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—? 5) The Evening Wworla’s wally Magazine, Friday, pene te i SSS ee ee Don’t Marry aMan |DomesticHaps and Mishaps, + = _ 5y dune scot YTARR FAMIL Younger Than You|| grasa —— | | (ee eee : g (Da 07 © aa ota & LIFE-INSURANCE [UNBAUIED,: CART By AGlon OMe fake var cine ie is more than MfMfoult to adyise "the women who fa oi HERE'S some esata further Gown'' sald Mr. Tarn, aa he and his wife got on the Subway train at Dios -Kquare— oeinte m Ured and I'm not gofng_all the way down there,’ vad Mra. Jarr, grabbing a strap nea& the door, “Welt be; righttn_eversybody's way’ here,’’ sald Mr. tur, "Ive tie rush our, you know. Sp We wouldn't be tn “averybody's way tf a Mttle mannera!!’ said Mrs. Jarr_snanpiehily. why they all-want to crowd here near tle doo plenty of rom down further, and up at that, other end there's some si 'Thar. what deliberating whether or not it will be safe for her to marry a man_ten yearn her. junior, Such a “problem| | la ohe of those which should be left wholly to the dec! of the two who ere most nearly concerned. It emphatioatiy |— 1s thelr own affair, with which no one else haa-right to) meddle, As the man, in thla particular case, sagely ob-| norvea, if he does mot mind the difference in their sgea,; BObody sleo ought to do. so. Nevertheless, most— women, however dearly beloved, however much in love, find tt hard not to regard @ decade on the wrong aide a & stum-| pling block in the way of matrimony; and the more they love, ae a rule, the more they hesitate, not tor their pwn) ankes—dte-a feminine failing to count the world well lost for loye—tut for the sake of. their lovers. - Undoubtedly there is a great and growing tendency upon; | the part of young men nowadays to marry women older than themselves. “It, Used tobe -an-Unwrittenjaw-almost that the husband. should be older than hi wite—five, teh, fifteci, even twenty or thirty years sentority upon the part of; the man being considered as preferable’ to the woman's of a single year. Rezently we have changed all that. If the wife is 9 year or two older than “her husband nobody not hopelesaly old fashioned ini {t/a dimadvantage; they -elimt life's hill together, ‘and if ghe wife is well” treated and posageses the pheerful temperament, which. more then all else pee er in good physical con- ditias,—sho usually to the lant Jooks ‘yo “BUT, We" Mid oursetvon-continuntty y women who .are older than themselves, re youth ont ao Fs NOT ISN'T! “HOYT PLEASE Go. Awad! MY MUSH SAYS You ne A PEST. KE BAYS : deen saying, B Uttle out of this crush. " Nid ike -te-meaanyseltt!t data Mow Saree Tt ono calling themselves men san sit down and hide thotr faces in their newspapers 203 ot to.see a red -womnn ptanding, Ist them,-and-more-shame to them “But, my dear,"' protested Mr, Jarr in a whisper, “you shouldn't: tik that way, Wo'ye just-como from n-matines where we've been eltting down all after - noon, and these poople have probably been working hard all day.’ “T doubt tt! ald Mra. Jarr, with a soif, “And: the principle ts tho ramet }1£ T wan tired and they had ‘come from a miatines they wouldn't think of omer. jing a lady a nent. 4 | A Mttle further 4dwn tn ti jatation. ‘The mon standing n: empty Quy pretended not tp #26. ‘Dhere’a @ seat there, ‘nadam,” ssid a passenger, . Tr very wrectly; “tonto -me deprive you-of-ite” replied 2fr. Jarr "Le ‘ear two Dersns got up to met off at the next looked at Mra. Jarr and then looked ot the ° ‘What is the charm of the mo was when she had non ei he did pot take her into consideration at all Forty for a woman wus. = See : HELLO. 