The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1906, Page 7

be ed { The Evening World's Daily aserine, Tuesday; July 3, 1906. IEE. Oe EE es FE cae WHAT IS THE | THE YY ONS sll aids HAPPY DREAMS. 2 # # By F.G. Long. ERMON F I 5 aren aE OF A SINNER: I Guess Tie {| | nb Bcsshe By Nixola Greeley. Smith. tine A OW Hooks) | = wee be your giles now, your eambols, your songs? {REST ON, MY Way) | By Roy L. McCardell. Parijoularly the mbes at matrimony? wa: ela Bo rine an inquiry from a young woman reader of } HOME ig thin colume, who reproaches ma with having ceased to cot — ern myself with the holy estate of matrimony, Text: Doge, Their Days. “4 | She wants me to reconsider the determination not toy eN We ink Yodk arbateive Who: heres sat & guitade «cao «| <r ARLY BELOVED, every dog han hia day. apa for thirty days and win the wager if he wouldn't ike to ck. D hoy are the dog days. It Is hard to be frask have a nice trolled partridge on the thirty-fipst Gay to cete-/ a 1 others and harder to be frank with our. wtp inl ent aiaier ag selves, but let un tell the trath, (f for nothing but the y Wh one pits at a windr and it ungeaiiantiy continues liv f ty thet thie 4. . t ” hing to do ts to cut ite mcqualniance. ~ 3 a nt 1 freety thw ie dog, man's Notw anding all the oan say about tt, people ~ \ i f é a truest friend, is a humbug—a hatrehedding, noise keep on ee ried, What, therefore, i@ there for us to making humbug athena 4 Sha A aa kane Rags Bing Observe him and his ways. He has all the yard ew forinn are sssayed Invariably go to pleces to range in the soft summer nights and a honse of his , Back in 1882 m alized ancestor was tntereated tn D iN = own to retire to. He will have none of these, but foinding one on Tong Talana. It bi tpn la rt LH —— " -4 seratohes a hole in: tl ree door and inalite on RERSEL ARE aeroeset OF y weeded bimn- | thal CLEAN) fsa JUST A MINUTE!) RGEP ei TA TRANSFER ‘ Be POLITE, }| | PS alceping in the bed of our boy Buster, and our boy self, so when the reform to him mme lots.) | | hae ee pes LST ALN — KY ae “e cA bo 3) Biu- Give Buster forbids him not 4 TY oY anythi: O SIT. n y ut . Him § ER, . a All eel ens ynigrantinth a Bill Loree hs ere than and Gabatiy aa ote ae ee a i ae thiM: SEVERAL. If he cannot get on Buster's bed he gets under ours, and, Jo! In the he itn ¥ are Rotually gettin — } M cers Mie ai | | watches of the night he sesks to eradicate the wicked flea when no mas want In the soheme of red-yarn matri- | \ . 2 j | pursueth, and the thumping of his elbow rouses you from slumber and to L inst eraly ‘Theorie! tof it, his" red_garn eight havas xxs - > 2 = : = 4 | | Words that Make the Recording Amgel woep to hear. sear tes ig tog aes a af itis eh fap nee TOD, a Ss} ei ig ‘ In the day he files at the society leader you yearn to have call on you, eeformaes Instinct if , | AN. . - fl \ | | and wogs his tail in friendly greeting at the tramp who purioins the family ‘Just for a handful of etiver he left us, x we ] 3 same =a wa - ——— | Hinen from the line sree ruc pts Peer dies RST RRO , : | S| He has « feud with the dog across the way, and with mutual howls of , Sear tenth Wie wie Ryton whe -Seeesia baffled rage they Tun up and down the fence line, one in and ons out, but ruet to t frees, But tmn't it rather the ton we pay at It you open the gate to let him at his tormentor he remembers pressing eaten aro being. pretiy raptdly abolished, and tt may be business !n the back yard | Pomtala remy os r te + thie ttobing atm The dog across the way hag seletd upon « poor little puppy, and with ©. And sometimes fet a gilmpee of dilss throweh a knot- & proud heart you see your faithfu! hound rueh to the rescue of the equeal- ing little victtm gee i edad ic lama tr Base seeping Ral 4 pclae ecdics an What doen he do then, Dearly Beloved? Why, he sete to work to asalat Sh aaa | AND _DREANED - AND DREAMED - ey Fh | b | whl 4 We knew a wealthy man who was visited by burglars so often that’ he BETTY VINCENT’S | |r coe Ro Se wT Yau few) 1] WA) (ene op none ; Ric THe LL || tee mmmeate He om erage to ase ome. rom |}TAESE J | : E ¥ | NICKEL oR I'L t further deapoliation. | a 7 | >, i 4 ADVICE TO LOVERS. | PEOPLE I a BREAK ‘Your