The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1905, Page 13

ae “yOU look bike," wad the Poss! wilst. “What's the matter?” “Tim broke,” sald the Ama- ‘Yut Philonopher, dejeotedly, “Hal Hat” Inughed the Pessimist, o\ Gerdontently, "8o you've béen wrevked © mn the pea of sentiment, too? Yeabrrday 0 Ne Fane # eteat day for tho ladios, eh?’ ‘What.do-you meant" asked the Phi- nr, peevishiy, irra for Bt. Valentine, patron of fomals erage’, oriol the Pessimist, *ynockingly, "You don’t have to wear a Waten: to tet te passersby ‘what you've ‘Mbenup ngainst. You've got the ‘day fter Yalontine's’ look mapped out all ? over you, OH, you'll learn by experience, “mavbe’ ° fe Re TL alware thournt Valentine's J ny. wae the oroasion for a rlmple ox- ‘of, aentiment,” ald . the < Valei fines Ket by them. Why, it's as bad ad the ‘Merry, Xmee’ hold-up." Philosopher, ‘atl, about @t., Valentine and the lit. tle god of love,"! angered the Poesimist, ‘Talk about paper-trilled tender tokens —why, the 1006 valentine has bepestei into @ substantial éxpression of ment that {a worthy of the of upper Broadway! j “If you escaped with flowers end bonbons, you've got no Rick coming, “The feroipine senthmentaMate . who begin to got terribly chammy with you about Feb, 4 drop out ae Mi bret hints In a way that Lenya Me the in- ventory of @ ae i "The valentines beady fae 1008 sentiment of lovely wine sound soma “My boy. sentiment: hasn't a ghost of vhow with Valentine's Dey since the P Peiialo practing spirit has teken*sherge ie wotime. ican Just seo 4 ploture, Jahonmh, moseanmer boys flying around yesterday wit violots for Talzto dod candy for ‘ensle Ina f wen depleting your nancial sta: fi atvictly Felixeeque fashion, “Phe Bi, Valentine's Day stock of Wialims mont have been unusually Jarge i woyear, judging from the hordes of © prossed epiriia I've’ seen joining the S“onpumors’ League! for @ ttle artif » gin} cheer, Bo you thought you could escape th a few of the good old-fashioned, ,*'). my Valentine’ paper hearts, &a, tv) you? Nay, «nay, Rollo; the ladiea, yp bless tom, have changed el} that, Wom. #) are the biggest grafters In the world, nd don’t you ever think for ong min- init apd) or ida CHAPTERS, ree Kardlake ‘finds a by urban vie Ate % @ woman mayve eile 8 Hat dled, 48 f lngueat proves athe ety heart hoy by & Uny ermnic.. needie, finial, 6a ponds - him wl pay, hi wait 68 2 se POMP ATI AB saan easiow, & young for na f° amaty'en tha plait, th tor ropelte ki a Hiarties, Mite. Gi Greece Warraa nah cm i it Vi or, & New Yor! euclely bella, atl LIC He (8 A former ac- n ihe Tecogn| anh booed ‘ghwort Tel a A DEY Fi eo) aN Hawkine blackmails eeelor peeentnenee {he CHAPT):R VIII, Cut on the Prail. ‘Fi dull force of ‘his position be- i came clear to’ Henslow, and bh Groped bavk in his chair with y deep breath, as Mf he caught sight of the) f <'@haem shat was yawning before him, |} 6 Pale eld roguc held him as tn @ vies, oy" "You see that, even if you are inno- gent of the woman's murder, and 1 wrwon't'wo for to say that you ain't, this will Break off your metoh with the lady, @ilas Wariner, I think, was the name,” Honslow gfitted his teeth, thinking} wi how that overbeand conversation with aie dawyer bad helped to place Laue in poate *man's power, ~ ' he wpahot of the talk was that “pf tho game, /)'m sorry you're. one ct ac." is engaiged on | Cu anada, thing Uke @hist One box allk stockings, ie Laniged, st ee gpold-linked arte , Of Caireemone gold: puree aét with pearls, one slivat Jewel casket, in the aocepted shape de cour, our most beautiful oocastona of sentiment.” up,” cried. the ‘the imposing 20 of the expense outlay, | You'll have to cut out that sentiment wag, anyway, ‘If you want to make a hit with the falr eps, Bontiment’e too cheap," “But you would think that Valea. tine's Dav: sentiment,” commenced: the Philosopher, ‘Valentine's Day sentiment.” sneered Pessimist, “Get out your 190° Book Synon: ae et J pay oailed on him?" “Don't worry about that, old. man,” nd the’ trange vistor ald a hend eA ig arm, "you have Li a Dean very suon ES sa a eae ais I yt: nol" be be ‘eta Bits snl veya i th fon aca ak Ear | know, ° ® Aroess “the alta that a under the porte ¢ ‘eo of @ lu ted house on bbe eles 9 aR that fou a noo re entre a dy ” or rt fri Mat Pit be te ad a ine mye. one ‘evoniny hh Oy, sf tte va. ty Wo a fre i ea it was Tee duty Wo fave juyiioe done the imfortunate age who, was found dend in their Ue. tisian Jo Weta dng that ‘ane it was rather the subject ou uss the subject o €n_ and her Mayer,» - tation fom he. Ba Basiy while not so en- Penta tet) woe quite vidas ae jie ager No, 2.