The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1905, Page 19

" f x ia ie LET ENTE PE Ce ee Tho. Evening World's Momo Mogazino, Friday Evening, October 27, MRS. NAGG AND MR. —— ' By Roy L. M'Cardell, af 3 F course, you are not Interested in such things, Mf He Discovers that Football | _ . Is Really a Dangerous Game, wt By ss G. Long. ~ HE AT i ee a ea mkt COME ON, KIDS, yO ane es , ; Heres A Naw Foor BALL ites wd WW) Kids GA . FoR You. SEB THAT mesf )) You DonT Ger INTO gi WA PTT AT ROUBLE Aj Negg, You are not interested in anything except your meals or your busthess, but It it woulda’t be too much trouble for you I would dike you to look at the | new opera cloak I bought, | “It you don't Ike it I wil] send it back, I thought It was % : fd Robert B, Mantell = ay a Declamatory Richard * U4 Wy) YW & special bargain, and they won't exchange It, Tt was so) oo xX) \ cheap, too!~only $07.99—thet I cout riot reslet taking it, tor, | ALL } \ 7 as you know yourself, I haven't anything to wear to the | RIGHT. ra © Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, who Ja)t: ie @ question whether § theatre except my sealskio, or my, Cayert cloth boxcoat or SAR PA eg a} [ ; é now in town, would only take @/ate mot preferable to the to go in my figure with my furs. night off Broadway and go to the|absi “Not that you care, not that you ever ask mo to go any- é ‘ where and not that I care for clothes, Mr. Nagg! But 1 Mink it only proper, for your own self-respect, If wo go out anywhere that your wife shouldn't be dressed lke a beggar Sa woman, ’ | “I know I ought to get things for myself, but my first thought t# always for YOU OF for some one else and never for myself, and there was the money lying) « Mle, because you told me you only wanted me to take it to the tank for you @e you had a need to meet; but, as I said to myself, the note can walt, and I don't ate why you always are thinking of peying out every cent you make to other people when your wife hasn't’ decent dress to weer! “T atand tn the stores and #¢e other women buying nice things for themselves ~ meoven Mrs. Dubb sends homie the handsomest cloaks and furs, ¢, o d.; of course eho never takes them, but comes to the door herself and tells the drivers she i f, that is one comfort a woman has that when @he sees her in the stores ug If to say ‘You can’t afford such 4 R Uilngs!’ she can order them home. vt “f know you always get tad whon I send things home ¢, 0. 4., and many a time When you have been in the house when they have come home you have pald BRN Fea on for things I had no {dea of getting, and then you (ook at me as If you thought I ‘OU BOUGHT HIM wus tho extravagant one of this family! . . " FOOTBALL FOR “Why, at the meetings of the Society of Domestic Boonomy F have been posl- l r > hy ‘TO HAVE, tively ashamed when I saw what fine clothes other women were wearing. { FUN with, “I don't see how they do ft; 1am sure you make more money than some of thelr husbands do, but then their husbands are more economical and don’t waste theit money on politic and lifé’insurance and treating thelr friends like you do. ‘Tt i all your fault, Mr. Nagg; if I had @ charge gccount lke Mrs, Stryver’ has I wouldn’t have had to pay for it, but you know I stopped my change ac-/ counts because the stores write one such terrible letters if you don’t pay them| right away in five or six months! Why, one place when I wanted to pay them a! dollar on account, and the bill was only a few hundred doilars, they refused to take It, and they sént a man to you. And of course you sided with them-you al- » ‘ways side against your wife—and you paid the bill and then you blamed me! “You always blarie me, and I won't stand it! You just try to run the house yourself and seo what it costs! “You are perfectly satiefied at my getting the opera cloak, you say? Ob, don't be a hypocrite, Mr, Nugg! You know you don't want me to have @ thing, You don’t even like to go shopping with mo, and you know