The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1906, Page 9

. age the Evening World’ s Daily Magazine, Friday, aeers 3, 1906. GHE BROMIDE CLVB. THE ‘JOLLY’ GIRLS—-THEY a By George McManus ETTY VINCENTY 0° +o { By Roy L. McCardell. i i. F a. ' “Nromiites" Are? " , Tt ( ’ f Dexive ~ IF FCOULD JUST ) WHY THAT OE ¥ and Desive to Reform, A thing Nee and Bea "Sulphite (mo, HIM Af ane { onuy A Littie Lo) > O4 Y INDIQHANT THE FOLLY OF BEING "'CATTY.” but Whe. ie ‘ ~ fe) prec naren ae | \ a N girls omy little disagreeable things about people : = 1 think hat they enn do it w puinity (WRG The TERRIER marks are heatd by A fale-ninded pereon (a man, enpes ghiting the error of Enel | Uke secs eee ana elaily doen't think any less of the person whe in fae | on et rehomed Wane ere te a O14, Od ret me tince grown dusty, whieh ine thin way: “Tf you can't way a good thing about another don't sny AAVIKING at Be 5 *HpomITe 1a to become a “Sulphite That works Just aa well fat the one who applies it ae tt 4 re ts ("Bromide No.8 Wiad? knees does the others ar ped about. Rvary- Rromide” No, 4!) tn ae that about eine withpat having: those things t the following blank and spnd it ‘ 3 iy Pri}! Bout t a) tha 4 DAVE hea’. or keow \ .% re ‘ ] about other girls will nad 1 ate " 1 to marry t Hivities to scandal. It often orenre do ¥ cane On - este, but dediring to | AND AOTOLMNE that the monatp when « self never again By NOW, JUST HASN'T He R te 460 With & er i rhs : ‘ 1 that whea aes andin future tobe origina! in ex aa —— cg Loon AT ” — cure Peer! y a) Whe " ey : erweit. HAT l Is to ave et hat the following ern LL GET HE i WW EXPRESSION" f tS namos . ‘i ih mlb otis boinc sitet fhe MS SELoNGs To a SNe ve atul of two thinks alfays: wha smn $4 strayed, thrown © SOME MILLIONPn REL? SN'T HE [| AD SOF7 AND It is asible to tell (ram What airext 4 ar ; * ° id | You CAN SEE THAT bem nical ae ss Uiey wurely will return. The woasiping game ta hardly » ° } ret : He COMES oF A'cood bh ee eee oor i ‘ venom FAMILY! spinal ens oe Fad - My hushamd had aeen all and was deep Cast smide expressions | on their tangled | | &nwered, upbraiding me fercely, Pisase writing Betiy| | Point out to me how I showed d ; siadeeanay ne avevens ors for | | Beast, hath to my husband and aeté H | BET | wecire . | sen tebe eeeeaseennene ] | Bvetne World Post-OMce Box het Nebt Seago | New ¥ York, An woman who w allow i the Bromide Clob by new! a eae | who Is aw strane Touch The following timers have been sent fn to the Bre ie Clo ewly } \epeak (0 her Gheavens * red to abstain trom theve forever || Wants to Give Her Presents. ert isn ten ton a #tra TAR bee anoe. | sisig= o xi obnern” | fh Teve with a young girl ft wn ty Hall, y'know CASTS Taman comes tn October. I would ai) eee etn « City of Churches, hey? Dofige troifeys and push | ANO GIVE Him A fic Rona \ Jto tet me know what present to give & baby eines. i AND A NICE PRe6x SureR os ) 1" PK Soe AE J <4 “OR, they ‘ nto the Hibwhy If Grey Wetted 44-Spemg- the-menes, + ~ meat: 7 ~~ 1 halahentes ie ures « dancing asia n 3 x “~ up to ace Us any time Y have to take pot liek, but you're wel ; ‘pea on cae wit ectne | sre the -aS “Ordinary” Man, Tm Bots tit huperstit *, but Just for fun I went to ete a fortune-telter. | OFAR THING, é QION'T THINK c ' ar ine T took off my wedding ring, and what fo You #uppose she told met’ &c., & | hb WATER! ae, baal] ft am in lowe with = young man. ste Ae £0 Xo the Gentian it ave my photograph taken.” | HE COULDNT bo Backes nv Jean Rive her uvefui things, BUL in ale at my houle and tele tle } "a gent em: “ s . Ke Jer all clroumstances. THAT IF HE Was, % 1 Jewelry that Iam the only git he lowes, 4 oA” ville he deepe ‘ ; , ve nee " MAG! ~ if n Several ‘times take te Te Dathea deattipass. es Dancing Did It. ther itt Gnd 1 wes told ty setheboay ‘Never tere between husband and Aedes w t that he tells them the same thing. He jon't care how much money @ Vd Be furt the same nd and I were married | rover takes tne out and When [ eek hi dy Phot ‘kee ago. We ha pte avout It, he finds some “phewe rosiety £0 | with . him dearly and I woul anita oMfcn hours are trom 9.90) 7) P, votes are tite cutest th A say are ti t ent worth contMeration. P.M, and when once