The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1906, Page 19

INVESTIGATED. 2 G ea By Roy L. McCardell. “GOOD MORNING, HAVE YOU HAD AN INTERESTING DREAM?" That Is the Daily Question. Our Great Dream Department Has Created Sucha Furor thaj It Ovetshadows Every Other Topic in the iadaeula aad REGIE AND 1 ie. oO! Public Mind. CAN'T Pick WARS HERE THE REGGIE eerie ; The Evening World’s Daily Magazine, Friday, June Il, 1906. | THE INVESTIGATOR Tae ‘JOLLY’ GIRLS—THEY \V 7in! By George McManus OUR: DREAM DEPARTMENT, By Nixola Greeley-Smith. umul dies,” ' THER ©, M was well for the Armstrong Cor bb HB tumult and the shouting dies,’ THEM pe DISTROVIN: nats peep eeny) A DEAR RECKLESS, v 1 he Ar rong CG mittee that our Another author's known to fame; FLOWERS OR A AN ARMPUL DASHING CHAD Wasn't working overtime dur- aE: hts ‘ > YOU CAN'T HELD | y. Who would hi From Kk tackyards see him rise | SHRUBS ERY OF THEM} re A ; ry t ou ave Saas ARE SUBJECT . see | y ers’ money was While prince and populace acclaim fa sestitenh) Him who from lard’s tuberculosis ARRES Ms he B Trt he P Has wrovght his own apotheosis. e Beef Trust, the Penn- grabbers, and Canfleld’s | te i is now so inter- Why not? The O11 Trust's had {ts day; thaisthae dolor f It’s made a dozen plays and books | And authors. Panama's passe; .use people are in { dream that they of the “Seeing There's nothing in exposing crooks. Man wants but little here below, Nor wants that little “Bigelow.” | " automobiles has fallen off te E - H ALWAYS SAID SI] | nothing. xIL, ye : i Mehr Weel ils Makers of 1 tl t pajemas and nightt a f mattresses and h vend of p: nas an nightios Why cavil? Why betray the grouch THE REAL “hs 2 - na HEN ERD Eres getting rich. “ PR fe hon a ’ h : an i eked That fatlure fecls for all success? SNS y WP RES OUT ; : WHEN THE a hela : J m3 . S8T STARTED now go home an er place to close earlic A thousand evidences vouch THAT HE ISNT cecal MD reara ial 2 ‘ Ugibt | Tho investigators’ righteousness! ears <0 THROUGH FIRE wen, THATS } Sateae ar ore Creare eet PE Tt al or ace oa AND WAT ait fi é MORE THAN P S04LA0 & n Ste Every {s drean out their dreams and sane a f Ms i 1! 4 YOU'RE hem in to our Dream Dey é of y ng: A sleepin There's nothing left to Investigate, ANYTHING SHE (J TE j PLRACTS) iileitbegtat ene et “a i : } pep. ty WANTEO! P s WAIT TILL te th zing Dis e best dream, a canne Iv. : (GET You Welsh rabbit for the worst dream, a good gig for best nightmare, The loast Inst Trust has been exposed, eae Our Dream Book and Oraculum of Fate, All but {ts purse turned insfde out inued.) (Cc: Tho Avenues to Fame are closed, There's nothing for me to shout about. Uniess—I wonder {f I could storm Letter S. Saddle—To dream of being In a saddle, one should remember that dre: 8 gO by con Being on a jeans that there ill be a Tho heights if 1 should reform Reforta? Moree son ype Sentry—Tx entry 1 s you will lose your Job be- causo you 4 “1 ‘ou are a negro soldier doltg | BETTY VINCENT’S sentry duty fs a sign D'S OAISY 15 FROM | } ‘ Serpents—To see hortly play a part in ‘ : COME ON Now Beaty. GIRLS AN ee INTO. a tank d ADVICE TO LOVERS. I CAUGHT YE wid YOUONE CvERY ae id At Servants—To dream of s a sign that you will never DE <oaps! \_& AS LONG AS 2 —_ live in the suburbs 4 ad Neo ed, f YOu'RE In pas i Ship—A good to s¢ ship—courtship, trusteeship. ERE !s a letter I recetved yesterday from a puzzled girl readert JAIL Avenoacti ane ro ik Ith OG alo stO eoeSENS H 1 and I were visiting my aunt, near where our ge: SS F er going a, ‘ = y ride, and my ge: m of snuff t m of being handed.a tleman y mirl d and talked with her all the way. He Reamed to take interest {n her than in me, but I dearly love him. Her friend talked to me a Uttle but much. They both liked her, I have mothing against her, and I lke myself very much. What I would like to know ts: Do you think ne likes my me or {a he acting thet way ror ftendship? CATHERINE, ‘And I like myself very much: Tam glad you have a good optnian of nuffbox that is red 8 to be sneezed at ng not pty is a t of people 1 medium dream. To see for a little money. Ing to save you m and there are oh, 60 To dream of you will get stuck. I ree no reason why any one should love me." ‘They a Cancel all dates. . Hairs—To see an € & of caution in Tam not t merely to respsct your: flirting to be ca #0 is worth seeking 6 for. If you really ery way more likable and lovable so not be the o d one of t ‘nt people to yc own powers of ati se, to your home, for » of being chatte Perhaps the y. did Wke your friend better than you, and per! H df ] fi F te be cl * To dream