08 ola Servidor than sixty ts to-day, When a girl reached twenty-five aho wae AG ue Y@nT ALAPY ‘To pe OnLy — 5. TODA Fi ce re} Bey ‘You're not depriving me of-it, I have « seat,” said the een who was site), called an old maid; at thirty, in New England, at least, she’ put on a cap as 7 | Yasel ey Socnxioce + or13! was DALSED To MinL, BUT K-soit of tacit uncement that she made.no further claim to youth; and at : 1 WHAT'S MATTER LOU suid Mre, Jerr, telly, forty sho frankly conféxcod herself old, and rollngutshed all idea of marriage ‘excepting as-Uie-wife of somo elderly widower in search of @ housekeeper and stepmotier for his children, For centuries the age of tho greatest feminine charm has been steadily 8 edvansing.The only ona of Shakespeare's heroines whooe age ts mentloncd— Jultet—was. just touching fourteen, Until the Restoration the other English dramatinta favored the sU0~ Juvontts--tdes-—GSherides—toasic.“\the maiden of ul fiftecn,"” Next “sweet alxteon’’ and seventeen are expicited. Sir Walter tt and his contemporaries went up to eighteen, and the novelists and play- brights who followed him acoorded the preference to honines of nineteen years. Ht-reniained for a French novelist to announce boldly that a woman of thirty tit popsessed the power~to please, Balzac puta his Duchess de Langeas at that axe, and later on wrote his “Woman of ‘Chirty."" For this he had plenty of precedent in real life. Joanpftie was thirty-st< when —she-captivate? young Bonaparte, Mime. Toland thirtysaght when she expertenced her_grand_ passion, abd doce not history tell us thafehrio generations Worstdpped at the feet of Ninon de TRActex, whore youthe nets perern ts} The man seadenes and Mr, Tere’ “Don't you think you are rudef” "Tt fa about time I was. Tye been having lessons in the art for years. from the men one meets in New Yori.” “Won't you take this saxt; madam?" anid another man who had just entered and noticed Mra, Jarr atanding and tho empty seat near by, Mra. Jarr was again stricken with deafness. ; “Che-pentteman-aated yout you would tere the- went" —satd— Mer - “T do not want the seat. Wo will be getting out eoon now,” sald Mrs, Jarry: Wherent, henring this, the newcomer planted himself in the vacant seating space, As he did so Mra, Jarr turned a sneer upon him as Gtrong ag & /searchlisht The man felt the Intensity of the gaza and tmmedately’ ‘held a newspaper be- tween himself and the i lady's acorn. “Down South," sild Mrs. Jarr very audibly (she had never been any further [Routh than Jersoy City), ‘Sowi South auoK we thing aa & Taqy having to stand” ts — utterly unknown, ut, then, In the ear olf South chivalry en‘t dead.'* ‘ell, the last timo I waa down South,” sala Mr. Jarr, “was during the Ate . Many, indeed mont, of the bellen of s0cety to-day are much nearer thirty Se ees core a hanced ae ee ee RT_twes = ‘. S q Most SereiDs think a fot {ilown Toxo” hire re DeRUTIAR than 4 bud, and if the | = “ " Pep eecsited = ¢ z sth cheNaiear oe ne aA ae rn lr ota nibh Sat! rosa’ can retatn {ts petals. way not? ‘The young man ‘who falls in love with a) [@ianas " \ : a i Maas FOVEITATEECURHE somebody would offer mee seat sometime moman older tian himsolf ts usyally of the serious type, older than his years;| : z Sa 7 holding-on-to: that strap/*-eatd Mra, Jarr, as she -nank-down. I'm nearly dena fhitlo- the woman'jx-of-the kind -who-keeps the dew of her youth’ through th 5 NY byt hy fl ; : Be eyou might-have sald ‘Dhank youl’ to the young man," eal4 Mfr. Jerr, whoo See ceeaiinastay Seer aaaeee ia Aeaeeerastl it ts earner baal : ee ‘ had raised hin hat to the conte F and murmured an inaudible appreciation of en well sald that It behooves the woman of twenty to be wure of herscit— Be nee Jarr,-actdly, E ities to wee myself, atter how rudely they Ine woman of forty of her lover.