The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1906, Page 9

se Evening worta’s wailty magazine, Saturday, August 18, 1906. = vere e eR POVGCDNG)DEG COVWAONVNOOGE DEAD OT DE OHO ROOTED CARDO NS Keeee erey POSPESETIDSNTS “4: sax AOOROT NRE AARAATTT TAT OMRON MEMO HAAN EE LEASH FETE’ FORME ND Home wR LORE eeRED “Dopey is a pate ae He lat aR ry) 4 r S 4 Ms , 4 : “She had a powder duster concealed really care for cigarettes, ecan'teat + HE é HO R [ ( IT ‘él — FB , R y IT Vy of } F*, 1 af] ! ina bunch of violets. so that when she 3 ‘om raw like he used to,and even when + ~d \ a = af J OY ¢ = a T € € ts was dusting ber nose men would think he cooks ’em slowly they haven't the } Illustrated by R. W. rwlor. she was a soulful thing who would nntriment they once did : . + swoon bat for the fragrant flowers.” WOOONHHOG Hvar DOGO OLD DOOGUL OG DOO OUOTOOUOUUOUOU OOO OUT OTIC ane < bavi Bate EDBDD ET OHE TTT 6 OLED SOO CUMUEM MITOTIC LICE ht BS, it's wel-| wie Rete TMS Lea ngoae = it on again an her gloves, sew the PY epme ts| fx ( THE NERVE NO VIOLENCE } / MAK GooDNE ince of her pecticoar and put drees | HCb 0 « 1 he irt ‘ais our falt j GIRLS! f-CEM) SHADIES ET) Then ahe hooks the walat own ity! 4, on te a \ SHO’ DO HAVE | ach ne and unalded, after | half of the uptting \ SRT Pas TO wait! the efforts of an hour and a halt that |fremen, allow me \ ff Dike Ke halr at n aneh Hto present you \ | \ Y ape that ° them. -all with this hand | ee pal | | AN iite the other-tewantee Isome emblem ot | N'T SHE / COAX. HER a: ‘ women in the car are raging ithe Order of | Pica NEVER | | OUT WITH \ stobag thet fu nt al Lemon!” ad 4D MING - } ‘ | aS ee by) lrg next they G . primp be- “Dopey McKnight t 80 ween Cmte « anofaco with- he couldn't play the plano, and he H ater PtP Aa a SEN that got Old Man Mo all worked up) | i| 7 herewith; te about the BR. T., so he 6 med axhibel Wag . from Saretoga. yo} of I , we had ft made “How did Dopey worry Old Man | ptof a di line to the drese- ym and work it in turn, so he { have to get off at the Gram ra ke Phoebe Snow, of Buf- who dressed in black on the B, Moneyton about the B. R. T.? And | how did he hurt his foot? One thing { at a time, little one, and hold as I | | hand ‘em ‘ / | “fe had ‘on a pair of canvas yacht- I :. gee: | tor the distance Poughkeepsie, and we | the citron ur rattling the knob Memma De Bra yweombe beat on the ing shoes that he got for 900 cigar- | ette coupons and he # {lled some wa- alum springs. water shrinks car ¥ cheat epee ; } }___ t th ne-room with her shoes? Wel hink what alum 1 f wate wt Ldot NV oh t woe | | brush and comb and Puss kicked the water will do to Se ies pee: | poets tire eysieeios a cab. til) Old Man Moneyton made a speech Ike the Governor of a Southern State try- ne to turn a mob's attention from @ , yell he drummed to his room at \ “6 wot m eff fuet k lynching to a lawn party, and get the | vallagitas Teen prominent citizens away from the, eep the fo Shivers to cho Kost of Lanterns and i Sunterex Midsumme wn Kirtites Tor Tee Benefit of the Locwl Library Fund And when the train pulled into rant Central taepor.the Puliman re t it cate OFT fixed Gp fee, emis —TAY Lo R —— weetly and said: “Are we go ni New York? How selfish of me, rully! i believe Mamma De Branscombe - agi fe would have scratched her face only end Puss kicked the panels like hysterics in a cab, till Old Man Moneyton made a speech iike the Governor of a Southern State trying to turn a mob’s (ld M Moneyton again counselled attention from @ lynching to a lawn party.” ‘ no vivlence to pull it of w his excitement t SAnd what 6 —Sfan Moneyton { | | t Tt Well, Dopey Ir ' i says he ettes; that | lke he © {cooks t $ don’t seem to bh them they for the coupons he wouldn't use near g <r . 