of mi + i pernaps ; ne thad at Eenune have “ikable” dul of wun tee a's ae | OCU CUA «Candful of Forecasts. cote i meet sore i ei upon the second y cs pat ee Ohio Maine Calle Caio Sweep: xd dream for a wWell-todo woman She will get a new by u met can r style. New Jersey, Ohio, Maine, Calif 1 pe Reayareat diem oe ennets Batuat are A) HE astrologer eaw that the client T didn't,’ snaps Congresstady Per-|so forth, waving bargain ads ec | vr : ise s ' igs is ee : of what we can get and enjoying ‘ull and Venus was up In the | kins. tng ETT {t we find that we have a Motiwhatwewentieuaihe was full and Ver P 4 ji } thi i f nd he comes "you alat’ t G Cc S | she) in this funny, dear old world ¢ EN eitcwat Ganenwinl die At he had omy he was so] Smithers—Man of Push, come when ladles will be our C Seranael| ct 150 years frém the nd membecesses of the Senate He Tha 6 ber" And who may {e's the M raaRy ©)me as if she would like to have me go vomen ae oe aate can oeg| [out with ter. But my allowance ts very {and public personesses. Everybody votes | Now add Ht" z tp * and I cannot do by haz as I would |then but the men | h takes yc sh iy er shou Kin inform me how I I see the President talking to a lot/ 4 and of Meblbe, Hearken! cast aside g [TY VIN 5 * know the reaaon I don't take ongress ladies. | ‘Congresslady Watts, of tant led us aw But some + ing World, Post-Omce Box iy ta in here; also a dozen ot Come excited ladies fron U. Of. W. r 4y Perkins, of Milnoy,’| bt ers. a matances and ask|he avers, ‘sald that my collars aren't in| news sprea ng to go with you A Question of Money, to the many free placss of [Rates seg 2 A Wife's Apes Pee eve | HOOLISH LIRE A house was the ty-flve years and mil begun to save so that ‘ ome. He is sha pecting an fr He told me tha INOTHER WEEK THANK GOODNESS! EE HOW A CHAP DOES HAVE TO SLAVE AWAY! NOW TO DRAW MY WEEKLY'S WEEKLY AND BUNKY DOODLE / fei two years and love my uch, treat him kt: o ome order! baby’s and even s to save a little out of his of "13 per week. Now, five nights of one week he sits A sour face, hardly taiks, and when I ask {f anything has gone Wrong he'll shut me up with a cranky that money jreply, and} gone ao far as to n to furnish|curse at me wt t cause, At How About Tet tof Tho Evening W to put these que: ists who ning: U | to be regulated !f such a t! 2 Are | | ou! 1 pidedencentiott rwonty years have passed o'er Smithers, i P band and other to pay the ra singer, lawyer e say this ts just? as the professor or doctor? Can he How cun you pay the soliler, the po- win imes I feel Ii : 1 like feaving thtm, He visite! io an the railway porter ‘by. wi 1 people almost every night before | } or aveve clin ; coming home trom work. I noticed the | Po Produces! Thess | pee entinios but what you) evenings he doesn't visit them he is |W aps which wil : henas| : forthe jan! fon {s at the smiling and pleasant in before ‘alism can make true head. | TS HE root of far too broken engage-| ANXIOUS wirn, | Way: Itis as going on a Journey across RLS ments and ¢ | Try ana make your home as pleasant |e sea. We must know tho boat to be SUEY: j e r {88 possible for him. Invite his friends nd before we TUEe Tap ena Nt hte was a “Speak for Yourself, Johin,’” to come and see lim at nis own home, {1 very alluring to listen to Socialist | ae | Dear Betty: sonthat helwill/-not need to) ‘go. our |\sell shout: the lovely) tmalwe willinavel | + Bet ‘ ¢ eae there are no cay when we | AM a young man of twenty-five, each oWn our own little house, nd be as friendly as you can with his ives. re and have for four years kept mead; its garden in front and Haye al y nung lady whom | heaven on earth, It 1s always best to Soe. sph bcaeMg ede A Boy and Girl Affair. read both sides of a question, Rest ee Geary lovee ni Bh beau always F821 (Deariiety; assured, Iam not a member of the celved me kindly, but nevor s yiy AM ah och retrial National Manufacturers’ Association, marked affection for mo, A I | AM (a school-girl; wil be fourteen | nor gm I of kin to “John D, May Manton’s Daily Fashions ATHING ® ate ct ans to tosh have never se my next birthday. I have a boy aac. with eny ot % {friend going to the same school A Brown-Eyed Wife, sainnp sven Who Is fourteen at present, Sometimes xf pad yed tah ; ave occasion to come to and go veaiaagseiocan' Caceres |from school the same way he does, mulate | © proposal, >in ay A To the Dititor of The ing Works: As there are so many young men look- Nseries ing for good wives, I would itke to say lear paeserrte amen 8 now 18 1a few wonis to them about picking one Ask the young woman for hor !den| rescects me very tuck ee Ht? fou. Now, as Iam a young man my- en this aude will know, MOreliig has’ been to cay toe FMOre, | gelt and have a good home and every: @bour tt than Ido. “Maint heart never! jog way nto, MY Rouse eaveral eimes | ching a man could wish for, I will say won fair lady." le y parents Know that I go with |ehe only reason for it is that I have| him. Wil {t be right when oa my picked out a nice brown-eyed little giz Large Heart, Small Parse, \birtnaay 1 ask a tow triende toraalci|\apeny ewite) andcabermaiaedllfaiwarts MAMMOTH DEPART: ‘STORE =r — er of va- = fs in TRANG him to come to the house also. living. 