The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1906, Page 9

“You hire a private detective to shadow somebody and then Lie another to see the first docs hawvork, position finds they’reywing shadowed and hire cetectives to fi DED LODGE HH GOTEY HODNE HO HAHAH HEY sae Sai bet ter, thank you,” sald and 1 guess thy n@erie gown Ia bad! There's nv many natty t in dreew tt i any color, and it's called " Hil white and lecey s P od fe &, but a » t ar rm er the telephone v + ly fia AoY a te E 1 da y + - ty trot By n a's there th Fs ‘ ~ 2 nt s and If you r otf rose in stockings ve Thess Syd to match Gloves comes in ¢ltk thread, « Black ournr length, in white or =3_you are in a symphony and T think they look tacky “Pat what's a girl to do? It'shoth- ing but long glover this summer, and you'd smother in suede. The Evening World's Dent panna HEVOTON |POOSSP GoD The op- Illustrated by R. OOOO OHe W. TAYLOR. ODE LET ORDA ODORS HR nd out who by."’ Daily Magazine, Saturday; July 7; 19067 a RN TD EDETDADODHN PHD OOH AG THE CHORUS GIRL—By Roy lL. McCardell. a OG ‘S “vou dassen’t say a word toa dress- maker or she'll hold you up; and she's there with the goods. The only way to get square is to pay part and promise © to send the balance.’’ v HOFFER ODOGROOOROOA GT NEBR consults him on all important mat- 1 DON'T BELIEVE THIS CIGARETTE "S$ A GENUINE SWEET CaP! {1 (cme \ Kippde COME QUT OF IT, Dopey! “Do you set that young icller?” said Masterson, “Well, he makes fiftcen or twenty dollars a day ptaying the faces and loses ji ai} selling papers. one out of town yet except | herself out as a chaper and a pri-| w! he's going to find out, which, get out, and he gets out, has cer-) a coup { trips'to the beaches, but vate detective: as a chaperone to takes him longer. “Steiniy herd-botied Inek I want to tell you that farmer's satin | young married ladies who are partic-| Puss says she's getttng 80 fat over Dx McKnight ts all that keeps [with rarietions with makes the best bathing sults, Brill- ular as to who they flirt with. and as | the worry gf It @ll that she’s = per- jour home together, Of¢ Man Money jantine ts all right and silk, but t/a private detective for their hus-| fect wreck. It would be an agreeable) ton's lawyer sends up his money for won't stand the racket He's Lappy tn apite of the hent 4nd can play ‘Waiting at the Ch his back to the plane That's al the soclety news | know unless you | bands who are even more particular, | relief, she says, if she only knew he| board and room regularly -e-ery) As soon aa I can get my new dresses are a sand swimmer “Oh, there's a lot of it done. It in| Was cesd t Monday from Madame Flanagan Im ¢¢ to “Mamnuw De Branscombe com-|&® poor chaperone thax can't get on “Bo It would be, because she could) “Dopey doesn't ent anything so fer fe In the a ihe plains bitterty of the dull days of two pay rolls these days. Set up for her dower rights and ad-| 4é We can find out; at least he isn't | beaches and = sun- . Mheral given anything to nat by Mamma Be} hands. “Able ; Summer and fs thinking of biring “I don't know whether {t's the beef minister the estate. Wogglebaum and i |hire another to see that the fi 5 to {does his work. Then the opposition! « job this fall he'll turn up and tell] i chink 1 can. ran be oh eworeted. Fity are the dvd to be with, ‘They are not always te they weigh consequences as a rule. Bu ‘This, you will sey, ie Alene Bpssiitons iw ct of cultivating 9 aehatorer tmppiee Don's Jat reure HAT Wie saaieet Den oats te to ery perused aitae a tear castes wee a water to-hele oe ot or cane whether oe get out or not, unless you are Intereating ae DAVE A Personality? You whl find that ererybady will be tow ber Kind & will be atl they will have for you te sympathy, wt 1 think. apr 1 pers ‘ ® 1 deal tke the charity hat wp ttle red flannel perticoate for the Fit Istandors. * Hew can I find out ff she = LOVER Aa e Te ape wht Was try tr joe affaires by writing a Hh ew Vincent Letters for Be make Joa sdreaned