he re from wotk he becomes anchored | Has Learned to Love Her, ere is books (the eta co). his | Bear Vierty °c and hie pipe are hin pets, 1 am HAVE jearnet to jowe a girl whos & £004 dancer and pesstonately fond acquaintance I mads 1 few months of tt, My hueband cannot dance. but ben When I first met her she reese no harm tn tt when properly con-| pala considerable attention to me, bu: J and taken part in by friends of |at present she will. only notice me Summer Playlets No. XTX, ‘ f Cae, frttoe A QUESTION OF MONEY Two-Minute Talks with New Yorkers > » ee Rg PS ee fashionable places wh it's nothing bu ema,” as, &t & my own eelf-respect,’ there's no ceremony about us, y'know!” | ‘om women on the stage.” thar she ta doing that to keep n AND MATRIMONY Aaa RES | OS, eatin mareete up ences | ans , + e has been ge bereeit up in @ MA-| ang gheir pitrte Are whort eHONEA to, ia antan ne or If sho doesn't care i tl ve ELE LS | en-yeRrety girs cmekeeap, whether ahi the preteen hantary hat fume thet ‘made you think @f thom decora me up and broke nish |“"iow can t Gnd outst re for me. ae stain MTEC | ons ie forty Or over or not nts th Use on ktreena-that-show tha Bhepher-| ing the waltz as two distinct couples + Amk ther. Aesses jeaning over ae Indiana & as he ae nt takin tothe} — The Tawi ta to appear very, ers | “puma” og wraide OF WET) Soung, Wa some ot the-eftents are ton se gina whoe they =“ By Nixola Greeley-Smith, . fence talking to & fellow In a yodle LETTERS FROM | HOME HINTS, “There was one party who aA Just ‘Wh Yntertor—The Seribe, The Mere Man and The Ruteet Young dertul. tia Ss a ee | tree uy. ) a 0 A . “2 Ton & SOROMAE TID; to he ol who waa chbperoning : ding Over the Tea Cups na ea as Onartey MMe ‘After We told me,” continued Ma-| jouge from thee MAnernl Pista Ae igen UL edb. | ae THE PEOPLE. TT: arene “WAN <wWhat ‘wows. you de Xf yen wate ney, of the Hoff) honey, 1 todk a took around, and whe | ahould say they belon@ed Yo the war goo Tm teamed if whe @idn't An tceless. Cooter, Ligon de bbe tt anal ve nya nan Ho yester' | Tt went up t the Sfoltand Houke fe at en Into tow form day or | | J , i t 8 $00 for every yebe you had Wve? i: Y ave wt even in a k-maboo ii woman wt aa oe ee . T bad my | supper I wae attiawed to notice how |two, en route thot ont sumther place | wale: ond. oe Ur eibben Ay the Meck ne Mey Rebwer TS ee ee a eee THE. BCRIBE-—1 don't think 14 know what to do. Only waist ond at at t fe This Mehad oO Keeping bi ‘ n Y could ton you What I'd | "or women had Got on an effect another, Amd every single one of the | of ner neck To the Tedttar of The Swnene Wore aca ne but- Sete 9r6ets, cx. ee | 4 wc made them look Wk # | cirls, whose ages tanged from twenty! dene fine idee.” concluded Manone here should be Mote electric faM® tn ninth and put om the ee Bh | do with $16.00, of. yy H winch O wtheogicls. They &x te or theteadouts end it fools you good, because youlthe subway This beanot, whd There won'e i ae top of & bowl ef THE SWRET Y¢ NG=Please say $4 Ay vale With @lther Cfo long Heads he th big trian bee OF have (get rent Op to a eit © basi he wntll wome che maken the COMPANY |Anmmp muntin lone eh ber I agg. hin over 9 gone & Tee me Gotrn the, tibok Just like EMpt od cha oF thelr necks, With fy one of Yhove inaxe before you | Oe them t i Net ar ec Meg, I A THE MERE MAN—Yet you're the mont thoroughly mer Pein hace et from Hackenieack in the sone that | faed In wo or three schoolgirl styles lin “s ; ri ag rae know, Mine Bvélyn eens a Prd oh _ le Apply to teal Ala Bootern Se. Two Kitchen Tips, No, I'm not. I dave Bot when T think of what an tdle, silly, f * been lanthropist . " ce anthropist Gngulsed en it <ahtot AMON-B-leEN ADVICE | ook in the wheal wey her face and grace are out of tho | Don't make any mistake » Knowledge of the “Oriental A Fly Exterminator. We can teach va something. | 3 ees NE seay ot Adaline Cre how A AR OH files to put into an ranatase French for “De fe five ceeith worth of the oll ef law | man.” @tluted with hot water, To the Baittor of the Hvwning Worth trio he tie ema nae What ts the emict meaning wae en the premises. It knee of the wort ” sholet fragtance finer? n't robbed us of @ great deal of money, I'm ; Line the gorbage