80 Tow, young ni AM a young man ninet W.TK a wife don’t al 4 look for a and in love with a g our parents approve of the boy | Patapon take mies brown-eyed | set sy al teen, I meet her ¢ no reason why you should not XPERIDNCED, mers collars, and I sce her she " tim him to your party, The Dog in Town, the neck a that % ‘To the Eator of The Eventng World: | it can be at 90 ; HEALTH AND BEAU I wish that all the people who keep (CERN NOPE | easare outline and finishe TTY: pet dogs tn town would remember that | THERE'S Eh plain, as movin fhe maa fa dog is by nature a sagacious creature, np view, while again the shite By Margaret Hubbard Ayer eave mere humans, prefers earth | Reh |e be worn or omitted, as and grass to stone and asphalt. It whi Orange Flower Cream. |Pour tt slowly into the blended fats, | mumans are content to live 60 far from BE. GC —No | SUrting continuously, nature's heart, let them do so. But cream will j why torture @ poor dog by making him M. produce oA For Boils. endure the heat and hard pavements Fowth of hair if) gf Sin casee lke yours tho trouble] of town? The nightly parade of men t is thoroughly J is often due to indigestion, and | leading wifey’s pet cur along the etrosts vashed out, but co- the exponent js the ttle boils you| of the upper west aide Is the saddest soanut oil Is to |Fefer to. Try Rochelle salta in smaji| sight I know. Unworthy work for the 10 advised, for the | 408es, Put a toaspoontul ina glass of| ™0 And URRApPY ordeal for, te dog, eason that {t yel- | Wa nd let {t stand on the table; take| — ows the skin after) Sip once In a while, and in this way =o — — ~ as — - am ein ~ yntinued use, ‘Try|let It operate on the blood, fi N t a SD hia orange. ower | eMicactous, pee tt teecen HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. ream: Ol of sweet | “ Rh : j : ve re jas slmonde, four| 100 Much Avoirdupois, Congressional Cake. i yeaben ea. athe AAEeS GE Sour weith| aracic open. or. ary. Do ’ beeing i ounces; white wax, ple 18 the fat-reducing pomaae| Q HEE ove, measure out 7 cups and] gargy (loved a0 { : rs HEame: apermanetisis|x drama; wera. | you referred to. It was given on tt Asi bonita see] , Bako In a large papered pan or two | 8 square ak Circular Skirt—Pattern No. two drams; glycerine, one and one-nait| L)s the advice of an obesity author, ot mite, 7 exgn (take the whites of | two loaves about forty mini es, gags and. wetter and k poet per Cunces; orange flower water, two |ity and is sage as an external applioa-| ‘Y fof, Aptertl AA acal at acel cooked | C ; and spongy For New Potatoes. Soe hGSN ounces; oll of neroll, Afteen drops; oll tion: Iodide of potnsstum, 2 gramu;| Mies {er pornans of tecat cece | ake Baking Rules. Good Plain Cake {VENING WORLD MAY MAN Of bigarade (orange skin), fiftedsi drops; | vaseline, 60 grams; lanoline, 6 grams; | Ger and 2 cups of granulated cigar, | OU must never warm. the butter, no Le SaaS ater ' Mow © {TON FASHION BUIEAU, No oll of Petit grain, Afteen drops, Melt ‘tincture of benaoin, 20 drops. Make into| pinch of anit. Beat eggs, whitee and bai Nee: ata He dat lust jet it) ‘mutter and two of sugar, a t Ml ural York. Send ten cents in coin nps (or each pattern erderedly . eee na to. the, cnizedlonts, add the ely a pomade and rub ell over the tat party | yalke separetely, beat (n butter, then |eAuge wc aor, vee ise. Wale on the beaten yolks of threo exes, halt a| th in cold salted water cS 88 IMPORTANT—Write your aume and address plainly, and @le cerine, to the orange flower water and twico a day. Avold at the same time| sugar, When it ts creamy add milk, water. Tt. maken cake heavy. "De Pel cup of miik and three cups of flour into! ger cream sauce, @ good sub-| 3 Patter Ways specify size wanted. Aiasolve the borax in the mixture; then all taf-producing foods, ~-ores= Liemt tp onachaSt the flour add the ax. tao much flame 1: makes cake which hae heen nifted three teaspoons stitute for new potatoes is obtained, MGs ‘e s B28 eeepc eee, | samme {