The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1906, Page 11

‘The Evening World’s Daily Magazine, Tuesday; June 5, 1906. SOUND SENTIMENT ; VERSUS CYNICISM. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. iz e Wants Marriage Annulled. Romance Uutlived | Two Wee | Young Howard Senor ‘Paones Home He Wishes He | t 0 Monday mo; sit Incidental! respondence ca institution in the n to ask ques from fig trimonta ve quote sat tt TSE PAP Ne 1 Pere aa “a wAd ede Akan wen | Recaes By is) n —_ a emanyene Hey tas By Margaret When steam is advil: able let it be ted by cloth rung out and laid ‘or tho face. ‘Me cloths should be tte- quontly changed and hot ones should be aulekly replaced, chose that have cooled even a little yeing again wrung out ta hot water, After the hot cloths good skin food or cold ret This will ald the effort to relax he distended ducts. The hot cloth oatment should precede the skin scrud by severa) ho: and the subject should Pe careful to avold any change of tem- erature until the pores are closed acks Development. V. C.—There ts everything to be said in favor of the exercise you « ‘ake, Friction with cold water iil ald also, and as a valuable acces. ery try the pomade for whieh I give passage with v rning’s. very you o that “persistent gi I thi Just suoh se | epl as those chron! the head- 0. | ny, Which Is founded on a perfect tne- | worked out, are n seems to m VINCENT’S i ADVICE TO LOVERS. HAPPY DREAMS. & ut ut By F. G, Long. headi nees mi & persons at , the Great Nowhere of anonymo e letter to mo from “A Mother’ t at matrimony, the most s0 had caused her sixteen-year-old Ines disposed of two of .no| t generally contracted be-| his season of the year. | core alll worl good for eixteon-year-old cnil- | 4175 HELL wits THe | LID OFF! BAH! Bir HAM'S A BIG STUF {THE POLICE out | | ALL RotTren! (GoInG To THE] NEW" YORK “1S et) bees: CS) G- answered properly, the ridic st talk but at the ab’ ila | ry people who co t URE-APPOINTED! } tin and office. 1 from heave 1 be a for a romance-crazed schooleirl to t tal beautifully right. But to ot sible for minutes. Alntaine unchanging ava \BITE BITE, CAP © observed have {01s 18 Your 1 K I should call an now some, AT PIECRUST } tA A SPORT} AND THEN THE SHIP LURCHED! Binks one EN 1 read these i“ t xcitement they a | ver a few piking Bell Boy. a gamble & By Mark Madigan. “LETTERS FROM | se THE PEOPLE. i] } | | | | | | Now, o be aga I have known |, ved her de I don't < Now, Betty, 4 that a repubil you think I} mut, being a foreign T have} you wiser New Yorke | few short, a loves |timited mou ould t auie i zorthe could give her al Rea {¢ I did get) that Vity the Poor Co or of Evening one of you we total stranger but 1 would not ike to for al ne of those ord me to come ould T suc Paint aanucuewould if I put my whole| discharged would mee 1 > please that stran- f you knew a] your employe mind yet. — S$) do and will und BEAUTY. |" Hubbard Ayer. conductor ster that you £ e time order Think It over, CORPORATION SLAVE. recipe, It 1s for extemal use fj The Study of Socinitam, !Spermaceti, 1-2 ounce; lanolin, i] a) tne Edttor of The Evening World | ma tallow, 2 ounces. | ao. A. C. argues against the b 4 ounces; tincture of bei aataitet hat Co A.C. has} extract of Portugal, 4 0 P| SOSA, Teas leas th oo rel| neroll, 20.drops. Mix as you w ty | « poor Idea of soclalism, and in onde at sort of cream and rub’ gent: night as you would any sort of |Hair Is Darkening. to find out more about it he should r the works of famous writers on #00 ism, and Tam eure he will not ask such questions again, for the srverod In these works Maspeth THE FOOLISH LIFE. & MY LITTLE GIRL HAS A POOR APPETITE; DON'T | YOU THINK SO MR CHUFFEY? oy NS Tway! EN TWO e WHOLE | [= TEY ME GET 10 THE ICE Box FOR a M RS, M. L.—You might pui a halt ounce of salts of tartar in the first water when washing the head of the child whoso hair !s darken- tug. And let the lttle girl be out in jthe sun as much as possible, It is a diMcult matter to keep the halr light if it 1s really getting darker, unless you use a regular bleach. Egg useful as a shampoo, To Develop Chest. M.