The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1906, Page 9

Evening World's wa.-v The riagazine, anid Waki Mis Ba 1900. a ROSIE. THE ROLLER: ’ “THE BROMIDE CLVB. By Roy L. McCardell. ~ | WAITIN'AT THE i Live, Rosie!} Me AND ) Many Cor Great Success of the Movement to Condemn Canned Conversation! a reapondents Sign the Bromide Pledge with Enthuataam, and Themacives Never to Use Timercorn, Trite and Tiresome Ready- Made Phrases or Barpressions from This Time On. nts to be a Bulphite and say the cutes E To be n Bromide these days ts to be as unpopular s John D. Rockefeller used to be before he announced nat he wanted to Jove everybody ahd wanted everybody him, bleas his dear old h xine there be who any th hurnan and wholesome attitud Being arrest kes us Wo! We want our friends to got us the best of It In the newspaper a the sympathy of the Jury will be with us r part we belleve that the great reform wave h Rooketeller. (wuy. THERE VERY BODY things he was , to nee that we met and so wtand that struck Mr Me-doean't want to be a Bromide, Never agafn will } etay, “I have nothing to say“fer publication.” . .. The privilege of being a Sulphite ts acconied to rich and poor allke Jo! “basn't signed pledge aud sony {t tn, but we know that he haa resolved t longer be a Bromide | ARE N- (CROW-BAR) We would say “ilke father, Ike fon.” but for two reasona. The fi t ADY Y (THEM Pete! ¥ wuld bo a bromide exp A; and the eknon Is th 5 ts ——< AQ chuck full of platitudes that to wet rid of them all at mk bed har Her y survive s the application blank APPLICATION FOR MEMBE Cut tout. Fill on ft tn. Send tt I hereby nyself n to und | phrases and 4 re to be original in expressing my thoughts. 1% this end L donate to the, Bromide Club for. dest n the following worn-out expreastons J have been guilty of ustng: | rionday, August 6, See Her skate! ByF.G. Long, a ie a BETTY 4 i “| SHOULD GIRLS PROPOSE? LETTER came to me yesterday from a girl here th town who thinks that the girls should do the pro She mays that If they do there will be fifty per cent more marilages than there are now, Perhaps ws, but how many divorces will there be? 1k Is not the woman's plaice to propose any more Ehan * her place support ber husband and children after abe in married If she thinks a man needs encouragement and @he all righ’ * him encourage Bim and fix things so that ) do and has been the accepted idee What if the man refuses after the girl has asked him he will do the asicin of procedure for 5 to marry her afd tn » A ot hia feet—would she ever feel the same welf-reapect that 1 think not And would he te boys with an unholy seat? You bet he would! Ile wouldn't be able to tell it quite enough, Then they would be thinking of tt whenover (hey saw her DONT You! An action of that sort-out of the accustomed tine—ts not apt to be a sucneen, SEE THAT) love naires fun Along accepted lines, most of them, thet have \ 2 for years, and the woman's place Ja not to be the asker or the t la her tittie-honored position to be wooed and won—not to And the moro man has to woo to win her the more he loves her. fow women wan be. mrccemeful | inens—some are clever and help s thelr poltti¢a! hushanda, but none can step in the man’s place and propose riage unfees they have no regard for ridicula—and they all have 4K fb sala Dd \ iittala \ All perplexed young people oan ob Goes to the Theatre. thin exert advice on thetr tangtes ear Hetty love “attairs by. writtne to Bets AM in love‘with a girl, She tele ere for her should be Vincent addregeed “to BETTY VINCENT Evenibe World Post-Ofice Box 1351, | me she would like to get married. | I would myseif, but