The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1907, Page 15

sane A Daily Magazine, Ww ednesday, = Domestic Haps and Mishaps, # » By Quincy Scott. HELLO TOTSIE — SAY, THATS OUGH, AIN'T 17, FOR '¥ov! oes He NOY ro. uOW Nore , TOvyY. TAWEM ALL See ED ee OME With LKE/ SASS. : Rane par LK Loo AS Soon ax 1 Go IN “AS HILO: AND OLDPASHONE? Sour MENT. 6 DON'T know what gets into children these day din "I can tell you," replied the tead of the family, ised ‘Shady ete tanto them.and porridga and parenips and prune: 4 of and-pine-end\— o “Oh, you shut up! aaid Mrs, Jarr.. “You think you're) funny!" | boy * Not gullty!* ald Mr. Jarr. ‘But go ahead and tell mo the what you think gots into them berldes bréath and the spirit The spirit of onntrariness, I think, raid Sirs, Jatt | Uttte Berea bes child didn't care a bit for the al the cared for wax her: éaterday she took her thihgd gut’ to play with them on the street, and whe elthar lo#t the Teddy bear or it was (Petolen from her.” een re “Well eo long as whe didn’t care for tt, what's the difference?’ aried. Mtr. arr, day. MA! 16 Mra, Jarr, “that's Just what I was talking about. Wien she had 7 48HINGTON IRVING'S old home on the southwest corner of ple j tiene didn't want {. Now it's gone sha’s crying and fretting for it all the teenth strect and Irving place, one ‘of the most interesting Hterary ven f ¥ landmarks in New ‘York aad (s threafened with bcagiatsenan vg “Doesn't it etrike you she's much Tee wider-toik in-that tasked pfr. Jack "We are all Uke th about more things than. Teday pears.” Z nord ‘Or Koodness vake don't tak philosophy, I'd rather Nea: you trying to be| eae EM Luho AAMC Mrs Jarr, What are'wh, golng to do-about tt-Yintes to fer whi) || ulan goes through the Washington Irving home witi f bering ne vi rr na y > ‘ sa we ine a i i as Newnes wan ay estes | 1 Irving home.on West Thirty-third street toas torn down | : eat site ‘guid a titt 7 Fi a 7 - 7 the Pennayloania tunnel improvements: vegan. | Tn 6-pt + Feil for sit tansy ‘get another ‘one," but hays nd money to be byying things LEAVE. (sere) Eom ERE ies <a ae Peae a th ‘floor. of the Irving place ‘house: covalated of one huge room, tith a oreat fre) host ~ = Bie) a ae Lr WELL, eae tet eae ; St Uap eeaa AAO DATTA pee, where a) ovener toda Lace eater e to BPeNG the tong whiter pening at thon," rentarked Mr. Jar, ; | jatie Mt FACE Your ANY WAX! CET : CAVE OF Ie AND He rls. Bald Mis, Jarrin’a-hurt-tone“Bhe's_a very nery ~ es ee Oe ee B DO QUICK, ; Sof id and 36 doesn't do to have her, trating, but You, don't care how much {igh = rmy the deat little thin cries till her heart breaks.” 7 se ““neked Aly Jair tielptesaly- 7 z . ana co right in there and tell her If” ‘he ‘don't Keep quiet you'll vay sald Mes “ peeled et ung oor 'Nttle Kid their evening Ressipin a bln nighed MM oa Dake. Van e be to you for nothing for only nook tip swings oor 0) Bina JAS Posthumous Writing Writing of Diedrioh le wih 20%: ae = h Isa | tad “ive. Se You” WIT -wasteyoar-tmaney 0 waa ’ (PSIEATB: Why don't you get a hundred and twenty-five of those coupons and got a Teday beartor her for nothing?’ “Great!” sald Mr. Jarr with a sneer. ‘They give you a coupon for every $6 cents you Spend. I'd have to ) Buy $2125 worth of clgara to get one for Sngthing—— — {By Permission ot George’ Afunto Sons. ieee jo Was BUITOU! By Woden, God of Gaxons, of them pesete OF hie- hry From comes Wénsday, that hin back and Bis ae a trl. SS with tm: ity; and aad Hs _ |= ee gear wel various extremes of heat ang’ cold, it was decided to buy the child atiother| fam st E 2 - poet Reet Sak wi the nelighpoitiood. rr = easy beat, and Mi and MH Tarr rode downtown-temelher.to. where thay mere | H — 2 