60 many It's something or other ns f “Dopey seen by the papers that the now Dopey ad it Gwure Ribes a Consolidated Gas Company js going +} o'd get a five-cent coupon'e ery hor con to give a reb supon, good for 20) time he rode down to Coney and a Ap hi cents, ¢ anybody #01 20cent coupon every time the gas bill! without ha if you wes a lady that much you would know tue a Pullman Car r Fereams of batted n Car Cats Well, Pullman Car Cats |s way Old M Bl neyton felt had so many dinmonds hung on her lady “ t on In Sara~ she sked ke an old-fashioned | rage r the wheel if it was off, but When I tell you that her nose was dames that get in the dressing ne Tl take a trip Tam go- t because it was on he carried on naturally shiny that she had a room six hours from the Journey's {ng to pack a caraping outfit and mething terrible. and after the swols powder-duster concealed 1D | end. cook stove wad do light housekeep- es he'd hunt up a busch of news: 9 bunch of violets, so that when she +, Jocks herself In and proceed® ing iu the a ! . hé at i Ok dil- leek nate punch i She locks herself jn D & lu the drawing-car qressing-room shaky jn the steep to pay a dol-) was pa: hand go.with them to some was dusting her nose the men would !¢, maliciously take a bath, wash her al) the way or gas when the law says 80) «x4 pq 4 2 : Jar for gas when t aw says 6 » Dopey, who always like And shake dice tii they think abe was a soulful thing who jaiy, shampoo it, dry it over the elec for before Vd be as hogeish as sopra . have a quarter in his clothes, five) Doy np sid swoon but for the fragrant lgrje-iight bulb, frizz and Marcel wave same women are when they travel Td Foliowing this came the cents for a pack of elgarettes and 20) p« adies were so sore coming wers, You may know that we wat!it, manicure liernails, clean her teeth, never go nowhere RT. offer to giv cents to tip the waiter, schemed c nt when sized her up for & pyr sticking-plaster on the plmple on Say. who's In the lead as tha coupon on eve A scheme to secure a com: ti . man ¢ at! her chin, darken her lashes and eye-| Friend of the People, John D. Rocke. the ‘courts de somlng t nw York ap Dy that we = “What's a Pollnian Car Cat? Say, brows, put on her complexion, not feller or Birdie Coler? You know nning and do re ais) A ae ncaa i dake pital oney Island, exc ep on ' I haven't you never travelled with a) be satisfied with {t, take It off, put I've heen. away onal to k BP ple k at, because pies TWO-MINUTE TALKS | “EXERCISES FOR TIRED NERVES AND FLABBY MUSCLES. | HINTS FOR THE HOME, | WITH NEW YORKERS. Vermiceli, Indian Style, [ai ‘By Ty O. McGill, T" whots brived, and + THEW OMAN WHO DOESN’ T WANT TO BE MARRIED. | Io & sauces one sliced on! me, two bay len one nucmew leat, four five pints of water and tw white firh, Slow aehtly mix and boil £ w 1 + te see. t { D suR Mix Chicken Madras. ines MWY Inte tic'aomete hires INGE ani’ cul head and feet of a ; Page tender tw and-a nit an trans 1 will be tn 2 chicken aw, neat Wipe, Cut stick reste pis: plate Mince a large © ", a medium foug oti? « te at seeded fresh temat ‘ : ‘ np Melt # email tuple 7 ry pes bea - w ut and nse £3 to rise. W rs wh exircine | ‘ romoting genoral strength and | M D if FE hi wor MMs Gaarcine Senso be accelok | “May anton’ s Dally Fashions 8 aeated, hold on to the sides of | sic and raise the feet from the foot! mm ie ymunty Bton e knees are perfectly etralg! promisea to © sunpending them there for a few sec- tinue in fa (ie. A few trinis will awaken the vi- | and cause the blood to circulate ing erect, take a atep forward, | lower the body, bending both knees By Helen Oldfield. Britain comes the asi it bas beer | warmer weather T chestnut brown ehifton snondoloth ts trimmed nA simplt darting and with large orna- mental buttons, the vest being of the ma OF TRIFLING WitH TRUE LOVE, |terial, but when liked parts pf the do # ce ni , nisin and aise cahet abi ‘ ed to ma x : OE ARS [one Includes a ¥ ; 1 for & wom. apple ; lorward ote In ject i tee from | effect and alao ts made ness, nor A object of her ext © mt 1, when | ie rirdie ‘to maton Probabl wae nor wver will be any woman, however gifted, w) witht oe al 6 ah hed or hae 8 voted aversion to marriage in the abstract, or who would snows, to ; viteiny, 1? als APRcnbegsviere sed ot be willing to MAN whon she loves, wwhep be whos ti that of the head SPs nal wn ha nolan ete TTY. en ° 9 ADVICE to LOVERS? CeO of the new woman to undervalue the holy esta:e of matrimony s# probably only ke other phases, will have its day end pass; and meanwhile. fm phase, which waver much the effects of It natural onophy may be deplored, . 