she loves te ‘ | Name New York. . | o to theatres When I don’t get the ao Caat-off Bromide exy ATE | time she insists on gotng herself. Ie {f Bromide ¢ > | the doing right to co there withont me? | Shall She Go In Bathing? She tells me I don't trust her. W. M. | PUNTA Dade ise sissesiclasatQiea lobesasioss cdo liveds bess She will get over that fondnese for | Dear Bet the theatre What you Cage f do is Wess ccc sdb e500 da vaccos essa sithebowcnsyed¥bucs dacoomaUtVereeNeehis<ibecbuted | am acquainted with a young man, And | to take her to th ym ag i we expect to go on an excursion. | 3Oti to oe one ae a s BULPHITES , = If he shoul@ ask ms to o In bathing | eitcan WHAT THE SULPHITES SAY. would It be the correct thing to got | 2hiks He Loves Both. ide Evening W : a PERPLEXED. Dear Betty Ee o-atee . A LEMON SQUASH! ARE ) = . =“ It-is perfectly correct to go in bath. OR the fast sev 4 aide f the | J iN —e (wedi [GOING L. | ce arenas i 4 ' i itp A fom fave Lometaatth Bite a ve - USE Te CRE An Ardent Suitor. rar hol eee eae eh 4 UtARoUGH THAT VERY 4 we? 4 ? Frese pa ceitti len 1 THAT, Dy 9(G Sab op avs) WY r Summer Plavlets—No. 21. “fl avin MoCooney, of the Comptroller ANTIDOTE ea TO PHILOSOPHY. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. fot nt-houre ap for a roof gardey the water tly. a fory Hy ling # counterpane from the The Scribe, The Mere Man and The ng One's Judgment work the verbal part you play said Jc oe matter,” » “yaa” oF wdigiawnnt j ‘ ‘My Wife Won't Let linan Me!” Dear Betty before, Now | love both of then, one young 80,1 don’t know what to do. 2 me whes.te do wbewt thie, mat! 2s -mantne.ago 1 mel & man who paid me a great deal of #5 tion. He liked me so much| You don't love either, It you 44 you © told every one of It. When people | would know It ‘cused mé about tt 1 did not uke tt.| Lobes His Brother. I became quite cool to him after «| Dear Betsy: atte while, He gave me invitations, but I) ] MET an old school chuth of my refused them. This did not bother) brother about five years ago. He him, Since then he has brought can-| | cared a whole lot for me and 1 dia dies, etc, to me On one occasion ®| the mame for him. I have learned to girl asked him whom he liked the bet-| jova bis brot ‘as the latter haa more othe: + myself. He said | sense, althoueh ‘he (p four years ~. pists pel Lith tor her, bat loved | ¢r, Bit epre more for the h othing for her, os be os me. Do you think I should accent! to fing wy i can show the young his love? PERPLEXED. | er one I. care tor him mor: alder. kin I cere for the A HEARTBROKEN Begin to act aa if you cared the most, That is easy. St. Anthony. By Walter A; Sinclair, hony of Sammit comes Macaroni Rarebit. “Ree hak ae ‘ To kav aw. the village E-HATF pou pron one ant trawse: i s one-half pints of milk, one pound? poor Venus, though she bas fo arma, of cheese, butter size of 8 OS, ®) Must draw a vell.to hide her charme ash of cayenne poppet; take the mace | We jy to lit, beowuse, foraooth! font, which has been cooked previousty | to’ not allow the naked truth, He seems all right from what yo aay. If you care for him go on and | snow that you do. HOME HINTS. T. 0. McGill. of people walting to e8¢ | ratte degen tbe} and he will one & chance to is mind. is not every temper bapplly, but 4 Many men t k “A. too. thee toto ew rw have the oe a full wh weemingly Goes greate knew Sm ¢ hive 1 have seolve hime do this halt & doa ati cultivate It, until tender, drain and place In the) And like as not a raid he'll start and «ive at direction ts tO] chafing dish with the milk, grated/ Upon the Met Muste of Art and we und to the cheese, butter, pepper and