—Chicago Tribune. all have acted! And why should I,thank him, anyway? He wouldn't have got his seat only I've beon xtanding on his pet corn ever since we got York Ctty.— = sked in detail to describe a model dietary for health an. beamy, = HEALTH AND BEAUTY. $ Ex : ‘ i the Janu juting, I should sugs earn trae or, the. Chief. Legatee Za of milk, elther with or without'a beaten ggg. Thin ts rather a neavy meal i - yor should ‘personal ‘preference “ur requlromente’ soem ty-ndloate ft, 1. would aus=| By Anna Katherine Green. reve . est leaving off the egg or the «lass of milk or the cereal. In many bases the | ¢ Reape eouinny iia PRE aD Ta house | caught:-a etl one easily overcome by a Jittle care Hrutt-sione ta quite auflicient fora wholesome und body-bullding breakfast. (peoadicks Sait by sass en ony SERRA ete pana ae ieee [seta oe ct era ey he sce eos pee note thes ther Op: : 3 and time. Just before getting nto bet 42> For_tlhe second meal_I_would suggest peas. or- beans, beked- potato,-salad, tj vee ye, Asnredcat eRe oe LaLa A Sent atsned tha Cehecin-cad Eomast-be ooo [ Tenge ae STOR AT Baia tanh rye re an een eut un read_and butter, frult, p gidas of milk or_oup of weak tea. As a szcond choice | Georgian, who deserted him almost at “t0°] quick suspicion and ma gonfused rush|vinced not only on this point, but on nette In color, and Hit 0 devoid of a @ may mention the follow! amintl quaNtith of frosh meat, boiled rice, ealad, | altar, She writes that exe, loves nim and| Qo <a, turn! onninea Tiud, |anany ctkere. vetore thu day ta over. |S8C¥ auch a” widn ‘ae ong. might Bread and butter, fruit. While allowing meat‘la emall quantities, 1! ain’dnelined | O4s4 histo Uruat ner, but saya she cannot | ( contadictory visions Im Mt Business of ‘great importance calla me | outdoor Iivive end w eegsaeg o think that It is not one of the foods whjch-conduce to beauty or health, Cer-} fpinu jt ‘Hazen Saveea his ohin with his hand, | back to the city and, it-may be, out of | Personal attention, but not such $4 nly no one who eats much meat can be permanently healthy or beautiful. I) “ ; J u ‘aw and admired ‘a few hours xo on ¥- meniton that I speak quite without prejudice, since I- myself am not at HE EVEN ‘ORLD 1s giving TEN DOLLARS IN PRIZES each week for the best suggestions, which need not bi accompanied by drawings, for ——the “Domestic Haps-and-Mishaps ~comte weriex.- Phe “suggestions m ‘et be sent to. “THE COMICS EDITOR,” Evening. WOFlG, P.O. Box A854, New. “I will try and e: in," he replied. | the country. I may never be able to/the neck of the woman pending carey Sativa abrupt in my language, 1t i" |epend-enother day. on purely personal recoiled thee diferente: 1 have an |] [4 Ce ey ri precoated Bergamot, 20 dren} “The witad-reterred-t may “consist-of ANY at the fresh; Kreen Teaver thict Krowt iat ering. to: the exigencies of {he case. —I pe efor hocks. ht bd | ale Get a oamel’e hatr brush nid apply —/ at Jn tho sunllght—eelery, lettuce, ehlosry, romaine, escarole or, water creas. It is} Do— time —end --no~ disnosition— ta pagheme Ut ta. aXATES seve piauited wit