te BRETT f ; | penne World ‘VoslOmce Box 1&4 | (ds Pat and independent. | o~ Ween es « h W the tiem country maiden | \ e Mn. @ New Jersey ane She Is the Elder. OE ee ee eee wera tear Hetty | AM in love with a young man sey be te in oral years Wove with te we OuRht marry to mr ey fab DOV ELORN Cortinly, if you are wure you will 5 t-te —nomedy-s —tiuualnase but , Pernember, Flirted with Others. toot? i girl frlend of mine to « place of aymisement the other nist ana f thie she trented me very oe maw sho would Mverybody gn to and talk with them and let goa stand and look on, When we were going home abe did hot pay any atten tion to me Ghe took hold of anvther foliow's anm all the way home. I hmye een going with this girl for about five THE RARE CHARM OF PERSONALITY, EMSUNALLTY The mort agreesbi ifut, epoctaneras, amcawing pee exposures or the general mistrust, but! “She says she's certainly up against Branscombe, who says overfeeding| Ps private detective business {s ft, because in the summer time when Might make him sick. | shadow somebody, and then have to quent, Mr. Maginnis keeps among the the house we get It, and Dopey sleeps| “That's all I know, except some ret ane missing, but Just as Mure as she gets On a cot in the basement hot-weather anecdotes of Browdway “He don't care, but ff you think Want to bear them? They svat be {finds they are being ahadowed and her that a great big girl ike her| he's a fool you're mistakes, Bome- (tre, becnuhe Chariey Face,-the dash }hire detectives to fin@ out who by should be ashamed to ask any one to| body gave him’ a fur-lined overcoat 'm& Young rontentic Adtor, who's le a great And remarkatde thine: ae we and what for. support her. Jast week and he was bent on wear TOOmINg at OUT howae, told them th Gay | Whe asked If T thousnt Mt court eT onght to know. We have been! “He's got tots of money, too, Alina ft out fecause ft looked swell, ™¢. hirtng one to find Puss Mohtgomery's | girl who makes every sacrifice, like and, as Dopey eald “What will keey Charley Face says that the other Mowt of Us have mote or lews of Ohms personatity, and tt busband, Mr, Maginnis, and we get) Pu Montgomery did (abe lived two! out the cold wil! keep out the heat, day Bat Masterson and Parson Davie fe good, bed or indi an we make If. A person with him cheap, asf told you, because he| weeks In Martetta, Ohio, didn't she?),|/and Mamma De Branscombe had to| was passing tn front of the Metro @ disagieeable personality cs prove it gertaity, It has only one eye. and then finds she's up against a) bribe him with a real dollar to get pole when they saw a young feller May te going apainat the grain if hg Inhertte ft, but 1 — wpgestells us all he knows, but ft|tightwad, who, when ale hae him! him to let her put it away tn cam- selling Thaw murder extras like hot feteonalition ate Darn to ahe-not Goean't take him long, and hinte at'where he's got to take good or phor, cakes Sofas ou ee"! TORTURES THAT WOMEN ENDURE IN BEAUTY’S NAME. People with the Dom dhe + fesineting attribute | le ty ake yourself iaterenting ) a Tut oad peek ap poee ented} oF mdaslty hit when st Smoomes nm the work! Bhe is quite tat and therefore very Independent ar 1 ‘wate me badly What can T @ ® her jeaioue? SUITOR mhowt yoar other give and | “aay” a | 9-#hGee with mau w® Nice anit thin they are Teont whee | any More prewnu. j + | She Is Lonely, | Dear Betty ING 14 AM a young girl twenty-three years | SSwN .A PROMINENT t oid Hook younger, and would Like | UIPER DIF your advice as to how I can make | he Acausimance of some nice young ROM the days of Cleopatra the niost) women can be foung who are free, to) torturing corset or jam No. f tant toto jmen. 1 have a large circle of git frayile Women have endured th¢-a groster or ite extent, from the eame hasle? Wendie they uerertutiodiace wie to Heroest tortures and the diront din-|9q Woman han a monopoly 1 f "beauty torture.” na geen fany wen a A-LONELY Giith, {comfotte ‘n order to appehr more bweu- | this Man does