wiltepoon of find behind © personal Anthony, Anthony! and ¥ the satiafaotion salts ve from the flame as soon as ernad ! A) views take Up AY] the cheese hae melted and pour over | oe apnout on yas, we ee. poirttits hit We auptia Fee a | ana ites agi ees tha ott baka With Manhattan on the rim { mAtiAfaction out of aceing the & at “y never inter vabiin ts of men. \ ‘ help to get to pint And It fills your soul with glee. gg aac Tenaie cnt repeairees «| " 4 on bs at oe x hacen Eggs with Green Peppers. Anthony, Anthony! You belong wp w lw the antithesia of t iwe wa » be polite,” IX en beaten with ep of cream, | above. eT two tablespoons of butter, three; You've thrown sue « scare finely minced sweet stetn peppers! That we won't dare to wear B R W + | |inmall), two tablespoons erated cheese, | A eingi¢ undressed kid glove, os a a, By RW. Taylor Stic eas aon a annunriet Suenet aie liente except emew and cream for! mg wafety of our cliy lays Boys, MY WIFE'S | SUPPOSE YOU COME, OUT TO THE TONIGHT FOR A WITLE FRIENQgY \ CAME, HEY ? og ; ‘You BET.) % nent e silence, Misa Evelyn, o yw many murde r mocount at Judgement | HOUSE. have ebarges to bh no abe fat ¥. proba a! J don't believe ¢ lot OF by unwritten laws M teaides being @ oni 3 foalts | | | | A FAIR RECRH FROM HARLEM Hromide Eattor: Brentitg World am a Harlem gitt, and I ay with truth that Tam q popular with INP et ‘ thas cAI reading at r YMMONPLACES YOU HAVE BECOME ADDICTED TO te and with the phites «! 4. plete to refra mides. Here are a fow B wi ¥ the doox “Ah > die some day!" o your mother when yoo grow up” Here's your hat!” wn.” Bolemee to a certain extent.” ing mh f e ng an tt used to.” = county heard from.” % ! A STATE ISLAND & 'LPHITE Be Mi if wo-Minute Talks with New Yorkers AN ; ‘ 4 in re t m rom, sevend floor fapying in the wind wo Nweret Young T 9. HE MEE MAN-IS you bave tears to whed, propa morrow A w ita at last a successor Ban ba © and Josefina Verra + THIN 1¢ k Ws a grea peopl than to ®t back and gr tenon Then add emma and atic} (Gee! Bh | CERTAINLY’ LIVES OUT) AMONG ‘EM. tem. In dressing up the poler bear, fi ck Serve on toast of eriokers. | For tear out Uttle ones will atare Cheave may be omitted if dentred ) The @ackers tremble at hia ban, + Ad bad os at “The Jungle’ men, | Spiced Beef. | Because they can't send to New York (NEP, THE HOUSE ONLY AbouT A }MILE RIGHT OVER cowie | PAST THEM BUSHES cor AND “TURN TO EEF, two ounces of butter, two) A dit of undrensed bref or pork, THE RIGHT / onfons, a tablespoon of curry pow-| anthony, Anthony! eS Namen | der, one-fourth pint milk, lemon | Very good we all must be; | juice. Slice the onlona and fry in but- ter a light brown, mix well with the arty powder, adding the teat, eur into small plecea about an Inch square, pour Butchers must withhold the axe, For you would lay bare the fects, So what avery one could #e4, Anthony, Anthoav! Don't look into the : and futile. It new any good : n milk and allow to Aimmer for thirty }) air; RE YPAN—[ was not aware © GAA over pbitans minates, stitring frequently; when done For tn the atilly night Hi It workw very we things are decided in add the lemon juice. It greatly ip-| You might see an awful #ight~ { f turn up aft ward, with coal lite ts ahat 90 fer proves the dish to butld @ wall gf/In ghe stare you'd see the Bie Bear a sery tant b nag wl t Y v flee around there! st the b do either, So long aw 6 Tenis DatalNy FNM ae a ‘ {Sty stage #18 facing long, drear ® * ark at the . ° : =pegb high es iy NEE May Manton’s Daily Fashions t. Tomean, {f these poor, crazy creatures who A 1GHT shirts made Ived anything, got any answer dy the process, one Dey ¥ they get Into worse trouble. for the wearer are ; CRE MAN (with a6 obvious effort to lighten the gloam)—I heard the WHERE DOES GEE, FELLOW 1 ¥ WELL THINK OF THEY” YES» BILL. Y , i jably best Bevocs one tiat was ever perpetrated on a root ganien last night NES AND age Jaded naa QUCH! QOH? YZ rere eee WEILL we snvariatly te Bie Ive ENCING E WILL, THR Sweet il tol What wan it? CORNS ARE i‘ 5 WY POOR ‘ i) M and most eatistactory- 4 ing the: his chair with nervous determina JUST RAISING NYWAY US A WAR 4 a eao (one « Island Bound ike? OLD NED! WELCOME ! 3: ¥0.h i tne Well? the Individual peour ex THR MERE MAN (with expr ace) —— THE SCRIRE—Evelyn, ask the ele ran ambulance. (Solicl Uaritios be #0 Pibany, to The Mere Man) Do you feel better now? you Vike @ fant pilshed. and here 13 PE APERE MAN-Im much better, thank you. You must pe, too. A tean ‘i Syke tes the best an hy on one that is 40 simple “he teat thine 1 know * awalting t as to involve very Ht- a ‘HE SWEET YOUN better not. She's one of the few wom. . PHA Ton in (New York who co You see, she'd want to convince the tle labor, while it ts fury she was right, In look pretty and crying ocsasignally ~. TIE MERE MAN (admit vn. 1f whe only had your sense! $< THY SWERT YOUND THING Now ¢xactly what do you’ think | PREG Wks for tact You'd better say claret cup, for ¢hat’s all there tein the| house. i | (rising). RE sarah remeron HEALTH AND BEAUTY. By*Margeret Hubbard Ayer, To Reduce Flesh. 0 seven at the outside AND WE'RE 45 HOURS FROM BROADWAY! f must take exercise, If you cg YOU CAN MAKE A ger ha . | re na 2 ps Mee at least five miles a day, and do no If, GAMBLING CLUB OF warmer flanneis an Ving too, fing| Wheel KO to.-one of the Institution feet! AYES HOME YOu Rennelation Of the A! use of either NhOre medhanical massage tx YES'm! MST A r MISTAKEN | | colder weather. Rink ® rent tees bi) system ts thoroughly whole ESM. | KZ Me ARE Vee onan o% ma eductng 224 NOt Oxpenatve. In redubing flex the p WH, /' | . . vig ty TRIO one fict £0 recollect tm that fut ts ae b GFE, et. , WOTRING DOING, | terial required tor” the ue régime ts \Dot-oxywen déestroya or burns out car CHuc’ ChuG! BOYS MY medium sie is T 1-4 ®%* bon, You must consume the carbon by yelont for the re the oxygen you take through your lungs HIS WIFE duction of Bosh; | The more ekercies the more oxygen ang ‘Avote aye <1 ee rection of fat by th Syotg at stare ay one health Method of wiring atwats foo, alt ceresis, Whitening the Skin. voretables Contalny. ug euwar or atarch, | pews, corn, potatoes, &e. ted; sorinkle it edd ok Batter“ Mik, Ip way, If Kt be pure and ood te Hot water is on excellent for ether Navid. Add « Ls- R~To whiten the skin try thin Pure oxide of sinc, 1 ounce 4 slyeerine, 1 dram; rose water, 4 OWACeR; eanence of roKM 15 drops. Hitt the xine, disolving it |i Just enougt 4 ea rose water to oover It, then add the glycerine, thé remainder of rove water, Binks t be or well and apply with \F YOU MEN THINK anapely and absolutely com ortable. {ustration It ts made ot white jong cloth, but all materials that are used for garments of the sort are appro~ priate, the cotton ones inthe of the summer and the { or 412 yards! | yards WIFE WON'T LET ME! Inches wide. Pattern No. S4Ag le at in eines for a ab 42 and 44 Inch Mw 4 roast measure, “WY Tie eR Men's Night Shirt--Pattarn No, 6433, ne nn ener famine se pncanacasamemmensnncntninecti Gall or bend by mall te THE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN+ TON FASHION BURBAU, No. # West Twenty-third atrewt, Mew York. Bend tn cante in col of atempe for each pattern onlered, IMPORTANT=Write your name and eddrese pllaly, ond