i = insu Yor gato. : = ,HORVEM han made a voyage up| kinds of iprontabls Mr Tarr Instated AN éxpéenstve-one, of course. " * di - . hea 4 f eel the Hudson must remember thé iF @ Alcs One. You-can-earry-tt-home-ta_yourarma |. tia Ea : eB J “ = | Kaatakiil Mountains. They-are Pee . I if é - eat =} #—Bienembered—branch—of—the great B. ang | “What! exclaimed Mrs Jarr indignantly. ‘Do you think I'é make a show yt 7 ‘ c Y : : \Appalachtan family, and are aeon away | SMnoy ‘a single. ing rE ot MYSELP lugging’ @ play Uitig Tike: that-ta-my-arme: : Wig " i A. 3 to the west of the river, swelling up | Me a Een ri rps fomiinesplene “Tass Jots at womandoing tt.’ raid tir dar them Inthe cars hug: \ —— = 4 ts = nnn h nn ge ON toa noble heleht and lorfing It over | on thls should <a 2 His jeing them and tatktng baby tall to them. - = = = Flom Musee’ | the murroundine ountry. Every chang r in ‘hat fs all Het tor women who have no moré sense or who want to make z 4 res SSW TE [of senaon, every at ost , theniselves covspicuous!'’ said Mrs. Jarre with dignity, “It's a pity they wouldn't HB EVENING WORLD 1s RVing ABN DOLLARS IN-PHIZES ench week for the best sggestions, which seh NOt bf Accolnpanted by drawings, for} indeed avery hour of the day pr. same poor orphan child instead of making “ " " , due hh in the magieal hues i slutted toy anlniala around? yarn rk ‘Domestic Hapk and Mishaps” comic series. The suggestions mast be sent to “ ee COMICS eset Elsa World, P. O. Box 1254, New ee some eesieioe ial ea Sie Jari im: p = they-ate regarded by all the good wires, sed io ain sald Mre, Jarr firmly. ‘And 1 do be! 4 fay and—near, as —pertect—barometera_| Used, to thin to the shop-girl, “have thet wrapped up for me ‘When the ‘weather Ie alr “ayia eattlod | ag thelt ie ol eine “hus ly. Rose ene went aren cue ye t1E Te they are clothed in blue and purple | not do for them: in he OThe Jarrs emerged from the store and patina at the foot of the “L" stairs, and print thelr bold oltiines Toate a extend to epee unineme nines . j Mr Jarr to go down town and Mrs. Jarr to take the toy home to the child. y =] alas Gre i pert ne: und On tho elevated station Mr. Jarr, waiting his train, looked over the rail to Phe Dadger. of Elippaicy, Saicomney eee wet 1e.Called-on Teacher, ' feat eee . bart eee In NE of the gravest mistakes'the young woman of today ererf canvso as to have’a little mii | Oeer Betty: =| Spndless,- they -will_gather a hood ot ta ea was rid je-fast vestige of paper and string from around the Teddy fe Weely to commit is that of -fippancy. In ovr I. © you think dt was proper of my|«rsy vapors about thelr summits, | pesitient ce ee former tenchgy whom I had nof| which, in the last rays of tho seating whole country "cal e i _noen for the pest six years, an: will glow and Mght up Uke a TOP Bs hom» vislté@™the other day at bes orow: ot Rory: 5 mie eeretionaetioea oefdence, not to Invite me to call again’ Paka hada very pleasant | ton with the _voyewer “mrumt have Geecried— the | ef ete ere ee rwhile there, and, ¢ “very [ight emoke ewig up tront—a—vilieie—lraty ‘e_poltt—oF. wh6s6 whingle” roots: gleam -cmong..the nom TU Erouaty-to-her-heron— ~ se Ptei Soh : ; * % eale, Mr, Jarr to himself. 5 ers wus: tha ronment atagy g : bughtl it discretion not to ever mention tne matter to her ‘font weno. “jouer Seas bit Oignlly,ikecasehie icine? = #3 3 gurdnor. shoulter,@athough dating ima one to knock {t off. = ri monte) “qnely-the-propor-answc f6¢"a women to! make toa mat.