fot rival her the aod nylng photographs from | | Can't you get some of the older women |tiful than nature teaily Intended ther} “What mane aman, for tnatanos, wou revived dn ail ba thik yeu now Ghd latiodacs: VOUT Ist ‘A wife, buthed dally 10 | wind bin hair about with tight curl dete woman | patuegh tiee man? You only need to meet |the milk of a hundred oats and wore | til each jstrand was pulled halt t| Th n stiows a girl who | a ton. Whe bawok baa batter. torah iri |! sorts of hideous and uhpleasar head, and would sleep thus all] has bow of tigtt cloth gag | ———— By Margaret Cure for Blackheads, UGUSTA ~— The following lotion may te used A cure for acne lor blackheads, dip- Atig a soft rag into be preparation and ubbing it firmly yer the pithple Weht and morning *owaered —aviphur, dram; alcohol, 1 vunee Mix Tale nixture must be 2% uken betory une. Wile @rploying the lotion an coca \ Wiwne! dose of flowers of sulphur whould be taken tn warm milk before deqnkiant. The face muat be waned Behe and morning before using the lo Won in vary hot water, 7 HEALTH AND BEAUTY. ~ | in YOur ponition, 1 whould think Itactal appliances to twint her features | might, with the added unpleasantness of | across ner lower Into | Au 4 c eect atid complexion into aAded loveliness grease smeared all over hin face and| siape » prominent weo- | Ninon de Enclose and «| tight gloves on his hands? Or what| ond shows (he atm age ¢ s old-time beauties submitted to the anme | normal man would aquenge his waist to| little highor up do al f re agonien, and, in inter days, fow| the point of anguleh to confine it in «| catcitrant nowtrile HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. Hubbard Ayer. Eyebrows Thal Meet. | personal attempt: a applying & home- made dye, Line minced parsley, a tablespoon of invor to taste One cup sour ter and a tableny ream, minced moais or Vegethbive, Aa milk, Mix aa soft as oan be bandied. onful of rated cheese Beason with celery eat, pepper and « ARRLE 8.—Get a gair of twoeaert ' may be mt hand. Bake in a hot oven i r enne, Add A teaspe fand pull ou the Mair between rn Strawberries Uncooked, ,, | uatit the eam ace aot and replace the Salad Dressing. j= Apso ; brows, They will grow again, bus AKE large cultivated atrewberries, | cover of the roll NE cup sour cream. When » some ang aped p 4 ‘ Jou can ripest the onera You uh one In balvon with @ ail A ing bol, add 2 cena, % cup © ripenae oan sihe oh el et an have them Gerinanentiy removed ty ver knite, abd add sugar pound tor Curry of Rice. muir in cheat, add % CUP VINAEAT. Surv sprinkled with chopped paraie an tlectrio needle. Go to a competent| pound. Let stand ¢ night. In the ABH two tablespoons of rice, pour} salt and pepper tc °F | operator j morning #tir thoroughly with a wooden over it one cup milk seasoned | bage while hos. Chicken Salad. { } xppon them at nto lone with teaspoon curry powder, and ‘ } B. Blood Rushes to the Head. pat now rubbers on and werew th| iin double boiler fory-t0% Comstareh Cookies, | 7" OUR. pounda s¥ chicken w | ltop down. st them in oF nd you © cups of ew one alad f w nee | We-¥ou should sve your doator | 1h SO" trea atrawberrien all winter. | Molasses Cake, one cup soiiw milk, oni Cut the light and, dirk. inea ood te your head. Don't think Eggs in Rolls. iT ; tab = dia, flour. Drtp trom aed. 1m of eating At Ko on | O08 P oul tip me ae. fut—ot BIA, atid tabieepoontyl tins and bake ad H) the dremel saving t rolls, first cutting off an even MiOe| xinger and three cups of four | i ' wer the t ¢ To Have Hair Dyed. § et ake tae. haah ee few aheae Egg Savories. a M A. M.