lt Saye pening toa. _mandstill : ae sdae ttn, oH This W_Uie Feat at nlchtanJ maroc omet:ner- a goodcplan to combine. two or more of these leaves. ‘The salad should oe aia Maken cht dee! ‘teen a Tough viece of work. To} Suifary me as. nothing. elac. will aa t0 | effect his words had had” don Raneom ‘ eae dressed with a email quantity of olive oll and a fow drops of lemon Jule. | E,,GPureian, has thrown pereaif Geet tie) wpeak to the point, I have an intense) ine iquutity of the. Sry irs (emticaae i H 5) Sa = Thehita ESA HS Stora : interest in my elater. Georgian. 1 have Of postive kno ined, “and can produce hit 101 have os Set s-soparatéy by aninterval of-at-least seven hours, ‘To! ine fectares her peek ad Hip at or apna In ay see re oir "you veip/ine india rurtnerance? It | the nd We nena Co bw neosestty.. But RS. B. J. C—Here 1s a tonic to ro | fully digest a meal and prepare for ancther requires five or #ix hours, and per- th you to do I had rather come to my own {sion, move dan. Massage haps few habits. of ctviitzed life are mote destructive ian the common practice cnserencs. Spy Lares Georgian'a Intelligence, good will and ne: pet doubting the id \ at your reasons t qithout any outside Int thoroughly twice a day and sham- Gof crowding t command of money would be of ines- They must Deity not an affair f Iho yr SOT URR AN ie mses. (io nsten choure: Its U- perhaps sunnevesskryator ware 7 pastroah Lod Tan eAsitee rent Eepallent ones for you,to resist the evl-| newspaper Rotoriety Tee AMQtebucs | the rose water to it. It should be ep-| poo once @ week. Tinottire of cantha- benty—reekers_agalnst_all_kinds_of fancy foota, ‘made Mehes saucea—ent|d: ‘at fret 5 ff much conclusive proofs as you of : Beondimente” Sugar, sait-and bitter.may be allowed, but should be tatec init Jan lig a} fire “Nt contrary, coukd—be-nothing ee oral (ES eet eiinces: an ta ain Ae: Justloy sop iyabit exe this ieirl is | piled with a very tny camel’s-halr| ride 1 ounce; Hquid-emmonia,i- dram, small quantities, Mustard, pepper, vincgar, worcestershire, tabaso>: and the | miepected him.” Ransom Fa tasen to toll | den, unless’—here he cast a vory sharp fering Vawter ttrongest Non in tho any. highly flavored relixhea so gnuch in vogue at the present time—all thi his-own story, and thus to help throw Meht| glance at Ransom—uniess Georgian world {0 soe her again at my wide} yet Sites For int estlon. jedhoo suet venot—heatth en 1-ttrereture “of ben ury: “COnMAleite"e. see eee lsuld—hevs—beeneuMaleally eonaidai—t thn ER if er. womtertll peek ares es deny any cavionta Hr dostrarthreseitect nucle the rides te a ees to to leave her a good share of her | this raw ip Hof the Dok hed, | FAnwam rose instinctively to fest D—Try drinking @ giass of wan 4 PT fortune-to-the will she-made|}ichiy trained woman I married. {|{n recognition of OEE Beveauld ies as hot as you can stand ft, CO. DAD SS = nti ators her a sone ns ShouLt—tave z ‘FosdlHayey—te} tors —.et intervale.of four or Are. times HINTS FOR THE HOME: Spey Moatrald He Wouta bea posed Asath."