The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1906, Page 13

The Evening World’s THE MORAL BIG STICK IS ACTIVE NOW. Daily Magazine, HAPPY DREAMS. wt By Nixola Gisiens Smith. 1 argument that T 7 ) Gosn! FAIS ] | SUBWAY 15 THE | AHOTTEST PLACE } (THIS: SIDE.OF ey ees I GUES TLL TAKE A AAPel| ene 5) = = al (Gee! THIS 1S || |) THE co1pes | RLACE jn) Town! | 8 Swe! aS) y Warmant ohne TRevehaeE toll Mines pays—which we arg to defiance as {t quells others to sub- Vi ao ‘pn ane AND _THEN - Thursday, HE a {WELLMAN WONT START W reaariarey Tf Hope +7) Eta — NOTHING THEY pen ONES ar Juke A Sais « aN & g THIS. = INS ‘ ¢ NESS |) eae BETTY VINCENT’S AND DREAMED 3 ADVICE TO LO VERS. YES, =a f ) COM DLETE eLy SOove RCAME AND NPROSTITA TED J C ! ate He) FELLOW,H SCOULONT ) \ CO STAND THE| XG SUBWAYS AND DREAMED — Sieree rea at veer : - LETTERS FROM se THE PEOPLE. People Come to New Yorks Why Hts Attentions Unwelcome. Seaorayte HER 7 z » oalls t “ by [ene Gir! Died, He Wants Ring, 1 a "ANXIOUS. Lh i ‘| To Wiom ‘Shall ‘He “Bow?” Se nametiine oul t rule etiquette Wish to osk 1 : t ke sg w 1 streets? $. 1. |qwould be empty in fifteer w Raise » the women you 1 of the tank fil in the J knoe “a book etia the large atau SBS HEALTH ‘AND BEAUTY. eee By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. wher fi ». Brown Spots on the Face a ‘ Mra shine tN warding the Statue of 1 to } , ; » | Dark Circles Uncer Eyes. statue like the [ 1 Gas Here in a formula for curing| !n such & tain as t fark clrvles under tho eves lore | at. the pres hh will at lease} th ey THE FOOLISH LIFE. ett ad jee CAN DO FOR YOu, a POOR THING! epee Ad «(Binks the Bee oy & “a ue Ry ‘BY ‘Ma is Niadig an SEE WHAT I “po aut 1 MUST LET ME \FOR ‘Your CHURCH CAN J ter, ounces. a2 “TR Nain Vaiceal| Ce HIN i Ss F OR I H E HOUSE wv E a wide of mercury fa a t has ne stir in} e all togeth ne tr roa a anges pean and whi Be u Pineapple Sherbet. ialenewhlealotime Farmiand eciine Gutter i merreag ani, Mi Ww proper to use as f seested, whould | | SE one a i » to stiffen. One-halt white sugur over th yp before ut be pa be kept out of » reach of ign nt | quantity uMciont f as ay ake ina woo A Fat Nose. sduart of dolling water, Sur in the|r-AKE two cupfule of molasses, two (Little Currant Cakes. | ns ‘ pineapple and two pounds of granu iT WN Sugar, on our mil TIR to a cream three cupfals ¢ and hervs to ivy 0 rubbed: Into the|iatea sugar. Stir over the fire until! », but great care must be R.—I_ would not worry about the nose, but would try the ° does not reach the eye stringent which I give you for | tin d theatre |well blended, adding the Juice of o enlarged or red nose: Murfate of am-| proper, cup one teaspoonful of butter, {Jermon. When it has cooled somewhat, five and one-fourth cups of flour, B: » aneshi two beaten eggs, st sugar and three-fourths of a of butter, add one cupful of so! Mk, four eggs, five cupfuls of flour, bake, small pieces of butter Q little lemon Juice, Cover tightly and sand ee PIs) 5; 1906. ay r. G. Long. ON A STH AVENUE STAGE. By Roy L. McCardell. (Old Rlue Bue Drawn by Tio Duns in Their Dotage Threada Its Way Phrough the Vrese of AN Sorts and Conditions ‘of Vehictea.) ADY IN DAZZLING WHITE—How slow thesa L Blages go! Why do t Ne Man in Dingy Silk Hat- would be pulled out of 1 “The Belm 50; no w the peg I to ter: s can't keep it pegged at Ryan {inter 1 Collar--] told my clients to Driver (In raucous yot pecp hole)— ys going to put in vour fare, hey? (Rings con- dell in money Man fn Dingy Sill \ violently.) Hat (pompourly)—By, Jo ght this way; always get ca nothing but large pills—er— ‘rayed Collar—Certainly, my dear fellow! (Drops two derous scowl.) Millionaire w | nickels In box i Driver (ringin 1 constantly)—HI, ‘nother fare | Man In Dingy Silk Hat—How dare you, fel paid! | Millfonatre with Frayed Collar—I have paid, sir! Driver—Well, that Jady didn’t pay. Lady in White—The idea! I pafd when I came in, five pennies. (Driver, almost breaking his neck trying to look into Interior of stage and avold being bumped by a fif up Fifth avenue with ear Old Gentleman R lamp. Driver—-Wimme Lady in White (with asp lon't you have conductors? (Coach stops, takes on $ Black and Thin Woman in blue) . Black Dress—Oh, don't talk to me any more about that horrible ! The man must ha been insane. But then, perhaps, he was persecuted to do it by his wrongs, or maybe she knew it was a thing that rove him to fvenz, You hiow the Yimbelby Madison avenue th years ago? That Mrs, Bimbe! ut she would come home with stor reets trying to flirt with her, and ™ used to run out with a paper cutter or some if he could find the man, and Mrs. Tisubeiby, £0 that men ran away from her Instead of after her horse truck dragging girders lam, you put the money In the believed it and kpon to see h know, was that is whir Usay that in this case— Driver pleas ' e Dr et me pa & and paws through a malt! k Dress—No, you patd for the lun y 1 will pay the fare. Now, hame to ride in euch e Dress lack Dress nd th r thoarsely to youth on sea That 1 4 out a nerves in this business! The i Ig cach about w en! Shucks! (Cracks the off hic of old gent reading foot gap betiveen them a sand throws the frayed Wall street operators on top horses forward to close nd a garbage wagon.) When a Girl’s in Love By Charles R. Barnes. 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