The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1906, Page 21

The =e World's” Home Magazine, Thursday at last stirred the Board of Health to action violators of the law against emitting smoke to th detriment of health and comfort of the locality ad- jacent have been arrested. | They were “small” offenders, of c Corporation Counsel Dels gives it as his opinion that the big smokes should bs arrested f but the] Dozing District-Attorney laughs igh h euggestions tol T« Anti-Smoke Lengue’s persistent crusade scorn He laughs them to scorn Ike this: “Ha! Ha! Ha!” | ters, in Centre strest, he {a as| In his sleeping q 2 | ure against annoyance,as Andy ‘Hamilton was in California, or Jordan, in Hot Chiet ( attendants shovel a path to their desks| ng District-Attorn 1 chamber Burns, Fields Huckleberry and the office but in the D smok Bend Park. These persons have adjacent to Mulberry Centre stréet in the 1 of smoke hanging ove 1 Courts Building, and t ow lying so thick around has but confirmed their mis of Italy's far mlarmed att heavy p porhood of persistent fall of and Worth! ehension that they the Crimir flakes, the ashes Streets that this aken Dozing District-At tra w to the ashes his constant cons ne put’ dborhood of his office. Wa the Dozing Di tion next Chri trict is near tl get in a bea coal occasions fn th hat he causes them {s considering askir nan in the D. 8. C., whose di with a 1 d with gilt with the i have requested Corporation Counsel Delany to| b move ag: g smoke” himself, but Corpor thinks {t best to p } —this becau. rporation Counsel of Health Intends to arrest foremen and sur ng the smoke own plant, a narcotic plant, a ate point of proceduré is 'ra a pla A pl ly {3 this true of the Centre street The Dozir Meanwhile, Is tt not about ti HEART ana ROME PAG vance», OF WOMEN Nixola Greeley Smith ) 0 THE MOTHER-IN-LAW By Nixola Greeley-Smith. | ather mor iM he a nice ring tf TT Kise: her | y wife seus to meth mother when Tin o yan in the ning a again when I ¢ think of that? Well, she spick to it on fi Husband back at night. Che ehidcvoede That's al advised Papa. “You needn't wait one minut lieve. He waved his wand and-—— saluted and veparted on his mission, proud to be employed on such martial business: “Ill show him how quick | can be,” he thought as pretty Maude, his Captain's little daughter, her pet dog, She tegged Budger——~ | through the § dt is so thick -ft must be tunneled through that the messengers m ch the side of the sofa with more cigarettes. Many imnorant persons with but the most rudimentary knowledge of} geography have imegined that Mount Vesuvius Is in “Little apes come in this task he never noticed that the horse had strayed away his Colonel happened along and grabbed him roughly from the ground. “We'll see what the General says about your neglect of duty!” he) f roared, dragging Budger-— | but up popped Make-Believe and whleked him home. | BUDGER, the ‘** Want-to- Be” Boy— By Pop’ / puntpual YOST ALT: EKG WAIYIS) i Lae se Tike-You Grow \Horse foiargen/| oie u/ whispered Make-Be- Budger wanted to be a bold soldier, “Walt till you grow at) suddenly Budger found himself, clad in khaki, In the Generals led forth the steed and—— stay and help her teach Fido tricks. So absorbed did Budger be- 6 the noble steed across the fields. The sergeant caught up at last,| a fat sergeant was chasing—— Youre ARnest> ED FOR NEG- LECT OF DUTY! —-—-——4- Evening, Apel 2), eS re dey OX “Lieut. Budger,” crdered the General, horse here at oncel” HERES Nou started back with him, but on the parade ground he chanced to meet who was playing with LL PAKE nin STANO Onf HIS HEAO! Miss F¢ Langdon Mitchell, York Idea, T the p of the poor of kiven at the sday afternoon but received a playful kick that sont him flying Budger was so in- terested in the dog that he never noticed until-—— TAKE. THIS TAN To THE | GUARD House. i 4 H's A DiscRACE Le To TKE ARMY! st us i aril a8 to Otts Daytd Bisph Edward Harrigan, Henry y last summer on > Who Ho 1906. ald order by | heredity. New | ILLIAN RUS ng-cher! | ” + ow! hares Or ke SEACAT LE ambition to “act will be realized York to be Theatre | bint] ne Allee | Le Damino Vesta | Le at CHARL aguin to the General's tent, where the poor little boy was ordered to soll- tary confinement In the guard house. He gave