ONT CouGA) ‘That night the burginrs came agnin and took what they had over : . ARE j T v \ NEcK! . looked before a =—= A ‘The dog made no sign or sound, but it was suspicioned he showed the E-ate-a0-Hable-to-do-tome iittle-thing thet siil-gine-someba: ne robbers where the valuebles were hidden. for next day when the vigilant W of us, and never atop to think about tr until the * and cfficient police came around to jook for clues the bulldog few at them i J BG TVBRTCHOS BY SR PECK WS UGE CWA: earS. murderously, nor would he allow them on the premises. Next week the erally all right, and i aecepted 1 Qh se who can and will tell this and the burgiars returned and stele the dog. that phe is a designing m | They are all Iike that; believe not otherwise Tt ty impossible to be too careful what you aay about yourself or about anz- | And then the unerring bloodhound, tise tracker of the evildoer! Tou body elas. Half the Little troubles (that look very Inrge at the time, by the way) Have Seurd of Bie? He ta a-ranber freed Shas the /honan WenAGne . 4 by an tndiscreet little tongue talking over wT Me OF THe GNOTeMAT plecee O Windom hat ConTs The only man he it known to chase and find is ble keeper. He won't te the effeot that the spoken word is mastor of the \ go out to trace him unless be has not been fed and has seen the keeper racehorse, for It travels faster, ai no one knows when ¢ depart through the woods bearing the bloodhound ration. He only exists ve ee reolity ‘ei She ce benny ae pans rgisy au phaae a pon Resa to aid « bigger fraud—his owner or trainer. : Mite. Soe : | = Once when we lived in a Southern town we saw a noted pack of blood You may not think you're having y fun for a while, but ft will be a! 5 ~ =e: =f hounds tn full ery after a fleeing murderer, Our cat snarled at them as satisfaction to know that some others are £ deprived of « great pleasure | AND DREAMED - | "AND T ‘HEN HE WOKE UP! they passed from the vantage point of the fence-post. With one loud cry "We won my Gi Eb cone vin oh b§ pet Pc ie 7 belngé. They generally | tol = — a - the pack of twenty-four turned into the yard and treed poor puss, Dhven’t enough legiterate work to keep them out of mlsohief. Thay do hot know | 5 aE jie ll ok When the Sheri and posye arrived they Neovo hear but what the that [¢ 18m wery Ragmcioun thing to mind thelr own businena and lt otter people | 4 J ‘ b b i ] k murderer was In the tree. although they could wee he wasn't. take 4 ofthe own aftalrs, a ¥v a Ss. ee me a -~By Alice Robe, They shook down the oat, who iit Into the paek, licked the whole lot on ty mM 3th! we AMO A 7 When this lesson th learned there will be more healthy mervws Atonmg us a aliod It. ‘That's what neant fear. ‘There are ‘Well, Anrling. there's cortainty | and drove the “wavage bloodhounds” yelping home, paveuilnden st bebtleait’ Mal sling tua te a an . nay "6 y ada et- | the ae 5 ple ney ot ela ead mhooks fn your No, Dearly Beloved, Fido ls a fraud, a pestiferous noleeomekor by All perplexed young people cam Ob-T | haw a bad name Ih the nelehbarhood, 1 tore chterut ey oped Area ar Se eT reese dl aiid Std Aidieigebeeiiren at le womanly mom) cient and a genera! nulmince by any, ee eT et citing to matty | | ll her that ano would have to ato MAAK Sa - Sauter. anew coe Reams tales feieaniha’ tol wage Siaak ote Wheelie pues | aneeh ue abies omeealaaae aati Belng man’s constant companion haw made him so worthless that he RAIA ta MCE VINCMNT. || paid the theutl ncn cae ee WellUk—now hall whoo Wale, dearewt. Of courve,| “Hild tha Rev. Jatea MeCotton heart. “You never baer Lgaittul Woea] Bi AISNE HAO: peter wera, Post OMtcy Bow ties, | | Mid the would won talking to him, but one hab to ‘nave ieee clad tos The waite ¢ evil’ begotten eh with lovely necks And arme going Tt fe no teak to love us And love our dow ne well, for, Dearly Beloved, an Loaught her again. What would you metry to weer thet, 1 do-teel ao sor aid ye ix. Bly about decrying the peekaboo watets, re much alfke pevive meeto fo; give her w. * fire for ¢Ou poe soraMny cramtares who nk ene tevhneee keg? now, o-yout Of cour, Ton appre | RET | ter another onan? a don't 4 wear anything ¢hinner | T , mind ewerythu: | ote