—Phystcal culture exercises, baths with cold water, accom- « panted with friction, wil do ch tow: 4 oping neck cheat: Pils perk ace aN eel SRO Conaon eu bs Orme none: And give you ls uswlly very effective, Dis half pinta milk, Butter plain oval mould; panty vender Is always S parsley until dish is over either hot dripping beef Cabinet Pudding. NE-HAUF pound stale cate, one-half cup raisins, one-halr ane ater by water | lay in some of the cake, one-third of (tetp! drama; -aannoniad (POW-| tne raisins (stoned), one-third of the ba hy 1 grea sh arcocnlorks eck 14] Senches, Bake two layers of tho re- HINTS FOR THE HO mai: cover wi h very thin slice of ad; then | pour over milk b sand x sugar: st In saucep! water RetOUs (bolling) to reach , : : of mould. mt quarters of hour, ‘Turn out carefully on dish, and | ¢ Mig serve with me, Hero ts the | ua reolpe for f Place peach | rene or any # juice from can tn sma AUCE i add | size. Put cho equal quantity of water, lt yore | layers. It will sugar and eight to ten raisins, Boll | ting and a this ten minutes, etrain, Just be- | wntte of the fore serving add eight drops extract | o¢ eho fit! @imond, . shocojate 1 US EWI r of cake, ratsins and peaches: | Molasses Cake. Just simple end plain Ee |: k ' Apple Tapioca Pudding. 0) tw ITHE SERMONS OF A SINNER. By Roy L. McCardell. Text: Emotions as Merchandise. NCE we sa’ advertisement in the Subway car 0 We we ing up and stifling all the way from City Hall to the Grand Central Depot, so we had ple of time to read it. It was: YOU CAN BUY BVBRYTHING IN NEW YORK, BUT WHERE CAN YOU GET BBES?” Oh, dearly belc there are more things unbuy- able than bees. Where, fcr instance, can we find SYMPATHY FOR SALE ‘We know that I y V. remarked: ‘We are ad- vertised by our loving friend The passage {s quoted to this day by Baby Food makers and Racing Infor- mation Bureaus; but what we want {is our loving friends to advertise for us instead of by us. Why doesn't somo one start a Sympathy and Condolence Company? 1 \te would build up a big business and bring to llts promoters ease through the o fort {t gave others. re fs a fleld for it. We are willing to pay. We do not want eome- for nothing. ‘We would prefer not to be under any obligations to dy for anything, even Sympathy. We know, or at least we have felt for a long time, that our friends have been bored through being made a target to talk our woes at. \ look in thelr eyes seems to say, ‘Tell your troubles to a pol!eeman,"”” sh their lips feebly murmur the conventional, “Oh, I'm so sorry to do not belfeve they are sorry, and we would not tell them our troubles at the moan things! were {t not that we desire to spread broadcast the gloom that desolates us. : But were Sympathy for Sale, sold by some good, rellable firm who used no Py “kingtown methods and whose goods we could depend upon, what & It want were filled! Sympathy for Sale! long- If we are feeling just a little blue, a quarter's a chirk us up immensely, Were we morbidly depressed, we presume a dollar's worth of cheer would drive dull care away. We are sorry that we haven't the money to start a Sympathy and Con- lence Company. If we had the money, perhaps we would need no other sr to holst our spirits above high-water mark. , when we may be possessed of gold and gloom, of dollars t grief and Ks, we Il certainly finance such an i uk of the cozy, homelike alr of the Bureau of Public Sympathy— talking ownership now— dam," the genial floorwalker will say. ‘The warm- he struggling and discouraged will be found in the first counter, near main entrance. Popular prices. The tender of a soft-yolced, cool-handed woman, kind but not kin, will come { we Will have to take the elevator for that—but {it will be there and we must have {t At the Cheerfulness counter suicidal ideas will be brushed away and morbid manias swept aside, | There will be encouragement whispered to those who falter and a | breast to weep against for those who feel the need of a good cry in the | proper place. Sympathy for Sale! Ises or Sympathy for Sale! n home in a pail! THE EMBALMED MUSE, By Charles R. Barnes. No. 1.—The Worriment of Fido. 90 1s a knowing dog— You can almost hear him think— He will murmur “Boy a ry time he wants a @ na dog friend 4 Fido knows $u h ile the To be applied on the prem- this know “Which, oh, which, was Ro’ May Manton’s Daily Fashions, How to optain These Patterns TON FASHION BUREAU, No. 21 Weat Twonty-tnird street, New York. 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