* 5 Deon abe to do Tf ah is | Bust “Tio wheeled a Ep reroee | quring the day and alway ons just be-| 2 ean 1 fous; ——my—whota —story,""|—""Rhet-I-ean-eay-nothing about" re-{ pally Sent ena ee eee for se Si tis-4 a cs ere scine 3a, hee Mal ante, thee Bae the browned crusts Ina large milk amtled Haden, “If you miean | joined Ransom in answer to this feeler. manding nuditional pr proofs of her Wder- rr it, is Georgian, ene ust stand my | come aid Groat een ‘cup of | Pitcher and pour enough boiling water |#uch part of ‘It as concerns Geor-|“The will is in the hands of her law- they carty conviction with | friend at fy al was going to a0: 5 and pas 4 eee common te ence af: | over to cover them: cover the plicher | xan‘s pecullar’. actions and. the yer, but if it will hel ent | enn’ eee Sel wilt elttor frighten | buity,« hers ate Be od tw Se ees lentyrattansesuatinntbe nm rule, using. . ip your argum ean propose bt er strangely: aestcred twin, tion and take plenty of. axercize in the} m, M stock instead of milk, if you | “1OSelY And let ateep until cold, Strain | complications with which we ate at/any we will suppose that phe left her ict. her." MGfazon kose tO his Coot. Narrow ca kn 1 fresh alr, i se {this moment struggling, I cah ont roe Ihave {t, and season {t with salt and | "4 Mweeten to tagia and putia plove Y |eister to the care of her friends with-| the room was, he ylelded to hin reatless ona ful of onton juice | Of Ice tn-each giass, "mits ty alao good | TePeat what I have already told you, FY syn| desire to move about, and beman pac: | (pp, grema} distilled water, 2 pints. repre HAN COnFul CChORIOA VAIS | ra ren erlihivorensnt and alipaxe alentlacsta| SOR tthe Dents in Now York-and ue any. especial provision 40 “het Eling yo and. down, tho. restricted qbare | Upon @ ‘ . you| For the Feet. the mouth with the above, which atic: Heostee,———— = SES RWEY SSS ROR em ders Vouttiiea Lowe aya UP ERET TELAT Sahice PPO —| Ty WThe_2014, Dloodieas condition et | be atluted for use In proportion of one 5 : é Bes {zaved=trom-the-jaws-ot-hett-ta: SETH S ss SURLY se RMOES es O UNDIES E eat nd farnine Oi ha soeak: taen| Hasen paused again, this tmo-tn front your feet in winter is caused | half tooth wash to same quantity polled exR™ cut into-quarters, and heat Rice Waffles. 5 own country again. I arrived In New | ited Neck loosed” thely grip to wave Tuite peeming cheansés: taat (0% 88 door. “Laying his hand: ttgntty evidently by lack of circulation | clear water. Use after each meal epee teas Sache eine saarees SHA York on the 10th. Naturally, after se- |t28 supposition aside, Tes ee itt ng the torch to my last] on one of the panels, he glanced back| this ia a very disagresable effiction, at any time required. - : pluts of boiled ace aad 7 HA hardly supposadl ship,” pate put thin is no time to! at Ransom, eunnetitin 2 = 2 Invalides, mionasses SPA A deep cutie A _room atte hotel: I took up eaten ett sSbeis *{hesilate. fr, Ransom. 1 pE-de nol trust Fou ate: nicely placed here for a tre yolks ot three cRE®- 5 att —conrmen Fath net triste cera, sree ar ood for invalids. : Guart of milk and enough foup 40] fe Papers. “They were Aull of the ap- [Cott comet wret Your even nov your, carm Wor thong’ of | ReEVaUia. TOUe oor direatty reuse Tw KIC thts plecee-pt- cruste-of-breads-tmmie-a=thin~ batter; mtr inthe chmleine | 2. rluge of Misa ‘Hazen. I dow eS dleclatme ana. hers, see eee tatieed:t bail Bine.taiisiteavereete—rotureinste the end. pieces ot the: lost, and} powder and baaten whites Juat before mete ee offs noticed thent bes A with my uisters: Sour mili @) Purden | whieh itor) many ‘reasons. sac ori thelr miler spuearance and She's tn ber room now. yodn maybe tried Instend or ft viv P* could _pot assume.’ Here he struck | close intimacy, They ware not) racy Iam now | himself iy on the neck. with the | alike. but they were yelled alike pn : . he recog- | My advantages are not auch aw tojabout the various ate iB Where. Mey dy visit tT” nized mia, Thad not expastel- this, and-}make tt easy for to eupportmyaeir.