The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1906, Page 9

> —— =.= See eS ——— The Evening World's Daily Magazine, Saturday, June 16, 1906. one ee BR IE RR RRR RRR ERE EEE ER REE EEE EEE EERE EE EEE EEE Ee EEE RR ER EER AERA E EERE EERE EEE EEE E EERE EERE EEE EERE DEER REE RARER RE REE ER REAR ERE REE EEE Ee ee ee **At Marietta there's plenty of + 4 ‘New Vork men, unless you catch PAN > | aA h f j natural gas, but people stick to T = 4 / — V (OnVs vl G A VC (S them fresh out of college, having kerosene because they think having ~f / x =f fe, . Ae . learned so much they don't know Jamps and not using them would be 4 > nothing, don’t seem bent on matri- sinful wasted? Illustrated by R. W. TAYLOR. mony enough to annoy you."? SER RR IIE III IAI A IA IAAI AIS AAD IIIA IAN IAAI IIIA AAS ASIA IIIS. SRI OI OI RFR IO RSI IIR FORO ROTH II II IAA III IIIASISISISISISASIISISIAISISSSA SLC IE ASISASICSISANSI IIA AIA IEA AISA IASC A AAEPIN AAA AAI IAAI IAAI AA AOA OA OOOO OO IO A I I A OK FRO OOOL pF ROE hh he Oe EE to sight and memory dear for four and settle if I could Th by watching the savings 1 detective that wo wo, for Puss'’s and everybody else's who'll ten to her—he re- { ported that ‘a man with whiskers had lat hed room on Thirty th me DROR YOU | BIG RUM! Montgomery ever | "We to capture hiny before n 3 this time or he reason why. i she But he must have tren hep to tt, th |for Single Sight sald he had word the mysterious whiskers had “She fs married. Mr. paid f ya fat a Maginnis, ant Prince of t ood to carry Me anit 1 his rating x0 potted nd, and singe pt to ht : ALYY y — R 5 — ws wet ais Ne DN } : SN x A XG > | “We watched in the street, Dopey that) WA ee j > IN Sh Yh CUTE 1: 2 REEMA) | st00r0 80's he'd be sure to tetatn flees from =) him, and the dete went and ¢ : plenty of le to Mr. Maginnis’s apart- people stlck to kero- dk n Dun's to the next h the jment, which was a top floor front wn thre | “In about five minutes we heard {the crash box worked, and down stairs came Mr. » with the cause the lamp haa been robbed of, the coal oll {t on a red fi throat by burning the skin off their | necks—what was I ta “Well, as I was say fomery matrieg a promin of one of thent k just when b siore and comes to New York with enough mon: i] to her, he does a On act, and she on him, which want to do, or his ea » some one ad reg to cr sore | Mamma De Bransec grab for him as he ca be made a ne down the stoop, and Dopey In hfs excitement hit him with a cigarette instead of the lead pipe, but Puss was there with the goods and was just clutch- s him in front of the fire-house, | when @ three-alarm was rung and the doors burst open and out camo ‘the upparatus. | “With a wild ¢ Mr. Maginnis grabbed the handrail on the steamer as it passed him, and us it turned tho corner toward a river front blaze we could see him in deadly combat 8 lwith the gallant engineer. ng about? ng, Puss Mont- sell. ‘0 be use dem “With a wild cry Mr. Maginnis grabbed the handrail on the engine as It passed and as it turned the corner we could see him in deadly combat with the gallant engineer!" I've got a grouch {t over, + de is ; What can s not so much that they; out of {t she'd keep it up, and {f{ she ‘“‘‘SIngle Sight, the Subtle Scout,’ r for most of the money | Kept it up she d lose her gr las we call « ved detectty save on what she gots? tt nd works hard, but what's | one the shop or f y girl |Sho works « fr New York » Unless gets her $1.10, she gets (t; andjshoe got ter she bought her} | “No, I ain't crying! Why should 1! now working on the case on commis-| “He was thrown bodily a halt you catch t fresh f college, | gets it all the timo, don't she? and her ciothes on the roud | to me about the Merry, Ain't La chorus girl? Isn't my | sion. z block away, but he'd made a safe having learned £0 h they don’t | “Does se her job six rates, because she's a aad! at i and blithe? What's the! “If he catches Mr Mnginnis and | Skidette. | P. i i} fone % | “We found nothing fn his room answe has him ar ed for nonsupport he bat ten cans of potted chicken and “Mr. Maginnis? Didn't you hear? | gets 5 per cent of what Puss Mont-| the mark i; the mattress where We nearly had him again. Our one-|gomery gets, and she {s going to get| his wad had been. ed detect! as word that he soli! all she can or tt will bein the stirfor| “Puss attracted a crowd by walk- » came vhatla’ass +. /{ng home in @ screaming swoon, Mr. nied he came to) Mr, Muginnis, What's a stit? Why, /giaginnis is certainly hard to catch, w York six mon ago and got a) the stone ci the allmony coop!