The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 11

Ei J pie; have | i Tbe 3 e 3 x jot #o engnged the police give © colony of warllke bincks in eno bushido to.such warfare; |. fs not honorable, The police know | the quiet-and gracious art of jiu- but hit at the blacks with rei Your August Majosty will allow your) jonorable mind to he disturbed upon | phearing that these people use the word.) “lobster,” which among your subjects | us term of enor, aa one of derision | J “With “such foollth © things as these | they divert themselves and alto iny © & murderous. ventole called! t Green Auto,” a fire carriage tha | ‘In the” similitude of a devastating or whither it goes, but they seek it with Many méaledictions.. Such are & few. of the astonishing qualities of this tewn “May your increasing virtue and the rable ancestors guard these unworthy ways for- A of perspiration, ‘our always to ‘be despised and unworthy representative, KOMURA. OS? Mamma’s | oe THE © WOMAN'S © CORNER ‘ Housewife’s Thumb-Nail Cyclopedia. - _ Salt for Bath. ‘ } “ A chp of salt added to your footbath, | omaing hot rater, will prove: res\ Ny pal "To Clean Gloves, | e . ture ,for anything Bprend the gloves on “amoothing out the creases flannel in the milk and rub a little so on ft: “With this rub the gloves, worl - Ging downward trom the wrists. You wi need to ‘rinse the flannel often. When | “yall dirt is removed lay the gloves with. * jout ringing on @ clean, dry towel, puli+ i pg them. “5 nearly the right shave as ———- ~The Detachable pouwsible. When dry they should be soft and ‘gionsy. Eggs and Cream. To mix white of exgs with beat light and add to the cream ear, (also | beaten. stiff) a short time befote it 15 tobe used This is a deligitful mix- which demands Aap THE NORTH-ATLANTIC SQUADRON | ILLS THE NORTH RIVER FOR KOMURA'S. BENEFIT . ny sia irae r fi es t erSome w of w the # Best # Jokes w of'w the a Day.» “When. man keeps complainin’ Gat) married, I'm sorry to’say. vant of the people,” said ‘the man with hie ain’t had no opportunity in Hfe,”"eaid| Bleeker—Indeea? Who is her hus-j old-fashioned ideas, Duck Wbes, “you ind o’ ~wonder| band? Yes,” answered Senator Sorghum. whether he ain't too busy iiclin to no- |' Moeker—I am.—Chicago News. “The trouble is that in‘so many cmses ties san: opportunity if it comea\along.’" sth rent tho tips amount to’ more than the rega- we ter. jar wages,”—Washington Svar. - = . tener, “ihe young man etarting out th Wfe ‘hasn't any ‘credit.”—Washington Stari Bltnkeryon—Is Jones atiilfaying at lention to your daughter? Squiffers—He isn't paying her any ate tention at all, Bunkerson—Oh, did he jilt her? Squiffers—No,; he married. her-—Alley Sloper. “Pa/" eald Uttle Johnny, “what's « % happy medtum?” Blesker—Hetlo, oki man! I ese you|> “One who bes a brisk business at $3 are operating the typewriter yourself | per eeance ought to be happy, my son,” now. What became of that pretty | —Loulevilie Courier-Journal. stenographer you used to have? RE Sie Meeker—Oh, she quit her job to get "A young man who js starting In life," said the person who gives sonorous ad- vice, “should be careful to avoid debt." “A Govérnment official is but a ser-| “As a rule,” answered the paticnt lis- £@ Boy « By F. G. Long. He Plays Indian with Papa’s Best Hat; ® Sette oe Y 50 OSdosusoedssdeseoue wo 2 dn Which Much Will Be Found “EXERCISES FOR THE GIRL WHOM WALKING TIRES. wiifpped orem, ay It fr lens rich, and th i also a good substitute for the old fasr~ foned pudding sauces fn” wiiich ese! nites are beaten vp with sherry and bugar. Flavored in this way. or simply sweetened, with the addition, of a few ings of nutmeg, ‘shix combination makes a doliclous sauce for little baked buttor puddings, Underskirt, i Pointed Paragraphs.’ the’ game. of jife. diamonds ‘are [esse only when a man has & good deal. ee 28 Allmony 1s @ salve used by ome, to. heal the wound made by, Cupid's dart. » Every girl should know how %0. firt in order to be able to refrain trom’ doing at, bss not that the lier amet ote, Sat Sa Ta some weeks ago? : It doenntimes 6 that faith. hope ‘Shaise of Fratitutes cae to Interest etantin which & deterniined effort 1 firat-mentioned foriad f ifs HOBOKEN—The tntest stylen in derera aie ihe “uleepeark "Ge Unitato"’ anit “Mack ¢ : . ed IMPORTER~Nothilng in that 3 of a ylolent. éorthatiake in Japan. “It res. HomerMakers _ Margaret Hubbard Aver’s Beauty Hints. A Cure for Freokles, HAT 1s @ good cure for freckles? My little ‘girl’ gets them thick across her face and nose in the sumnier time, Her akin is very thin | and fair, INQUIRER. Taloum and the Pores, F-any foreign substance Py frequently. to the skin. will | If the Mttle girl has an unusually aen-{ ¥! sitlyp akin {t would be well as 2 moans of prevention of freviley bafore going out to apply just the Jeast little croam fo he: face: rubbing tt tn well and th sprinkle a little powder over it, It ‘will Prevent doth sunburn and freokles, Wash-the face in buttarmilt or try the follow: Might seal eat sumMcientl, jetrong for the child: tied wegten, 1 pint: lavender water le), 3 3 sal-ammoniac (powdered), 1, mi Grochloric acid, 1-8 dram, and morning. May There {8 something ex. Coedingly attravtive about the child's dress’ that ts made in French style, with ,| the long waist and short speed ‘on it when the muscles are lim-|' ‘bered up somewhat, Don't POH from side to: other even and the balance of de: when one, in the, bands upon the knees, bend un- wh the body assumes a crouching pos- tun, ‘bending as low and es far down aay Spike ica up dowly and ; skirt. ‘This one ib excep- tlonally dainty and -becom- ing made with the yolks ool- lar, and bap also the advan- tage of being one of those adaptable modele which oan be more or less clatiorate as.) Mf pccaaion “domandsi Thus. | trated the material te, bex "| tiste, swith the yoke, Bonar | and cuffs’ of embroidery. ‘The skirt ( straight, simply mathered at‘ite upper ede. ‘The quantity of anagerial “Manton’s Daily the face ears ae and for a ries Zi,