| Walled,-arm in arm, but they pat pans ‘There's no telling. She's very. fittul, xeallog old “attectipya revive T-followed [It would be al i lonely’ joined in the cara No rene cuit prophotywhatahe:4 xi 0. z {follow uid be mtmply Imporalble for me! trom New... York. pla injererted, nies, Sometimen-rhe eatenin=the-landledy’s prewito-wmdertake the care-of any girl, lent }eapectally. as he ny ;-zometimes-tn-her-ovn spmnetimes NCE miore we; sented 1 thei and to you, What I] of all of one with a manifest lnfrmity.” | CweM Ns proaivencon int Hatin Tpot at all. If you have figntencd her, are'on the ga5.{ Whispered ‘to heron thls occasion were nha ail Fi who #at in the outer was Watchful, | or she has been ‘afuturbed invany wap Waaat tor batten! my assime! name end the place where syiintatg tie nha dla ee aa buny tnd ready to pros {he other's ural] by your companton who shows mich cS care, replied Ransom,..oxarioking. the|at ihe ienat-provoceiion, batt =ettirer| terest in hes Aad ihm, SNS probed! wae-to be found. diy 2hanged: eaun= { tonance—called—for -explanations,-tor+ will ngres ia{ Vilch a bridal reception - offered no BW Wehr we cat be, it} SpPortunity. “Besides, “as 1 have” al= Is Buro to ba exactiy| dy sald, I stood in sore noed ofa what her Mttle darling | @eMalte amount of money. I-meant hoe heartlesaness of the man in the mad, | 5) poke itrwas niways, the other, It was| mail not coma_out at all.” SeSOTT mot Hil the quick-rush-aad wheiil-witetle far ntable-sense-of reitet with whictt| ofa passing train made ond ATC aiid ho Matened to. bia, withdrawal from_con-|not the other that he got the idea that cerns for which he showed ao little Gone of theni Was: feat AS this wes pathy, ‘There are others who will bel yee tiise ations’ were now inne g Mra. ike ; ot yelvet and cloth re : Bad to do all that can be done for | counted for, and indeed thus tar “it nil! uae to watch: Upp <! sombined, and ts needs, to come sind see me, but I did not ek- ean “ : 5 i cS tallied with what-we might expect from | AL you, tf trimmed wi 7 Baby's.’ wardrobs| West her 10 playa trick on you in order | Seyeen nce a ait ote Georgian travelling. with the hapless hat, 1 do not rie. which “wil easwieniamen on otha re — 40-69-85 Tie Viad=Ttmcbirthotee—thecstasfer ee ree ae mee DUR Here | Ant But there remained a tact to | but it atten A na, tho nowaays-—must— cer: ; th-tt-the-te iS nitely-sottie_tor me this = tter 6 ‘ -tatn ty —-iteh: eq} Me_unacchuntable — 34 “embodied | a2en squarad himself across’ the top | be tolgeyt ich: rouseh Geunt, pan Ail pea ieee oes thie plan —. edigea_being fnished kt se ra Gen ahd he saw from thelr) iden! ke ewaala adie baie dq|in the irl you call, Anitrd. but pas of The tuble before which he had been | Fancher om ate were about to| iy, harmless to meet with row Lapierre miei: : + aitting—"I must be made sure that the |{ave the train he naturally glanced | proval pee eee Shoe elimina when | tacts have been rightly rep! ted tol thei way ‘agaln,, and ila’ dime het (To Be Centing Continued.) If the shaw! collar {a not Hiked the regula tlon one with Inpels @an be substituted, and these can de al! of velvet or tho col: those ot grown .folka | I'm not ready yet to nama, For the wee maid it 25: BETTY©VINCENTS cADVICE® LOVERS? er's friends oo ested ith namie. fae The Duty of Cheerfulness. Walt a little while, and then, if ne bilghetEteet him by attend: Maas fer eisth as Tho garment tn ocr ERHAPS there