-Yea, you san have pate | Mets. or rub trealy wits batter and ao | White Cookies, ARS the yalks of three or four hard dyed at any balrdrelisor's, 11 if} in @ Not) aven unth orlap and brown | WO eee Deups sume bolle” exge through 4 #) and P » muh more atwotory than lie a thewh @gk in each fall, ating « teaspoon. soda, 1 Pound them with an oS AS Sunday Werld Wants a AU srs cas iL la ll eB ta Aa. iid ats a * |Zinsheilmer want us to go to some? } 9g 9 | flourishing. oar bills come due regularly every) “She charges him for the parlor| Place not too far from town, as thia | “You hire a private detective to. week, but the money is more infre-| floor, but ns that’s the coolest part of ie the busy season for them. to replevin them. Work Monday Wonders. | tera, when the truth is Erlanger bas NE ) no wee for him, and everybody knows t but the nearmannger There tant anyth 1 wouldn't t id the ne A nuk me to fo a y in evorie " I'd do tt I have ae uch fey gard for h Lackeye, ‘court 1 know. he's x wk y 0 to It before long Annther Chariey Face® uA hit ia t \ 1 two far away 16 ‘ at Willie Coll ia fi piytng fob tt N ; ofa theater prompt parte Ne ‘ atray Tr was a whole \Wuei) ‘ pleces, quarters Collier pushed the tray over to the Waiter aid (he tghi-wad Bug- * } sap, ok} © e all that sald the Certainly not, if you object,” aaié ol pushing the plate toward k 1 at alt? Wel t weather come down medy a said Masterson, ‘Well, he makes $16 ors jay pinying the races an¢ h i al selling papers! And Charley Face says Wilton night when & man laughed a Lackaye, who Is king hornet as a they thought were bel Minger, was talking to one of thease and made him ring dow near-managere once whe eae a pest De you tink « any t ae ay apologize for powdering b © in The near-manager pretends that weather Jike this, or should she do A. L. Erlanger, of Kiaw & Rrian it with silent unoste BOOKMAKER’S SHIRTWAIST. By Nixola Greeley~Smith. i it improver for a tookmaker to take oft his and if so. why 6 Evening World's re thom as the result a t m their coats before rushing ou “ races A mman’n @hirt te far orore de 7 CS shirtwaiete,” he Jumtly remarks tw fn geune, Why not the men Only because pr ty te merely a etate of 1 not 4 fect. We have grown mentally accustomed to the # aim woman. Therefore whe ix proper. Curves ate still Gnaccustomed to the ahirtwaiet man. ‘Therefore he te rm ‘Also, by vote strange ¢htality. a man looks Warther with fie coat off than with Jt on. In the abetenet, the Ahirtwatat man eceme juet and right and reasonable. In : ete. be im tepommntbine ago is hia happy bunting arent on tu nm 1 wae in the Windy City Juet long enough to tefien bar erests Tuapeniens ae be came. Never betote had 1 received ee tae ta an ant gallery mt one of thove fat Magonnan of ‘Rubens or Vier hat fairly make the canvas perspire the hl hen tue no piace on Brosdwuy, where nemper e horoventare, It aeems to me ® man whose busintas mags matey & masculine dotnals, bas « right to make Dinawwht comfortable © mon do ih pursuing other tusinessen, Women employed In Gowntewn offices do pet axpeot inen fo Wear thetr omnae m1 kummer In deference to thelr presence. For they know they have invested etill by Meht of thajority # taseuline feild, and they bend thelr notions ater y eared Ht. tracks are ful for met by men. And to subordinate their comfort to coe-of the comparatively Cow women who attend them mid Afty-cent and dollar bets doubled up (the sporting editor has deme the technique) hems extremely unfair om the majority of Women who make a business of attending reew { squeanteh The boarding-house keeper with hor week's ribute takes the colored cook with her week's Whats, Aud very often tha cook supplies the money to get homme. J once had @ race-loving Jandiady who had « row witht her cook beckas, having borrowed the tatters hee shoe to wear to the trenic mme tine before, she refused her an afternoon off eo she wouldn't have a chance, tracks are © pookimiker Ww entitied to hiv whirtwetet. It tmee-tracte Okt Thing Wwe Ienow-the Tiorwer wit be sea i » fate, the May Manton’s Daily Fashions H tiny ttle and ie finiahed at the , Pattern BAMK i Ton te) Gall oF bend by tail to THE RVENING WORLD MAY MAN. TON FASHION TITMLBAU, No M Weat Twenty-third street, New IMPOUTANT— Write your - pauie and addrem plwinty, and} Fasiorna ; Mwaye apreity sie wanted rene neath enorme li 4 One very ‘ehh