1 sock old concern: i} winds" dn thas ft has brought ak SS this last can be of silk le Fecitanca’a't LM Whe Komiilbiy: tonuMiGKiiaee plebt uk aaeie ; Her Father Objects. A Week Since He Saw Her. | elvet or lite of ote is better thane loveless marriage Dat Joontrastite © , ‘There may de-more t in the £6 of growing disinctinatio: * \s J ’ A young fellow of) [ AD @ with @ gis, but 1) 19 Always b : rage upon the 5 the m A century ago or thereabouts: the rf eighteen, but no’ his 1 mf her understand that 1 | Cool weather mak which young rily took toward estabMehing themselves tn was + B at . - i # & week since 1 have | Panama on ai ane. find each a good * helpendet in the etruggle. New moat men who pride 1 . ; satel, eho sawiuns ghe|| tne nonmeruy fe themnacives up wig lobeteated wait to make thelr own foothold stable be A? Jae sal ~ pi rt . mt . fare they attempt to oar ight and give hostages to fortune, says Helen Le a my y Vy advis at Meld in the ago Tribune Walting thus, a man ts apt to grow " ~ wd " gees know more sccustomad to standing nd to conclude that, afterall, he ty bette zt ! t whether she agithout a wite Ahan he migh be with one. This, of course, provided he does not 3 Seal yout 4 fall bs love and Pantie prudence and selfishness down the wind, after the usual ‘ ie : oh ‘her . hn | 6 mrpnttof lovers; whereafter jis r ance, or the contrary, depends upon hu x + ee rey Ate ee tity of m eholce of A wife, This last sentence applies chiefly to men tn Boclety with « r ie 0 mDe harm. t f toollsh-acting gir leash Bee a Ae Oe en 1) eho Moen Be eee big 8. Those. f ity world can afford to disregard ite criticisms and Wel! 1n the chorus, eome of them beau Wealyel reasoners i fing your parents and | She Lopes a Satlo pre evee sacle negiect Its requireme They may dare to be hanpy In thelr own way and reap (PAE Pidce; Mut in sad life a mac wants a g tts eg very wrong thing to do, Le HOME ts sistoan year slay te the reward of w One ot the srontest chetenten'to Hentantenent tp the | £04 eArneminety. cf rucpese an the : pert abr : “e , : Mest OF ged ards, however false they may de No one t trante a girl owno te ' trust ne She ds Stout. whip wrap Avy. and © ne mhey whe marry Gp Well, but they who 'do pat marry do better, taught mt, | Lew abe Haver knows what she will do ext, Any more than any one ¢ we , ce apo ean Paul the opoatie, whose own watringy, tradition tells us was on unhappy one. | 2° eer he hae wale kind ‘ ‘ Noyertholee female created he them,” and so long es men are men ae | os ; T puta hi it ; seat sty ie Minses’ Eton with » Pattern No, 6443, and women Men tie human race ts likely to multiply and increase taster Lowes Her Better Than Life, %, 2 kero th 1 went t ’ " s , may oiler os he ; than sclentinte and philosophers approve, Theorizing on marriage is at best a . and abe was out w an y } “ wes = eae ' oe mec net A OY thankines oMice, Love Jauaha at other trades as well an at Jockemiths, and sets Pe Aa GT gir; ana 3) 7M. Plense tell me wat I <0 D 1 think the difference + . pases Cail oF send ny mall to THE RVI NING WORLD MAY MAN the moss carefully laid schemes, themost logically thought out rules altogether | thought that she lovad'ma, sat 1/2% fF ove her better than my tite. anf stags ghould prevent us frum ane Ohana hte women Bun mels Ne Ses Sena eee b {w Woo wine nor too foolish to fall hia viet! 04 Fr. a, married? J are very good-natured as t York. Send ten cents tn coin of stampe for each pattern ordered, im, @84 no One can will leave it to you to tell, Laat If you care About each ot y ‘Theee IMPORTANT—Write your name and sddrem plainly, an@ 7 Lat tay oe ae thee ane cr ene may be stricken with the Lemmy gelther sunday we msde an appointment for| gg Net sain Fee ne or cny | those things shouts, maice ‘ny ‘aimrer- | Ue” oe a ee te nani willing t0| JPA" | aswaye apeclty sine wanted. : , Predict 'w: Atyer effects Keep appointment, . me od n ep bad Hh ee igen ek ic itt ‘qhe Sree ag for ‘Thureday, end whe| ier manners are not Very good. ate ‘alistencs oe fy the ‘world work, I'm sure. . - ng tr hae z a al Front ihe ny hae eet ae oo 3 | ’ t :