|aaya. but, posi ign satisfies R = 4 areen. just wirtre the; bine Mita of: cie nl are He PaO Na who mado himsetf offenalve was thought jg consist of slap-|pay me to walt for many other rea a MUNA Ramen Ge Leontect-tn-tpong,-Wivagam—t--tosdo?I dove fe: [4 (% : x =f 426 the Be SCT TAN Iie Bee Oe tie fork end potaraeenaeh ich 5 ; SSukanis = ; plearant, | very much, tut do “you tiink she love 32 i by °) Dyten col- | Be t conditioned - fare in nadeqta yo and ridiculons. nt too often we pass over In allence or with a Might vy the: actions T— is ine is = 5 .- ee “ ~ +, ~ the “Nellie, the Beautiful Jest encering remarks that Mt ts the pact of dignined womanhood to resent, Tho| I think you might marry on $17 a week Gycn, Would 1Uhave beep proper of mo| Pius iB the SATIY Masten Mt the prove | itp Eleorm over nace: rae oily way to avenge yourself for a slight of any kind from s intn ts cold and | Under ordinary conditions, but if the |\) aak Jo call again? Is It proper of me Srnment of the good Peter Stuy-| H/* 6° the Gloak Model, studied avoldance of him. —_ i) girl ls not strong it would be detter| 5 ask her to the theatre? ALR | Geant (amy he rest in. pesce)) end Haas etn epromissd do, tnneriet | ity ‘ = ‘ ac Sa gh aeleipin beans baie Tre canta is Ic {a not necessary to ask a man tolcall! snore were some of the houses of tho fatn ae aa waa. generally seen tr x : : 4 . fa we couldn't. get afong.on this amount | vet fi ink she Nd} after h alled. ine, lice oo aed : Wears Well. Daesn't Ask Him-to Call, an she tu not very. strong, abd, with. be convinced of the wisdom Of delay. aoRyirioceaitlagaintcat iui marta {sieitcor Heathers eas lawa Teen cautpped ae fae pa of his fatten cast= eri entareny p oes = = : a Serer tha ttheatresees is i drought from Holland, Gaying lattice || ndo eo raid yo witty one hand SFA sald. Nolile's unsusvectine motiier, ‘AM a young man about nineteen and: —_——— ~ windows ned’ gatle Bunta; surmounted Ane, tadr dgea tes tn bed went ervative than the pro«rammoe. Tchave Seen golng with a younk 4 z -€ = eee heroes Rip Van W Joker Howey ate Steed : Kiel shout. the = same. ese. T= love } ° E 1 a Ser hat. pace yillage-end‘In one’ of| Oued Slsponitions. waa taketh She dtin'c oy that Nallle haf a \be-yoo-tee-ful figger. Ther dearly, but ahe never aske me to) f-— @ a ee +} these houses (whioh, to -tet! the eat white bret’ or brown. wees, z ne 5 nan What might ve called «Rood z bar holise. Ye It Deca tag “abe foes wot a0 aaa Pee 4 ‘old: and -have-voen-keeping company} eee Vary exdty timesvorn anes arith lhaat thoucht. well. Ghe had a “eliape' that was proot against an“, train, « freight 2levator, | want me, I know her. father “and { COME, -LET- US INTRODUCE. YOU TO sh with «irl ‘elgtitean years 1d (tot) lived any Te last: dynaniite bon, the North River, the Fast River and a doudle-Intttaited Corset — 3s ‘the last year on wirest 2 =; % iat himuelt, would. have ‘litle’ ised’ UXcluatyely in-th!s production“ —Nothing could ruin Nelile's tigure. sy ; THE THREE MUSKETEERS very miuch attached to dne i 7 Bayyec? ice Sareinaaliy ain re fis: ent Nee pore Up -bravely in =avsexthing. inoluding: she corset used eee j MISS YOUGHAL'S SAIS———— : : . eats abou Bh : Sei eae leeee nd (this production? ally a herolne-geta Into something loose and "com{y” ides a ron and tho ruin he rs alongs about.the second act, bit Nellte didn't get out of her corsets for @ ainzle : har penors OF pune TUNG PEN widiout permisston-and_T-do-not-tmowty TP tna van “phiacieg cree Meena | ee EAL ut the $natdtit’at the big, seething Thatta last night — a ie URELIAN. i what to do, ao am going to-leare if fo gallantly in the chivaious daya of eth f Ub aayi roing. the Just to show that sha right be a cloak medel if she were only given @ falr ~ cana THE OTHER MAN. ms x with you. Have good position and can) bie. “ginyvewant, and accomipanted he Said’ or did waa, sur: t6 ipreduos me, 5 eharice, she was laced