—The "Oh, X know It now,” groaned the! v The Woman In Mauve. By Ernest Delancey Plerson.. case you don’t find the dootor, who shall off ieee: api pene | be ud, be ae OLD weather {9 inimical both to Cc the growth and the health of the hair, and it stands to rea- aon, therefore, that one should. make a doubt fort to help it during the with ter, Blond hatr also has @ tendency to turn dark ey odded her head in the direction nder Re Oune lady peaied on @ Puatic honnajt iy bests who was lramonsely amused evidently t the sallics of the young man beside her, “But can't f get you something?” he gets fit Hones: FOF the chance offered “Dear, Tio; not ao e fn the even: i nd But you're a slave 1 ‘he ‘won't, be Happy. tt ho gots It,’ so run and make your- welt Pappy. if yout haven't forgotten farewell ie her ae, through f 18 Gail In ther frie after her “amnl}ing, it 1 little i099 OF a with nudes iapng tule ig reye (7) “ t a oe map on humor, rte ‘that 10 toward ote river, & olgar, ang, Pett ai to ke company, te’ ant down in one o' the little su) houses, and ee On yatant river, now that: bi ad BTS for, Rita had a ented, wera i t ‘to face the curl} aa it must ig been mueh the sone or #OnD: eine Feriew. with pony ved her fay him a tae hin to feel in @ surly fearin, Out on a terrace about (rsp for as yet er After ail, he a not a suggested, yA over with, er bor breathed ‘inal indliterence, not con os he fae 1 far soy EE before him, Ne ee see none Hawkins was hired ‘at a large salary ih avening at m guarics bola to, act aa the young doctor's aptaont the fiver: ‘or at Heat pro Rey and forefinger with the skill *mensenger and general factotum, wi aotibp, . arviake and his @ound the en- fl a ot Mal moe meals wnd Jogging in the doctor's} , Karviake and his, wide ¢ound the ey brandy a ld partake “howne. pavilion, ‘the walle hidden smilex| 'Certaint sive rs, abet | One night, having dined heavily, Haw-! and ferns, nos fe harp and £ re ee great We Sf neea ‘na nd Kins wae mieepitig peacefully in the doo- ES toersmons bulb an Cups, cj the be p comforty! a5" he opked tor's, so-called office, ae Mag itnd gate a serhinna fountain sent UD, |g terrace, 9 whi Roi od th Ok ate led u) ara 4) pai ‘hore ‘that wou “(ng Nim: He started up with @ ory of theres rae la tte. el porn on up ino smoking room, @htm as from @ disagreeable dream, je “Ate you Dr, Heaslow?’' asked a volee, He saw standing before him « email and Father shabbily Greased man, with a arp face and a thin gray beard, © batt what's that?” and Hakwins tricd , to dig Roine of the’sleep out of his eyes, ~ '' “Don't get excited, Mr—er!” . “Hawking Js my name, and’ "Te It; Indeod? .And ao very pretty tame, too, Well, Mr, Hawkins, as you call yourself, where is your master, the dootor?"* The other atared at him thoughtfully, ‘without replying, "Come, youhad better ‘answer, ‘Major Crawford," ““Who-who are you?’ gasped the ex- actor, "Oh, no one in partioular,” sald the atrangor, ‘But look here,” and he drew Up his ghalr close to the sofa on which Hawking was seated and lald a hand warningly. on the other's knee, “TE think I know you," he said quietly, s%. hope in @ long oxistenco as a chief bref tn pome of the gromtest plays in “There, there! No nonsense! ‘Think youyean come that over me?” and the rude stranger pushed him back on the aoe. “Where did you leave your mas. ie vi it didn't leave him nowhere,” with a hohe y iron favited me just on purpone, tehilency to whimper, "YDon't tool with mo," and the eyes of tha little man shone sparkling, “Give |e ™é an ‘honest anewer,” "What, ye want bo see the doctor? Well, he's gone to—wait till I sce,” and with this ho rose and tumbled over to @ writing table near the mantleplece, Thig ia