The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1906, Page 13

The Evening woria’s mome magazin (RS. NAGG and MR- By Roy L.MSCardell. cr Advice in Business Matters. ke my advice, Mr. Nagg; but if you ult me first before you rush off and If Ue Would Only Tat: i neve would con do some of the thin s you do we would be much} better off! “Look at the Mr. Pilcher never specula: t and y how rich they ar tht without ‘his wife. He | 1 estate all the time, and he al has her down town signing pape “Mrs. Pll it th n to ‘herself, and she can't e she never has an aft- keep a promise to ern go to a matinee or any social affairs because her husband he 0 come do to is Hable at any minute to te fs office and sign papers. E he says she used to try to read the papers, but it would drive you | at thoy mean because they are a lot of Jumbling ty of the second um of one dollar, razy to make ow snfusing words about the party of the fi part and the irt, and reby convey,’ and ‘In consideration of the § orself, they do.not pay her « dollar; her| and tells her to £0 nd he kn it—won't betri 1, because, as Mrs. Pilcher says herself, she doesn’t get asks her husband what it {s all about he tells ner to e he makes so much money he can afford to be rude home, which is Just like a him, and whatever “And, just a Pilcher, I think it js a shame, because she is 1 that she knows exactly where to sign her t husoand in bis business and by nd knowing exac bei Pilcher ean at least claim that her husband all if it wasn’t for what a help she {fs to him woman! Her husband appreciates ber you consider bands that imply do band In, his busi- s in his pockets er that comes to him o: n to mail a letter she gave him, h years or acts ‘ it is enough to br one’s heart, “If you en would step criticising y wives and ¢ to help them this world would be a great deal better! “Here is the | strike to make coal dearer and the ice doubled in price a e butcher ng me two of the toughest chickens that I couldn't even make a fricassee of them and all the chiMren nee 7 and the woman that comes. in to do the froning scorching my best Hnen : tablecloth, and not in the middle elther where I could hide it with the centre piece, and Brother Willie still out night after night till all hours looking for wo. and me not feeling well you come home and quarre) with me about nothing! es, about nothir T haven't said a word to you except to advise i / you tor your own good and yet you scowl at me Iike a fiend! How long nd such treatment, Mr. Nagg?” i having no appetite and \ HEART am HOME PAG Nixola Greeley Smith THE WOMEN WHO READ. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. d, I'm awfully fond of reac t 1 ngely eno’ ideas were sot the} ates it. ‘The had to some brain ts fed somothing work for a living, andj to ter 40 read the tmsh s, the redd, if they fest sort of 1 fn the cars are r nates books of a entific or tile ‘These et ach mar Pog. One of the best rend and y want to 1} than to read not! “Dor lf judged by a f anarchist. W! nates the tedium of a diy on the cara in the ci tion of women fellow-travellers, I have foun the only women I « rested in—snd possibly those only We could be Interested In me—to be working or professional women. To # newspaper woman, the cardinal . naturally, {8 not reading news- ipera, ‘This the workingwoman invariably does, the coolety woman, strangely A Wom. at The woman who reads newspapers ts far better oducated than she who made! ; novels; indeed, no woman can be ignorant who keeps herself thoroughly pe. ed tn the day's news. Of course the woman who really carta ea ere terests, so ahny children that she can AM no time to read, Is = be pitied But tsn't she a myth, ‘Tia hundreds of thousanda of work! gwomen, wuo Qn? ame to neni cen.ainly Mcate it. My ~ HEALTH AND BEAUTY. v, By Margaret Hubbard Ayer, vg Subdue Blackheads. | A Dandruff Shampoo. M. G.—Black. | M, G—Ary this shampoo to re- heads must be move dandrunt cleared from « tharides, 1 oune h glycerine, din by. b and water | Remedy for Sties. H.—Here 4s 4 oure for s 3 }Loe w d, Avold tate hours ow the eyes to get tatleiie uNces; ros 40 s. Uso w riction twice a day ap Wide on the skin afte “or Eruptions. o!l of birch, A.-Wor facta! eruptions uso hydro: Batho te eves night] kono to bathe the Itching wections, @nd morning with plantain water, in| Banh feca eitAaARalich tested Dish, & Hite carbonate of soda te dis- ams; white pre- d BUDGER, the‘* Want-to-Be’’ Boy — By “Pop T KNOW WHA IWant To AN ELEPHANT TRA WERE 7) Budger was tired of his toy elephant and yearned for a job at | training a boy in the audience offered the real live article. with his wand, and: Up popped Make-Believe, touched hit him a stick of candy and some nuts, and Budger, forgetting his cuty, shinned up the parapet for « feast. k that all a woman q one dollar do the But—. THREE DAYS A WEEK WITH THE GLOVES. TG KEEP ro] Hor SATHS THE PORES J EALTHY~ HEAL HY We the crowd right and left, and breaking up the show. Budger was 80 ashamed of his own carelessness that he tried to hide under a bench, but: NUNBUT, THE BRAVE: He Deserves the Fair. (Twit L, fAnceuca ATHLETE! PLIGHT MY RUAR TEL zi SHOW HER ( - ' e., Tuesday Evening, Aprif 351906. cheers of the crowd, when: 4 butted headforemost through the ecattering— Tain deb} less boy! You've mislaid our be f an attendant dragged him before then Make-Belleve spirited Budger the next moment Budgér, the Boy Batrachian Buster, was leading a ? Peerless, Prehistoric, Plethoric Pachyderm abcut the ring amid the the elephant was so mad at being left out of the invitation that he side of the building, in so doing | the manager, who shouted: “Care- st elephant. Jail for you!” Just home in safety. Master Pincus Runs Away with “Ti's All 2 our Paul dd has escaped from one of utions eniied no climbs before the ts that /fol- yan’ convuls- men ing the boy's father, two wives and a sweetheart consequent A plan of the lovers ds to a general y in a darkened handing old jere was a great deal of wever, particularly from e house, was caused by. ohtbald, who! 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