himself up for lost,| on “MR, NUNBUT, THE BRAVE: He Deserves the Fair, By “doIny Cee By F. G. Long. | ial ip = No!lwol I must HAVE fa (Bee NONNIE. IM GoinG L Tau! Gimme THE J ww! COME ON, AN- : - {AKL ANGELICA, alt ; \ ANO m f “Lf AMER, QUICK eae Re AOS |GELica, MARRY To GIVE YOU A CHANCE } Just GIVE me : TO SHOW WHAT i the R hens 8 old 4s, world!y w 2 yy ' yetrator of the mothe law J and v A Tradit that to married oc 1 ha tarted endant aw's caroor ts. 1 tn i t, mewt self-oftacing old fa hat she would acs Yin eves al no home and mothe lnw is deemed complete will whl have to endure forever and lve d t onal made for th HEALTH AND BEAUTY. By Margaret Hubbard Aver. *A Poor Complexion. onal, IS COURAGED MAY -Your blood ‘ts ey!- sutly out of order drops; tHe toate t nd I should Judge borax, 1-5 ¢ In preparing e very © erve the directions given. for m to your the almond } The shaving eream rstor and ask him Is ra stood tonic or a od purl ® much rest as ou ay And exer- jy a cuatard boll ise in the open a. the soap you speak Undeveloped Chest. of js very good. You are prob. {TIE J.—Practice decp breathing scrubbins your face too ‘hard, or per- and learn to hold your chest up, haps the brush ts not soft enougn. Get Thin wit reduce the #lze of your Yor wofter brush aod st will not irritate ih Apa nue fie els ! the face. Use this cream: Oran ‘ ae bide pon't flower water (triple), 6 ; Paes try cya ad fog de: sloping the | eady ore- nea the or Take USE.) ME AND FLL _—| show You THE exes INO OF MAN LAMY = You CAN Do.- HANG THIS J ~~ RICTURE FOR) + Aw! NO PAIR: GIMME ANOTHER. | LOVELY i IBSON PICTURE: § ONE CHANCE! THATS ALL {1 g and my mocher were pt company wit mother, 1 have Are are Ou F the Theatres or « pie } t 1 a - ‘ whic publ{a will approve he most es m= stand- e can take the should te the ue daily newspaper to the record of artistic that the minds rs arm trained In I suggest also tres should do- free of charge 9 on art, The toh will be alike in- knowledge that the ts filled with beauty, sso Sunday seances free ¢ these Sundays uth relig 1 the true sense ord; for Is not the cult of t noble—an uplifting of heart and the soul? & relaxation after a wage earner! d wealthy class y ignorant of the fore of art. In @ race s there are no traditions of art through long-cherished next season, when she will appear at the 6a Theatre in a series of medies «lmilar to those tn which Marte Tempest has won succe: Her first | play will be a comedy called “The Hap- piness of Women,"°an English adapta. tion of “Le Bonheur des Dames,” in which Granfer has played for over a in Paris. All of which goes to |prove that Miss Russell didn't go to Paris for frocks, BETTY’S BALM FOR LOVERS He Doesn't Write. Deer Betty j nineteen for over six months. he loves me and would ne leave n But he always wants his own way ng. I tried to ston g three different tmes, ‘# made up again, for he says 1 wil bo sorry tf T atop going with him. | Do t young man is threatens ss? ALD, young man to call. There Is 5 j= pect of your winning him, but {t doc not appear glittering. I don't think you need be afraid of the second young man.. A Fickle Girl. Dear Betty: | AM @ voune man twenty years of age and in love with a girl two years my juntor, For some reason of which I am | ignorant she se anery hing end 1 wrote te @ number of times. My letters remained Soy swered and I have given up hone of our reunion. I know she ts not ii, 0 can he no reason for the neglect. ould you blame me if I wrote her, ng her for the unjust treat- 1 am recelving at her hands and by bringing our friendship to a 1? Yours very truly, EEL. That seems to be the only thing to ao. Bhe evidently does not omre for you. . | ALL RIGHT, NONNIE Tit Give ‘rou \JUST ONE MORE season, Tho b wa just enough full- ss to be soft and be- TLL MAKE You, A RAREBIT THAT LL MELT) tw YOUR mouTH) AH! ANGELICA Mine! VUST ONE LITTLE CHANCE More! } How ts f ouenin | yon. s own trans- materials sso styles has red the blouse slip ntinl feature of e wardrobe, This one can be made of #ilk or lawn or of one of the ercerized mate sas liked, and {a de- 0 worn either porate waists or under the princess thar are to be in’ vorue it in no es With the Blouse Slip and Five-Gore! Skirt—Patterr May Venton Daily Fashions. HE very general far ay AY MAN. New 2 ered, end al