it!” THE FORTUNE TELLER. By T. O. McGill, INADEH, the green| While I seated myself tm the mirror woman, was feed-| chair #he poured the powder in the all- ing birds’ tongues|ver bowl and poured over it, from a to the three-eyed| bottle, yellow water from the River le. ee, he and nner, 4 éouaiy monetop towel ee. effects ant—he pl fete ty h the Liela Frost dnd Arthur Ebbets as the Duke of York and Duke of Norfolk. rather remote Garden Theatre, he would find an answer to thi he uttered In "The Silver Kin, God, turn back Thy universe and give me yesterday!" \ Yesterday is the keyfiote of the per- formance of “Richard 111." that Mr, Robert B. Mantell 1s standing and fighting for there, The one modern towsh is the W. A. Brady mob, and it fell down #0 quickly and completely on Bosworth Field last night that the audience burted it in laughter, It bit the dust like @ vanquished football toam, and left a ridiculofisly open feld to Richard and @ rather under-weight! Richmond, | Robert B, Mantel! as the Duke of It is just thie old-fashioned sort of] Gloster, thing that Mr, Mantell should guard — : against if he hopes to win a victory, Of Richard. He tn dechimatary fom in Now York. The modern method of Fadi He is always Robert, — WA rabbit when J called |} ’ last night. I laid t ls & mamenoth task have set 4 the written request| me," sald Zinades, as sha ewnah Oh: A By Rob Thompson, yo oacnusngncsine Tu. vaca Ihe CHARLES DARE = yu foe Ri mgr tbs pee Megara e cm ice hed rari ~ any ee - Line esting, I see three men in the vision, pb pee ne Re j Ay gee around whom, many others whirl and - POR HEALTH AND BEAUTY. strugsie, Thorggis talk and “lk, and y 2 cut ho meer om yrs taka ow me By Margaret Hubbard Ayer iS thing’ Remédy for Brown Spots. ‘the reach of ignorant persons or ahfl- “Look again,” T sald, “and see which 4 dren, WANTED—ONE SPIRIT! [ot tne mes sere etrtaent “‘aive 1 eve| A Good Hand Bleach, {By Albert Payson Terhune |,“ hart to see,” she replied; “they * you this for- A} ule for is not auo- ARY.—Oxallc acid ts excellent In ; rf 4 struggle #0, and the men around them io) ‘ ee eed odt vee thoes, make so much disturbance tt ts DO not crave @ billion to distinguish the forme of them. It I Nor give one cent for fame does not seem to affect your fortune, though," she sald, as she looked up me fn triumph, “Thatie good to hear,” I replied, “but: removing fruit stains, but for s cessful I would go to. an expert sur- yeon and have him attend to it for t i never safe to amper With any of hese petty blem- nerat and habitual band bleach I advise the following: Iaho- Ine, 100 grams; paraffine (liquid), % pe extract of vanilla, 10 drops; oll of roses, 1 drop. Mix and’ ; when necessary. set T'd gate to hear the rabble s On other peoples’ toil, can you not make out anything movet” PG bathe to be MoCurdy-tized “It seems to bea Ne are con 1 Or laved in Standard Ol, corned and with oe wt Rataats Wea For Prominent Ears, | For g{lded social honors Learn Pagid: By : jowder), 12 grains; gyURPLEXED SOUTHERNER—Bar I do not seem to care, mocking yar ‘There are quege foxtract of witeh P straps, which may be found at any When naiong tbe th cannch’s meaty | 484 mee feating a0 hoagh te ue hase, 2 on. 006i |" of the res sores whare they dep You'll find me otherwhere. evens ; ant rome water, 2 ounces. Mix. Mop ov cosmetic articies, will help over T've no wish to beat Wail street pene raters gro weg your the spots night and morning, Bichlor-} come the tendenoy to stabi out. It the Nor butld @ Ibraree wah my ide of mercury is # dangerous p®ison, | defect is very obvious a slight surgical In fect, you'll find oo grasping Whet else dies the vision show? T and while perfectly proper to use as} operation can be performed. The oar s Ambition about M0. all say ee here suggested, should be kept out of| straps are wotn at night, of course. BUY the masses and he ts cheosed and ao- in tk a Women Should Not— | Queerest: Divorce Law, a bi LL men stories which are