cans with newe- I don't y ork tn mason. ee se 7 Twas wr San Wow AbouT \ NOW, WiLL, T WANT ‘You Indorson the Gaelowar, _|.Denere and te aactage ean be hwndled , Leh. f ‘ 3 i TO WRITE TO THAT | 7 WOLD BABY FOR) || "isis Nighnoos the Mamaraien ot Ba- lee, eg ay PRE BCRIME—What @ noble sentiment If it were only true But there's ’ \ f = LETTER Awhice! ~ | Trade seeana to have offended tne Ameri To Shrink Cloth, really ovly A mhort time wien it matters whether we are rich or poor, Poor chit want You Yo mend was vives AY an women resaing binweit #0 MKINK cotton and kinds of Gre are A etest deal happicr than rich enes if only beeause they're untram- WASH THE DISHES) anda pubat:crawel wash gooda by leaving tn the orig. &d melied by the dendty ity of keeping thelr clothes char Ot people wan: “ have tend ‘Che ot ieeln hal folds. Lay ft In the Bathtub, f oo Hittlen Ln great trouble money docen't-evatl Nan Patterson, Berthe Clabne J FOR ME RIGHT | feaily Meanie Fee taetance,| running enough water over tt to saver the ‘Terranova girl, dren of bad Just an good lawyers, just as good Away! the Bpanias ¢ ay one he more | it well. eave ft over night. Th the ehwhoe of escape from the Thaw's miflions con give him. ‘The lavely or refined? To give the American | 7 ie etOKe ROI ot the -hetetere oniy thing poverty really bin ¥ 4 th the eburse of true love. woman tue, she has ® fine physique, t hang on the Ime @rtpping. G THING (sentimentally)—Money Res nothing to do wit Hand n thle Why Rr tower very THE SWKET YOUN love. THE SCRIBE (Onally)—Tt haa every ether Who should be Apart, separates Piprsian of the status quo. It Clogs the etresm ot tite new looks. hinw. Poverty often keaps people to so Why should be together. It te the and makes it stagnant THE MERR MAN—Mise Evelyn, I etmply ‘will not stand for pearing the fo ngain, and tt seems to me T recognize the overture. YOUNG THING (impatiently)—bat’s just itke q mun! W things in general, you always take If for granted she + some one in particular THE MORE MAN—She always foes. 1 know a formas who for ten years har Det tn love with A particular man who was more or lewe interested In her, Dut wouldn't nmarry her because they Were both poor. She ww just cote into 10,00 y Waves a a fe dotighttul Ani Wha Whows she can marty hin now. The question to, Wil woT T Was ser 1 Now) JOHN, I'LL You CAN STOP the Sorte) Would you? TO WRIT Te #C ae in © trtnute, I'd buy him fast ae 'T would @ ploture er A oe yor! . TAKE BABY SCRUBBING NOW, HE skirt that ef pearis or anythicwe eine I had wanted for ten years (xo BF es MHLULAM, AND ‘i | platted or L MOW THE LAW tucked in ¥&- THR MERE MAN (tentimentaliy)—The ideal woman would not. gc ann THE BCRIBH—Well, T wouldn't (€ I were in-n book where the ideal woman YA~ aie) \ FLOOR! Delonge. Hut the selfish woman Would. You remember what Victor Mugo-o . ‘AK AL VoLtmtrn tanta when he waa @couned of plagiarism, 1 chk vexer A find fp" Bhat applies. | THY MERE MAN—What & lot of emotional highwaymen we would be if that | were true. THY BCRIBE—Not at nll. fo few people are ever realy tn love, you know, 1 took ft for granted the gir! you mentioned was, And of course I've known whe you were talking sbout all the tine. You're just ms fond of telling the story of yout lie As Tam. THE SWEET YOUNG THING—Then tt fs bis Riverside Drive hetrene? 1 | riowe ways tn con- |erantiy in tavor and may fairly be weld to be the most taetomadle at the present time This lone 1 designed for | young wirle, and Ww tremted atcer a quite novel manner, While it can be Worn \ either with or with Right Away! / thought eo! THE MERE MAN (rining Ih corfusion)—Do you know I've kept Halliday out the #moothiy waiting Halt an hour w I lntened to you, T must be going feted gindie. In thi THE #w RET YOUNG THING (after be has gone)—Ten't it futny any woman | ‘Mustration (t Is could be po 6 with © made ot plaid helr etitched with witk, Be Ye appr |prtate for all wkirt jing materials COBEK CLUCKT THERE) ] |washanie 0 WAS I! HAHA! [| weit an trom ot NO CHANCE - NO cotton and allk \Syance 2 daa ‘sb Yoo oad THE RCRINE—1 Aon't believe tore le any euch girl. He has amply invented | her to Make hintaelt interesting. 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