trot In the world over that , And see "e he likes it, t fully a month before you are married, so you will have plenty of time to decide on the furnialings suit. 9 for each room. Tt Is S) ver cent, to warm the parlor and bedroom, The Evening World Fashion Patterns. Designed by May Manton, wite, and ruining psohowe trying to keep up the pace, So to the $10,000-a-vear man who con- templates the joyous state of honey- mooning we my 0 ou! Yonkers, or Cos Cob, or Flatbush, or New Brunswick, Till your garden of Eden as leading citisens and commute with contentment, But if the boss of the ranch only earns from $1,000 to $3,000 + Year or less, and he is a climbing young man fn the metropolitan business scale, ing | then consider first of all that his time ntra-| and comfort mean money, and don't tondemn him te spending, two hours ‘Spsry rulers have a grie of the families at home, “Quite eo," said the professor, think of those things. But you are making @ mistake that la not uncom-| « mon in the disquasion of war, You"— “No mistake at ali, said the profes- sor's wife; “if the Cuar of Russia and the Mikado of Japan have quarretio’ | 7 over Corea, or Manohuria, or whatever We te, let them fight it out together, in- | An _ Stead of causing the loss of hundreds of thousands of Iives of common s0idiers > whe don't care a bit about the old the fgon't ‘believe. wore ire secee: anry at all, Why peed know, eit that ey oy a ‘and Rootes f By the way, have ey ibe be Be row ned to un Coller moe th wn she rol leave me for hert i sen, for Mra, Guy. 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