the place where he's gone tor the evening,” he said, holding out an engraved card, The stranger picked up the Invitation, | looked at ft for a moment and thrust It vi his pocket, All the time Hawihings had been watching him In @ very per turbed stato of mind. VAN walt, [ shall find him," sald “the stranger In a low yolce os he made for the door, “Here, one minute, please,"’ exclaimed | Hawkins as he intercepted him;* “In They Lenda Helping Hand, 1 ine through all the eolars of the tain- bow, And here was a etage, Whe a fairy |pavilion, whore In the Intervals whon the band was not playing some celc Many a woman, confronted with sud- den reverses of fortune, has “baffled the | wolf” by securing private pupils in music or drawing, Here again the “wolf” might have the best of it if It were hot é _ tor the help of the Want Ads. “are Instruction and Piano Wants in the MORNING WORLD lant weels ears { Wife not your ind,” “replied the i " segs le hpad of My, Kare: Wfrenventt Ke got gtine to be. tree from’ that 4 re," the young man tele is “hinwele with 'e bits 7 een vi jeasant ‘ep maT tayat have, Lt ag upplens 24 ain wh wotonts ety,” Hie was unpleasant, thadam, #0 much 1, don't ike: to ere ithe Fog somewhat dolly, rtunately Mra wo “bad ito turn juet then to welcome somo new arnivats, e thelr ‘escupe, so they were able to mi "T wonder if are mating at’ we growled her fst id, scowled at a man and womat who? his looking in):thelr direction with what soomed. to be unugual interest, ‘My cravat hag not worked uP, eyer my ear, hat it, or anything peoullar?’ you are toenight, to bo sure! Perhaps they are booking at us, ‘That ie what 1 expected, We are objects of curlos- ity, alnce this Is our fi ul public since that Meat golng to mind, ay eas, calmly obilvious. They will coase to be curious when they mee that we are -quite lke other people in the just go al Bathertni “Huh! ily “TCX bad known what I wi never have, me, Y believe "ehat fat ars, bee amupl fenture, ig she would Muro ie monkeya, ore man that danced ee: atch me here agaln, eet foul you are {n no mood for wuch a festive ocoaston, George,” monstrated the wife, good-naturedly, "Just admire the deoorntions of this room, and forget that people are look- (ing at us, though I believe halt of them are not thinking of us at all.” “Hang the decomtlong! I fect Ike n frenk in a dima museum," and ho glared ‘@o flercely at an old Indy who happened to be looking, he thourht, in his diroc- Alon, that ahe retreated {n dismay, Presently, however, the charm of the woene overoame his fit of had itemner, and he founl that the attentions that were now antl then ‘bestowed upon then ug they went down the room mieiht be Rocorned wibh equanimity and mild dis- al nh, The Dashwools might he vuylrat, but they centainiy knew how to deenrate thelr rooms in a lordly manner, sie ever the eve turn, thore way. novel decorative effect, The ceiling ila “iden by draneries of dark blue +\lk, were apelnkied with golden stare ithat sted noflened light over the crowd, A mye of orange trees bearing wondnus fruit, burning and scintillating, filled the end of the second drawite ranm, erate ‘n one corner dianlayed a tiny wnter= fall tumbling over minature roctts, tte waters changing In hue from time to brated singer cave selections from the operay or songs of the day. Karslale, in spite of himself, was amused, and wife was mad that he had ro- sovered his apirits, "Now, George T ithini vou Coserve a clear and something refreshing aftor this ordeal, Just leave me here, and when you return you my Wang, me over there hw the Fie, re'n Grace Warriner, paisa Sf a feon Rincon we yh marnied he to atom and heen our | Mra, Karslake Igughed, “How savage | ° \T sosset You, would = do—writ! yehatter” worded” musi eat ee thin} “1 Hon ‘belleve reve Ant mot hg “ Dash- " fore ip ) mark the old girl off t be ren tse ye the hat lee, dow: He Anything Ae fist, aa aids ie phate ilk! ae WI Be Wen, you—what 4. yout meant! "Shah! Not so toud, {f vou ptense, I'm Bam Pendr'ck, at vour servitet”” (76 be Continued.) mre Second Sight. The Key of the Trick HIS amusing trick of “peoond sight’? may be enacted with great success at any