is no harsher word in the English | #OWs no signa of proposing, you MIKA) ing te. Lies HAF apt a mutua pertenetiuaekiniei ees pleturo J really the P Innguage than "Duty." It falls with a dull thud on| a5: NSC a aed a ta the cuffs war —ba made of one materialf © >) {€ better tHiced Cons trasts of colv, top, ean be used. on wich “gombinat ions leather color green or blu ‘green or Din: nd the like are much In yoxue. = The ‘quy y datntiest of them all. It of Pompadou: Wool, worked In the star atitoh-aya double crochet eombined, a combliation whteoh makew aa nearly por- fect a athr as it is Poswible to wscure in —frocheting. | 'The rows run vy sand > down, the voflin of Joy, Nevertheless most of us’ go through life doing our duty as we nog it, but trying to call It by some other name in the hope that jt will seem a Iittto fweeter, ‘The difference tethnt. some of ua do tt witha ch’ and others with a cheerful smile The cheerful smile ta In-linclt a duty—one of the tow develop, a temporary Interest in some dutleswe owo ourselves, How many women there aro 3n|ono else to arto his Jealousy New York, girle fn shops/and tn tront ot typewriters, who cxemplity this duty of cheerfulnetnt You know when you; 10 Get Acquainted. meet them that they arn, poorly pald and that thelr wages Doar Jetty: yory often support othera than themselves, Yet how fresh { AM a yome «irl of from the walat to the] and smiling and untformly cheerful they are. Moreover, thelr cheerfulness ts not Raves peen =n gentler: “His Mother Snubbed Her, Doar Bett AM a young girl alxteen years old gb- | ing with @ young man who Iw Just crazy after mo. Easter Sunday he Box Coat—Pattern No. 6554, materlal required for the medium alze Lx 44 yards 31, 24 yarda (4, oF: Infant's Crochet Sweater. rea eke then diwn| assumed like @ garment, It 4s born of youth and the light heart that fe Wet with i a oo Uneven : imate are is a lew} i Waist Again. ercatest misfortune cannot kill, much: to be acquainted nave often qui iwika woltolhis house andl took es ey ere 1s a: lew, nepk, cut Vln front, to show th» dulnty Jace youe of baby's. i aby take our pleasures gladly and our misfortunes Hehtly is the secret of AQy frlond and hor genticman friend, Pattern No, 5,654 la cut tn sizes tor’ n 82, 34 86, "ss, and (2 Inch bust Tho weéves, too, tie straight, ouite as wide at the bottom an atthe top, peopld are Wealthy. He introduced | measure. tm P * happy living. Ono need only loole on the working girl to find It out, ¢ i ; : . but T know he loves mo, and ta in To Make Him Propose. Abesnurttaaticy Wh Raa peal eal Guvottons. tor making: thie pattern’ to any of my readers Dear att Pan vaueiercaentacaotea urine aa wll be ne charge for vending them. Kindly add; | AVE. been keeping company with | dearly, give him up or continue ibe) men him in’ church. Iindly advise Laura La Hue, Jonitthix Baller, Bvening World, P, O. Box 14, N.Y, City, & youdg,. man for ubout & year Bs with him? He Save me & nite Chy ig) how. %) Sati. dati moavainced wwii 4 brother to us but he. only. stayed ten nlingtes, Tite thored “at the wrist! under a tight band, ‘This band, ax 4 well ny the bolt @ neck eterna tw fa single crochet worked flat. ey. “ c Ih us and went to Wenite ils mother didn't. show, Taveate ntl, whivh midetm teebyery What do you advixo me) to sot TON FASHION BUREAV, No. 11 West Twenty-third atreot. “York. Send ten cents in coin or stamps for each pattern ordered. IMPORPANT—Weite your name and address plainly, and) al ways ntrahe sine wanted. ae ant