The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1906, Page 11

# mention the matt * erty, most actors are land poor now,/a litt | wesecrated, and The Evening World's FEIT ATI ER IR TE FO IE ERE ER IF SPDR TD REREEK KAKA “Whatwith no hat last year's shoes, shoe-string cravats, flannel ccllars and sleeves roiled up, these days are ayy sure satisfactory to the simple lifers! SIRI ICO ORI RI you look Broadway at- these warm TREAL ESTATE. Si AGENT ON THE PREMISES ternoo think every us Girl. bunch of clean and smiling faces! Ryery Nttle he this rch a FeCl» tors and actorette the a too. You can keep age of shredded oats and bottled beer and blame the near-food lay-out on account of what the pa- pers print about the medicated meat the Beef Trust has been pushing on the public “Tan shoes t ent leathe: last se: shoe have to an r shove out excuse, | "Going bere 1 for health fs sill the fad, have gone nto the discard and, what with no hat, Jast year's shoes, shoe z cravats, flannel collars and sleeves rolled up so the fringe on your tached cuffs won't show, tl fre sure satisfs to the s fers. “Actors are getting to be good business men, at least some of the are, and they've got the real esiate habit hard. “They save thoir Jots. If they can’t pay they get in on the doll veatme: If you see t them are tight-wadding for the past few years, and passing up the and % cash down week in-| mos ried interest, the other will s for speculation by paying the ‘Ta ing point of vi ‘aught the fever, and they 7 playing you can know it’s for the) to look at it, but I am carrying s!ix| out so much in the marsh ‘distric’ land's sake. | lots at East Malaria myself.” Or, ‘I’m | I'm afraid they'll have chills, too. “Besides their other biighting pov-|sorry, old man, but I'm all tied upon| “All this talk leads up to P: and when some fellow-actor wants lots’—you see, he's four-ftushing—|her husband, the mysteriously miss fn acto: fellow to go out with him) ‘Wish you'd spoken to me about| tng Mr. Maginnis. and look at a piece of prop that's your land deal two weeks ago.’ “Able and Loule had been getting bound to double in value in sixty Even Loule Zinshcimer and Able|circulars about the beautifully re- days, or to see three acres he knows| Wogglebaum, who are not connected | stricted residence park, Quinina, U. of on Staten Island that can be c ; with the stage, except froma philan-'1. Finally they began to get con- deal out near Flushing; four| Montgomery's persistent search for THE CHORUS GIRL-—By Roy ot “Mr. Maginnis Jumped from the shack porch onto the smooth green lawn. Daily Magazine, Sa Illustrated Rie Ay WOR, bz PURSVE THE BEAUTIFUL | QUININA’ The lawn was phony. fidential letters stating that the Qui-| ‘Mam {nina Land Improvement Company! Ueen looking for something for noth- had an option on sixty ac and It ing all her Hfe and never go! needed $5,000 more to take title, t in that way or shape except early investor would get in on some § colds on the eh ground floor, and s0 on; butted in on the tour of inspection. Abie and Louie determined to spin) “She was in hopes that the Quinina out that way and look into the prop- Land Improvement Company might osition be gentleman who a De Branscombe, who has se and “We all got into Louie's s a lot in the hope and away we went to look 1 interest her friends. Pu proper Montgomery went & because you CONTAMINATION OF THE PERFECT MAN. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. of a man’s perfection, p testifying at Capt, Wynne slared that court-martial normal man does not stn, and left y deviation from rigid rentitude ts ab- ginal, to say the least, 1 wants to be cansidered “faultily Iamw ng to a tm. I never know @ perfect man, We would all, I think, rather knaw than be one, But the idea that he ts ob! his perfection hy contact with our admitted: ‘Phere {s at least one wwell- known restaurant ch heel has never th ay compantes havo this scnson adopted tho “amokers' car’ for the exclusive use of n Only the chance encounter of the street therofc tard 1¢ he will ‘oa pair of maker would supp! this poss Why should either men ar won fection, ff attaina’ . Would be the gre: pen to them. It wow! with tho rest of as the Inte remains to corrupt him, at any harness ation will be spared him. t the charge of imperfection? Per st possible misfortune that could hap. sympathy or fellowship and In the next they would, suggested, “rolleve the awful {volation of George tor Washington. The nearer we approach a state of perfection the more uninteresting we met become, The fascinating persons of the world have such a blending of angvlic| me of the gowns con- the magnificent of Queen V the Ingtish lx ransac for rare and the young Printess's outfit, and the thoughts of the world's @weetness and sheer de time wondering wi that if they took ex fully disappointed tn thom. Consider the world’s fascinating women—Helen, Nono of ir dispositions that wo spend most of our & to eprout wings or a forked tall, realizing to either sin or saintahip we would be most we late Battenberg. Vrier 7 Cleopatra, Mary Quoan of] Vienna wer y other woman whose fame as wit or Deauty | COSY stuffs for ly. . Would, if the world went against them, be eligible for a home for aged, respectable fomates tn our tine, (saua ha ligtonnieseed fullaeleataphubed aida And {ts fascinating men! Charles IT, Napoleon, Aloxander Hamilton, Aaron : ‘i Burr! Would Trinity ordain any one of these to a deaconate? Nay, vorily, 1} AMonse’s bride. 