evening's entertainment, A blackboard, a piece of chalk and a sheet of paper are the necessary re- quirements, First announce to the com- pany that if any one or number of the persona before you write down any word or number of words upon the paper that you, without peeing the paper, will thon write upon the black- board those very words, Of course, every one will emile in- crodulously at this remarkable state- mem, and at once call upon you to prove what @ou claim you can do. . When the paper !s ready direct It to be hidden whfle, you tun your beck, and when the paper is invisible then fa the time when you make ready for your share of the fun, which, in the end, will bo the lion's share, Place the blackboard in a@ position so the audience cannot see the front of It and then asgume an attitude of deep concentration, as if you were calling up the invisible writing, Then say: ‘Now, if some one will kindly read aloud what 4 on the paper it will prove that I have wiitten those very words.” . ‘The papen !s read, and the time hae arrived to turn the board around, When the spectators see what is on it the in winter, thie belng orin-’ ing phoi aay of Misa Maude Odell shows | A young » woman whom @hndow universally recog- _| nized as a perfect 7] fpedimen of plivals, eal manhood) » do dares to pobsene fh flawless tiguro, which has been de veloped by his ays- item of ,phystoitl) ouiture. Th height she con+ ,| forme to the modern etandard,’ whion #6 head. In the days of the Greek soulpy the theory that pentoot uta body should meas: we | aight Made i vi eS bs ppe ee *Siainlay using the halt atid + freak ‘Again, there i tal i pone tuton ct i age hen, aed { ‘ lightenin, ro a ie month or ete any a lps i the alightes' ‘a OL Pow, P8aO BY MISS n§ Meibs Heaxtoon - U3 he head peroxide of a hair brighterer thad ever before, Only fortunately they are anlng | ee it more akilfully, | If the maiden with drab locks s/ishes | J to kee}: thoso cherished giints of Meht| in ‘bet hair she does use peroxide, in ‘one, form or another, but she usea It with diseretion, After thoraughly. wash- Ing the hair and partially drytig It 4 she rinses it with one-half peroxide and one-lalf water; this must come {n con- {act with every part of the hair and is atrong enough to brighten it poroepibly. plpally due to the Inck of light’ and sunshine and to the accumulations of Aust and ofl, which are never, as often remaved In winter as in sigmmor, It is in winter time that the blonde— or rathet the semj-blohde—she of the Nght drab loolse-falls an easy victim to the wiles of the peroxide bottler She acquires the feroxide tmbit in win’er, keeps it up during spring and summer when Jt {. unnecessary, and in tho au- tumn the harvest is eeaped, when the bleached blonde finds her halr ruined, at i na ee ATR aR al hi ot ut Pama inh hese 8 seers tate is the then ho 1} a | th Li vi It {t to yin, he ‘ph seooti. on aon ity riba white wine, iy tour hours, ual thee wet breadth of the hips, gated arm at ee L} “halt nova) the i one ih ra ee 5 tat aaa erm ye laugh will certainly be on them, for you have done exnotiy phat you boasted ie “those very There {9 not as much bleached hair}, The trouble with peroxide Is as was formerly sean, the popular shade | /® Cuprioious Afi fae Hotng pow a rah raddinh: chertnet, But] tine it will Gitte: from ohe to it fs true that more women are using, aye A Beauty's Understudy, before pe. AAly, change Is seer’ fal An ee up Fe 5 renee ru weal CS BG Wy In bor twa nights Ate f and very irl wh ; . re | \ bees ll three equal stay and.one-half the "disot me at the éyebrowp, the Hid Oke) ‘and forehead wei otal’ y, yt aa ot rf wn whothor the Bando y makes 8 ARAWRE au frag vr} eye Hf 1h bears the faaheria olivate kom the elgnetare of nw WaT aoa hates Hina Namal } Wai Ba Oe a agi iit Mintines to have a ‘cake ‘of the World's grea: est Beauty Soap NIN sc Nine A Lancs ated bot mall for i art of "he Stage-Doorkeeper—An’ what cati'T @ foF yout ; The Applicant—Do, young man} Run in an! ask Lillian Russel} if sho wants @ double, Ken tale told I took Uke her—Adapted trom London Sketch, Winter Nigh} Games. 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