| “Do you believe {n-signs? It wag hundred tho no education? | Engine Company No. % he never § , as T was gotng to tell you,| “Well, 1 1 was cryin aceount of poor Puss. I jno troub! for I am too young know not! weeks at her ov my © n expense and pay | trouper and as such ts robbed every- h to t's a girl to do in this busi- ay the tr There If you think 1 the jay cir-| tomobiles because the over? neX, You are in wi m books and mag Isome cost shoes nd stockings to natch, no go0d to) can't befor 8 over a work- | jn favor of hi horus ladies méy | he but that's gen-| to fight ft ou F ment an any: d suc e to her is intellt- r mon in this) “Look we 2) I told] horus girl re vor shop and fA th H ofit| town get a roof ¢ i half the time att ever extr { she’s She keeps laughing because if she | is, she | stepped to think she'd a if} Pi Suppos m him, for] after we detected him at work as arted to use | vill” you, He to have a pull |loug tter to r and |} a poor girl, and il 4 was too | ous real estate agent on the} marry yet. ike to get ajhours all the time than short ho has a good season. |has a f. >'s on Ishe'd cry she'd get so much comfort! chloroform, he must have it yet. jO¥eukirts of Brooklyn, he was lost| “Honest, 1s my nose red?” DON’T WANT TO KNOW | DAINTY NOVELTIES IN POWDER PUFF RECEPTACLES. 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She knows hay and sel aps she doesn't treat the loan and wiln-eyod the pavemes ight—« weakness we are pron But, Uke tt is resembled, she has the defects of her qualittes, and Noithe she nor we suffer dt alt by the comparison. nh the narrow The cro Misses’ Shirred Princesse Skirt—Pattern No. 5384, BETTY VINCENT'S ADVICE TO LOVERS. _ |puzses for young 4nd are ex- imagination invariably bi tho yal satisfied. lenee and @ his gifts and then shaking him. Now y |sliall 1 or shal! I not send ik his His young people can ob- helr tangled compari Suhel Tepe titam ee | | presenta? INDRCIDED. | Dear Be coedingly graceful nit want to know why she nor what her met ft ren end back his prose mu should AN yered. ‘Then t saw ite OM) and attract machine In the x wit Is there, As ENT, o refused In the lace to Kn sit ° and pase st to t Ney nade — trot \s r une But we want to x 1354, aS ¥ Z wey a from ‘ ; t anywhere with him I eakiys : 1 aye she didn't tax fashionable t forget about it, Let the cat keep her mystery, Sho would be as nothing with @| with him In tne way you did at hy a JIM, rinis, ‘This on out it real r ae 9255 Sey = =F 1H WHE ® 14g shirred to for ; eons ements NTS FOR - THE “HOME ihe fr HEALTH AND BEAUTY. aa kee rer ‘6 a ng company with two yo rao? tis Sayre Pay "5 ; whom I dimer in-re. 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Ae mranDunoett helot, thee cols Itrelt /Banana Trifle. 1 es, Mike For Early Baldness. 1 with a younir| IN bas na iS Re ses 5 & thin pa ne present on, jum for ® y t AMES C.-This totlon has with hun hatr ap \ 1 row t sand sor | : siti A ae \, pease bad oir t Call or send by mall t THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANS 1 Guil-ndcod kalle, A TA NSUOR NS DO TREOIG SARE rctare cea tal Vana erat auc eacia tea i yaeys TON FASHION BUREAU, Nu, i West Tweaty-thirg sireet New i r eas pe RA al oetiee rive ea hte K tune en ow York, Send ten cents in col or stamp. orn erdere ‘lon Greant, : ie Be ae NOL Ne Oy ee a ; ilbfeerts eee ‘Those IMPORTANT—Waite your name ar ly, and a 1A pondi cream for | yhatany 24-2 drama vould go) but when he ca Jam the rir gnats vos if val (roe ways specify size wanted. We -woniplexion 1s made ‘thus: der, 1 ounce; glycerine, 1-2 ounc out Lowas told lately Wat Feel the nes and cut it into small! fe Ly it in sinall th ke pulp ‘Vascling, 19 oupoes; lanchine cohol § ounces. h, be made w remark about my taidng dice, taking out all the plpa, Put ® jars, Cover and agt away, eee