sur feelings oof obagrin at Wants to Wear Her Pin. | A lying women 1s Imipoustie to. Ifve rf 2m we Re men cing nWle to weat these mweil | AM a rislotulxteen. Yor many yoart| ali the time Give het tp & perkatoo waist,” | Mate re Te be | ing tetra Maybe if you would tart right tn and | oe 2 D. Hi ii Sie, ha bang} tae en — te heh arsed pinata —negee + ald ecenee eke anit be athe tat sili tna (el Pear Wear them won dng. iden e wet die | - Ard ae ons He Lobe Hex? Va hate to tell you | the ™ mind You bt shooked en | SNA nem etiam dey liens gn | \ i a eT eee Srey | Satkaa Gai By Helen Stilwell, M ; : go ec a Sarbanes SAGs boat urnururvrunventcunven on von YOUTH who ly terribly any ; je { AM a ing German, twanty.ntne , | Rides down tn the Subway #ach dey. . FN Ne wT PU (e 7 ! He said to & friend a plage Held man seven searw my vention” During | Mee T TE RS FRO | FRUIT SHERBETS AND OTHER COOL DRINKS. east ay ee 1 known him 1 f * ig . tuo anrttiniiee meng | ae <THE PEQGPLE.| Tm preparing for Maden tha way donreat | \ Fests Ehoreene-eh0ld- anomie asia Mages, ciate i dee the every day a wie Who Wak holding a lane of ogee t Mt me and T know by hie! Sunday Banebatt | The train took @ curve, ‘ ; s coms. Te wv e. 4, the Biitor of The Evening Works } A man toet hin nerve, I va ne taken ‘ a oo I would like the opinion of read And thay scrambled all over hie lows an rie é = Ht OMATTIAB® | vcut Bunday baseball. I have had the | 7 r Ath oar MY etovew me? pivosnure of wtinermng thee funder | Mime Thyme bullt # whape up with care wae) “all! taht JENNIE W. W. lamas -at Washington Park ball | By Blowing some pade up with sir ave seanene ce Segue Meringue sivdeae ands, finding & most orderly crowd She wot cought tn the Jam, # not mo long. Ho may propose to youlenjoying a true American ghme, end t They blew up with © slam. Did He Get Fealows? say day Do not tet h how muck have ain. vinited ven places aa vou And the change gave Ue crowd 8 good eeare, ideas tel Tirebaves: hace ec tong May Manton’s Daily Fashions Me.T see her » A » at Sieg day, and If they stop Sunday ball games | Would it be 5 stop and Whe noe pul a-atop to the rowdy fens at | ak toler? HG. Rt che with eee ade peer ones HE little Bion sacle apeak U = a youn ee : “ You will run wk of gottma ® Se? pile Ma mid Gray Hale Awad i snay tainly be called terned down, bat” try want thin YOUNE Man. he he was | Te the Baktor of The Reening World | a neceavity of the to. Yoo munt have shown your Jl" | sshitual gambler “and he aed ance] ia Tegard. to the avery, “Why does wetm whacher Warde It was foolints never wot along well together, but 1} {B® heir on the osha wey before | robe, and this one i# know thet my influence over aim is! nawer euliad to every senmon- She Decetwes Him, | EPoa Nase —dneaurawed iti, Het Feaete ts be bee oe pene i Bote ater Te the Theat _ Batty ¢ hoo me alrocwt every even; NEPLY YeArA widen Le MWuatration It la made of t AM interested in a nice young lady ing af course, I enjoy his com. | taffeta, and ta trimmed who pretends to love me and KAvA DANY, Ae he Ix qutté pleasant sometimes ‘ with lik banding and ee se COU WOK Tive Without me. One| Me tole me that he lover me, but thac|7 OE: the Beanland Westd swith narrow braids bul ie ea to reduce the mutual, He| it can be Utflinel for ieee, mine L caught her talking to a young | ™ mani a very date street. T told her | 2A# Hever taken me out, ae he cannot | + There ie plenty of water Vinen 84 for woo! mutts of tt and at the sume time gave her a Afford It, and I will not aliow him to,| end there l@-no rrason why artifice ee Tee enaeave o ft f ve hi kaw cisumetancs. joe should be advanced in price. Wh ' Lies Tae eas ee i 1 Koaw ‘hie_che jhe caMe prod a eared fa in AV | Yume and the separate ee a a r hound, ney @ some Qhiv treatment dished | Beale Rapadlieete art j ao pany sates Only last night 1 OUT OF LOVE. | out In New Vork sep the poor in fairy be ala to fil ale | caught her tn Kine 10 te SAME YOURE) Ho not encourage him unless you care| hoe weather? NN mont avery need. Tt Is man on acorner. I foun for hiw. A boy who gambles lke th tye 10 at A aitogatner always dors the same thiag on the rally not of much account a Fane Meption were in effet. wi = cS ita To the Eator of The Evening World eee aeolk end amine te and equires very ttle In. Horo js a probiemn I would like read- HEALTH AND BEAUTY. Salw ser in New Yorn an’ brir oe ew York and twice as S’ RAWHRERRY and bimckberry shor) made is delightful. But few know how han taken the the making. ‘The cold In New Jeraoy, how cold (In de i" deugittul. When one to make it t bee ha that are attiched By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. rees) would it be in New Jataey tows tired of whole berries t Prech ina should always ie to silk Rive Just © * ‘ BE, BROWN a quart of be id hem “ o a met we it . full at th brows with the . to Dammbrn. ie na a ' ne ware 70 ten #| ator Ally and IS COURAGED | MNF Mite the brush, dod to the daation . che WAL lot Haenes Sis wR . air . spales Antolns wh & tna camel's balr paint brush. | Ty the Editor of ‘The fvening World Fo this wdd. the Julce of one ; omnes — I) che brush must be dreed tram any drop | f beg te cell attentt o the daily Maver Gai oirinm tM * a ' * minutes; | aatietactory h Would not! and pasewd Ughty along the edae Ot| gurgtiog caused iw the auto mmo | TAC & stand for a few hours, tien | “ : a wel ‘ = Worty bout thal the eyelids, exercising extreme Care| ne an ee ee ener “| atrain and nerve in aberbet glasses | pour - peels 4 Hen ea ros 138% Cae Lotion “oucnes’ the aye Moe "Ol mk. running of locomotives on ‘our | Mit Srusied ton or thr . péninds of white sugar, When | lusts : storve where they A Would-se model, ceric the mtronm, eo that wiies the Ine melia t ay - at ’ y Keep tollet articion M. Wicsiclans photagrephere ban Pa will be of the desired strong | an wet ond of the alwaye make ue of and how Ic sAged Len A (One Of the popula Ke K depilatorion you models, ate of aftRire fo? ANXIOU * oumenae drinks, and when property | uss > : ayantity of m would find th '@ either for thelr own work or yo nab Ace ARR toe os, we: ( ‘eer They are aul good) Nhe? Called Woon for models, and are ye mn vine le tamporary “ours s.| UMO7R MiUliK to furnlah the nam HIN IS FOR THE HOUS SE WIFI ase {id Madresmen of thome who have ragte- | 4 we 44 inchen Keep pulling owt the tereq with tem ire between the! Rice Meringue. |Gurried Rissoles, QuAAKIEY. ot srelircooke Parsley, anme salt, pepper And) wiae “with «drt yarda eyetinows, “Don't out Uvar, |Face Is Rough, O1L Ohe Cup of rice in ane quart of | BA INGR some cpoked chicken (not too | em ‘ Bete, aaaetS ie banding, 14 ’ 4 | M. A-—ThiW Se @ nothing and milk until vender and drain in a! finely) and lat tt summer - é ome and « wan a wi wi pats ‘ row to Tucked Bton Jacket-—Pattorn No, #4QRy Arr Eyebrow-Grower, | Pleamant lotion for the face, Don't | colander; add one pint of milk, ently for halt an hour | Mee cies 7 wire them # tiluatrated. 5402 In cut in glzox for 9 37, M4, 06, and # inch buat menmen, AIM more r ‘ aorbed at the end of Une, re YOU for increasing tim th of the | '2 2 WH probably give no furcher| mage Knd two ets of KumMT, And beat neany Ww c * wa thick! ‘ayoorows. It pa hg Mey pg guncronee. Re caretyl whey Waing| all wath light; add Jules and ring] Then str tn a raw oem (which las been | Savory Cutlets. r imbs. Put the ¢ autlets|® lela the trouble you write ws la 9 teens l Hht0 a ther. tert) at one Jemot; (urn Inte baking} Mixed but nok bouton) and remove ti | i ide fer wiout 4 avarier of an hous H Bi and bee for one hour, Make a[Mewran from the Mtove, Spread the) SMe teblemnonatuly of White! cor tha Inewad drithtie ko. wh ana ¢ se geen ans eurcy ut ona HM dith, and when ity) [bread cralbe whinh hare been! ite nan of mottine a TO Mg cold make At up into little balla on a) A parent throw a sieve into gf) . ee Mi a un "a A a, litle fullow Yo! hatin. And Adhd & tAblespoantul oF ine fy 1 eae time. tor tag 2S wold. [mice BvEry the formula t give! * Weuble sbout the down you refer| two ouncés of butter, the yolks of six| (hk SURF xayoe, which alee Call oF send by mail to THE EVENING WORLD MAT MAN. Oviain | TON KASHION BUTE AU, No. a Woeat Twenty-third atheet, New, York, ha a night ng plpayyyhpibirepatsng ely ee” t IMPORTANT—Write your mime aod address plelaly, AIwAYH wDedlty wine wanted. i rh ae & tableapoontul of a ~ a ad Pai tala HAR ce Shai