2 fear not. 1 do not wish to discourage the earnest correspondent who thinks man perfect, But I hope he ts wrong. In fact, I know he Ls. Every interes alive {s proof positive of It. BE liy bg ° All perplexed young people can ob- AUTY. aeRO ate * Vincent. Letters: should addressed to BETTY VINCE: By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. ing World, Post-Omice Box 154, THE PRETTIEST DRESSES IN THE New York. To Straighten Nose. thentiihag Sonanatmonical celal ace ay 5 cerine, Apply with a small sponge! TS eet epithe 43 often as agreeable, ‘This is not| December and May. turaily, rong OP enouRh to blister and skin the! yoge Dettys ent" a derma feo In average cases. It may be in-| > AM a man of sixty and am a wid- ba sist will ateaighiten ine rtes or reduced in strength by add-| | “ower with threo children, 1 am in } ng to or tking from the amount of love with a young woman about } Appended hero-| bichloride of mercury. Do not forget! PA arncresmen nye Hale tit Me to ts a good ex-! that this last Ingredient ts a powortul) twenty an" ¥ loverts te Hint ternal pimple cure. 3 Now, Betty, the trouble is this poison and should be kept out of tho young woman 1s of another r Probably you need | reach of children and {snort persons, |> inherit turday; wReTCcH! ( It was green scum over one of the moistest marshes you ever saw.” 't are you stic od dinner and T “In other d before F jfat and practical, I'vo & sure > long a8 Iss was £0 en her let Toule Zinsheim and & Wogele baum take hor to the races or a roof- garden, and when she had secured an introduction to a total and well- e'd pass us all the times that dressed stranger 5 And was was Since her awful experlence being up. many ng. June 9, SE SIERO ISITE OSI IOI TOISIEIISI AIG TIS SIOIIITOI TIE ISHII ISI ISIS RIE IGISISI ISIS I RII RITA L. McCardell. III SOAIIIEBR III AIHA I III AIIS IIA II AI AISI IIIS ISL AI ISIS SII II INE IES ANS ISSA II ISI IIIS IID IIASA IA III III SBIIIAAIISISISISISISIOISIIS SIA SAIS IA ISA IA ASISIS I SISSAPE ISI AIAN II EAI SII IIIA II SIDI OL AAA AR AAAS “You can keep house on shredded oats and bottled beer and blame the near-food layout on what the papers print about the Beef Trust.” : PI RR III IR RIA IIA IA IBIS IIIS SII ISAISSISS I, PORT IN AEE as Loule Zinshelmer says, make good business took Dopey with us. you, we burnt the dust on rick Road. We'd ‘a’ bin at- sted twice, Loule had tha nce of mind to announce that ha a political friend of Senator Me- rren and showed some Dreamland stock prove it. As it was, we made Quinina in forty-five minutes from Broadway. | *Quinina would have been all right if it had been near anything, but it not even to @ tree. sted of a broad dirt road ‘Woodland avenue’ and q@ shack painted yellow and , with a big real estate ‘Agent sign on ft, we drew near we noticed that aS surrounded with one of st, Breenest lawns we ever A plank walk led from tha 1 to the shack across the bright, smooth lawn, Loule honked his horn a dens 3 of whiskers » from the Quinina land office. ‘Puss gave a scream and shrieked ‘Algernon! ‘Tis he! My own!’ The ass of whiskers evidently nized his master's voice, as Sol Bloom would say, for Mr, Maginnis— for it im—gave the finest iml- tation of the Drummer Boy of Shiloh he beat it! 1 four feet , cans }wemen never only to “story 1 we sa was from the reh onto the smooth green Then we saw him sink down Knees and do rapid water & to the rear, wn was phony. It was green h thick over one of tHe hes you ever saw. Any- ts here wouldn't have of, ptile!’ screamed ldn't explain, for in a benzine motor boat, and Puss our womanly of tears, Mr. Maginnis got c um to hard ground in the distance, Able laughed so to a ted, till sho can afford a divorce, to Mr. Maginnis, the hard, tight wad, Puss has more she holds on to old pals been | Pasues upall friendly ady |the makers of t! | bonded and certifiec mutual friends. | “We were afraid to lea home, because he |and smokes c , and t road-house poor ed ten minutes ¢ a second help- e Dopey sleeps on the sofas like Je- ired ret Just ain't in as we es beautéful herewith » first ts al showered all on a creamy white ned with small r of the tink 0 very full skirt is front and sides with b © inser tions between clu long tuck White crepe de Chine was chose luce creations are repro ely gown over with sole. stars atten groups: Bs VINCENT’S OSEPH Kk. write © that he Is nd timid that he dures not ¢ tn love at he ADVICE of ty man mt would 2 parents. imbiity 1s a quality the timid and bashful ¢ man undergoes when c Jos tn love ¢ ed} ph will Imyo to over in life. He ts man, and no one can help him now br bis own birthright of self-conf} by i to seo tho young gi dovire to run away and bury 0 of every timid pers ities and his prospects n ome tis as soon as possible if he wants to sy himself, Ho must como ! Ho can ber! He can m p them in s¢-con- | Can't an internal reme mine. Is the difference of our ages too set bel ak aires ies on : aun oof unw woo. Try phosphate) Henna Paste jareat, provided our love Is sincere, and to appear to advantage heforo certain peop i : | ‘ hould the difference in our religion midity of this kind has ) physteal courage. It ts a qu: of eoda, 80 fro-| He ingly | of the mind and must be ove ital control and persevera Guantlan vaveacaten S.J. AND ADA B.— hinder us from marrying? Yours} of the mind and mu | Pea pede AF rule for henna paste: Acetic truly, ee PespinTaRe AamAnL ine! ginan of hot water. an hour be- | acid, 4 drama; powdered henna) ‘The disparity |p your ea eee | they have-it thruat up fore breakfast and the 8 eo dose at es, 1-f pound; avhite honey, 4 dram, with: thoy difteranee {iin} your; /spiialon, are In this city who are be | igi’ before golng tovbed. ‘The ‘pimple red rhubarb, 4drams, Add enough |does not argue well for your future}! in Notion follows: Carbolle acid, 15 drops; | Water to form a paste. ‘This paste is | happiness, You will bo an old man b NG RA oe Mei no oo ‘a rine, 4 drams; Applied to the hair, which has been |fore your wife Baal zennned Hey RE a sututionally awkward, ¢ tannin, 30 grains; alcohol, 1 ounce; rose | Microughly warned, Tho ends of the| Seek some one nearer your own ageandy | are fastened in braids around the id, and the h ie thoroughly d with the paste, which is left on until ft dries. The henna ts then washed off with water which has been softened with a Httle ammonia, If you wish a. brownish m#hado, mlx three parts of course pewder, 10 grains; distilled! indigo with one of henna tn hot water water, 1 pit, Agitate the two together| to form a paste and apply as you would until a complete solution is obtained, ' tho pasto above name” water, 21-2 ounces, Mix and dissolye, Apply night and morning. Bleach for Freckles. K, A, E.—Here is a bleach for freckles what will be satisfactory, I think: Bichtoride of mercury in v= of your faith, proof and the si | proof an | Hi to Call. | into the chita soul, warping the innate con Forgot to Ask Him birthright of every human being, and w Doar Bet through patnful effort, DOUT two weeks ago I met a young man who accompanied me home. Do you think it was proper for me to ask the young man to call? My friends told’ me I should have asked dim to call, but I did not, Would it be proper for me to wi to call, or let @ young friend of mine) never can keep a friend. N. K. ask iim? Can T find out if he loves me?| It was your place to ask the young Tjove Aim very much, How can Lwin’ man to call As you did not do s0, te and ask him] him or amo other nica young man? 1|* Marry at Seventeen. 1 thas vo of, to, but whom I marry, but my w Unsolicited Attentions. st Las a sten My ¢ Sy wa od man, eon afraid {f I do T wilh What would you advise mo to dv RPLE y pos! D. let and your attitude a business one, Doclino tho g' your employer seo th 4 him {s purely ROYAL TROUSSEAU. |CLEVER THINGS I NEVER SAID. By. Lowe R. Case. ie ; ILL, JENNINGS HOME HINTS. Ung to me Charry Pie. ted raigha ‘ one fine, vwak > wl cup two two cups of les and r ~onful of y Ra w w Tuats, the 1 Kk. makes Currant Pie. i NEY f 1 nts or fresh 1 eds « and bake, } th. add two 1 nl and set Cherry and Apple. ‘ AIRE, core and cook the apples until , ae made of two cups whipped top of “May Manton’s Daily Fashions, to wkint is to ea with the that many seful moi. els a bo found, Here {8 one of tha late that so 18 the best and awa two box at the front adapted to 4 to all the similur light weight wooly, to all the fashion- » silks and and other blo materials. When made ta Tound length tt is to {ndoor a fin wake >omes the in Ing sorves all occas! exceedingly be trimmed in any way that may be pre ai hem as finteb, Phe quanuty S"yard yanls H, or 5 yards Pattern 5; Call or send by mail t) THE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN. TON FASHION BUREAU. No. 21 West Twenty-third street, New. York, Send ten cents in coin or stamps for each pattern erdered, It 1s far better {ox you to seok another 0 than hice yourself in @ posi-| on which may some day cause you both ombarrassment aud regret. IMPORTANT—Wnite your name and address plainly, and al ways specify size wanted. H