tinged HERD |s something to be said with @ hue of scandal, for Burmah, If the Burmese copia. "What {s. the. wish Imagine thet 0 Gapley of husband and the Burmese Wite seated td ous Mo ould be norance ean (be palmed off as inno-} come to the conclusion that they have ‘win enough tor the winters coal,” bur he rate " arometgee heh I guess the mystery ts too deep.” Take @ dieterted view of lite Becease Greot. the re, Be \ some man was found to be untrath=| soiio) wie? fom, fot ae } ‘Think thet men use the term “wood) dies. | one rings fellow" to them tn the way of com> Piao eactand St Gove pliment, he Chicago Law Journal, 0 Get into the habit of seeking for 4 b pany the husband, one the wife, Goublg meaning in everything told oy aro Nehted at the same moment, qy estes comnepens: Z to them, ot tia Scare yond hie Saly * me seentomeee ‘Polk to men toa way Chat evens of &) his or clothes, while the owner of THE PANGS OF GOSSIP, |HOW JAP . sateen nl ee oa aa ' RONG AND HEALTHY,| #2 inal uaa Sow By Nixola Grevley-Srnith. BierK . ple and ol ‘ ttle, ot ST about three-fourths of the letters written to Betty ame Grnmasivn, end preston this department are from young men and women 3 1 $ tise tg ie fia th eb ona who have quarrelled with their sweethearts as the re- f ent ' - | love fy te — an. areal eet ict fruite and «oe and nits work, sult of evil t. pe repor Birety, litte dapanese gt haa ber | owed foe Just tle SS nate = TH) Maw Manton's Daily Fashions, — Tt seems to mo that the person who has not learned ut- wm teacher, a waki Lk Bg <7 ee) WP 2 pedis disregard wouslp tx deserving of very little #ym- a ac ° i? ae ese 4 ait aorting 0 het T tecie permed yy ; Tice A 1 ‘ ‘Tye value people attach to mere words cannot be under. ; it, and uit she can on! favorite of the au- estimated. The woman who would pawn her Jowsls to get ‘an her pil 4 Feed ea gp moons 4 friend out of trouble will in more peaceful times assure — a fe i: tele pardon sea well Hked with the oorse- any one that will listen to her that poor Fanny really ought) % Phar “The Feally jet or peincesse sktrt, OF to know the folly, of home-made hatr dye, and that It's) ave a ‘ th fou ru ts ‘ tot rnc f Hee, “Buck @ sight an «| has toi dail ohitdren »* mith deep tel Res j . one amartest shown, that gtves a watst- coat effect and which is adapted to all seasonable materials, The lines are exceptionally good ones, and the tucks from the shoulders Unetive touch, case one of the double yotles is trimmed with collar and cuffs ‘of velvet and made with a waistooat of ‘broadeloth, but the possibilities are many. The sukings of the season are exceptionally beautiful, and broadcloth ind velvet both are shown In Meht or \“ohlffon” ‘ weights and will be greatly M FOR LOVE RS AB | worn, while there sino are nt y chiffon velveteens, and all te be true. Don't| the many novelties foo ; numerous to mention, Vel- i sf Jorh They Quarrelled and Parted, | °\ vine cote, Dear Batty: wut here, again, there is bard irl, Blneteen, and am stor Indivtdnat PD igad ppportunitty for Indivla l ore! ae Pe dive teas heate | pevteronce. Blk can be ts9@ a o have been keep: for the last two years, ‘or plain doth on mix v i marta we had @ quarrel and to oe AT ten Vtkave dai nin | er may, Se. kad bd Len inl, but 1 think he cares | Walsicort nore me her. 1 would like to) ¢ . ‘ our but donc know Set Wout It. nk L Tucked Eton—Pattarn No. 5188, if (he medium thgo Le Bod yreeds gy ft 2 yond of velvet for or and 54 forved. The quantity of material required for yards 44 or 16-8 yards J inchus wide, w/t yarde of any width for vest Pattern 5186 |9 cut fn sizes for ot, 96, 23 and neh bast meme. ry Call of send by mall to THE BVENING WORLD MAY MW = ‘Write the young man, asking him to TON FASHION BUREAU, No, 2. Wost Dwenty-thind # ‘eal, ‘Then tel! him you are worry, Obtaly work, Rend ton canta 1h. goin oF atampe tor each DALLOEN OF ota a) ST There 7 ' ; SUNDAY WORLD WANTS pelican, eT RUM were bai _ MORK MONDAY WONDERS gst re