up to the Inst curtain, Ir ehe had only known whal was| mother do pot oudests £2 for I-kknow they} THE GATE OF ‘THE HUNDRED SORROWS support her, but probably Hot ashe tay) to the siege of Fort Cristina, He tof househo! econo” a ~_}ceoming, she miatt trsve Gresred tor the worat..A gultable costume would have like me. Is, It beoa etd oen S10} | ised to bet her parents boing Yery| inherited, however, but little of the of E iH “t Deen @ccork jacket and a bomb:prool sKirGWinmad with-anthienockout- drone. eae ont. a care = fbee bot sa “other interesting Kipling: — martial charzcter~of-fle-ancéstors1| 100nt nn, J.telntorced With saw and axe to be tsed in cage of emerkenc ; — é ‘en And teln : rhe i ree iy characters and. Kipling a : tlqye—ebaprvadthat_he—Waa- a Ainble had no time ‘far work. Tf industrial melodrama Sones ‘Snything, feo = Top ——— > nesa of avirit, which gselned him such take @ job without frst Anding out whether she's an heiress. If vhe Soo I raat gi | untverwal popularity; for those men are pmb aas, ae a ator toni she 2 \- aster; ae a aie eee te = a : Pat tits most apt to be ceeeguires and-ooneili: 7 ther MA i arts Lee 2 tars with her_w; aint an 7 : ea =A. Aden cas ‘looked po i ‘sarnentiy commended to tho- condlderation of “every girl who| which tite T expeot to: male “$0 par = - ae oe Tasted a sab art ad Sea at antewa Rt Boab ie “eaeconime sae nay ba thinking of earhing her own Jiving. It you teel an tmpulse to rush care} week. I am now carning SIM} with a Fe ee . Shee, it went cio “be manly] pera, doubttcas; are rendered -pitant-end-- Mile. spate ar Jesaly Into work, youcg woman, beware of a man with A plug tat and e rod and i calahttorwata wt Darents:| poatteable- inthe flery furnaca..of, do. True itis. Jaw Tf you ton‘t-hetleve mo, msk-Neille—she koowat- | r mestio. tribulation,.and a ourtain-ics-| courasogia @ oe aso sf =f A ~ = rt wl ULES CRN er Hi tons Ted teal Ons aaa deatebitt-not: skin heart —No.he ; m3 ae Z| y F / By—Jean Mohr, pure ie corer Garter eee he rote Syarvendusine “and ‘naming. 10 her wow Nelle. WOES —tOTF: ; E aa oo : : Se ——— ol ence and long-suffering. -- A’ -torma- i } h The yinara~ rather dt — = = = IeOSLTS Rit rates — ee Siew ce oe ia : : wealres > : = c = ——= - wpgcte- ies OOnsISEAR &-SolATe: er ses = Syonot Adit cher?* smgpested the h man of the of ; : ] Doan 2 rience ~ Se LN a Rip Van, Winkle was] ine many St gee a. ment, Who didn't ite Nelly any way. sieges THE = a thrice blessed, + ret ae ante yp Thies ISAT REXIRE CNBHTe tT mT : (Zs TE ON Gertalis” tt 44 —thert-~be- was a — great * eins nd ta . pretty fair notion, favorite among all the good wives of OTT. arty a POnGAG "Tl drag, her so low m=" “If whe won't dle,” he mused (In seeptorian ton grit that Her mother wouldn’t rwh her, And," brlubtening, ‘girls who go wrong tn ed WT pre-fer my pan-verty! New: Yorie die early.t 0 4 1 5 4 fe he fe —-We.gréw- quite onthuslastic. Not #0 Ne ERs } Ny =. 1 ; May Manton’ Ss Daily HasHions PA Canaveaiiee far tear hace acne oot PeaUn Ranine ADE ates : tifal cloak inode! was her beautiful open-work Bnglish. Also that Biss Rea HE simple gath- us “+ a “ered bloomera— | Bre those heat WihAed was Nettie, It not 'the rest of It Mked by @ great many So RAID that Task," oata tha reason bis ~ritiate; te that-you-epend a pleasant} — PEs with me Sow and then, I will take you to the theatres and to dances, be your fend." a z § Ae \ q Z with very litle burx, ‘ “Td me," onewered Nellie the Beautiful, friendship te a sacred word, and { e Hi : \ ‘They -aro far, more mot a fren like you.’* cs : By i : ‘4 4 = comfortable than pet But the vilain was not to bo put off with na wond-not ao long i, 0‘ i — f te and allow of th and bia ted vest! With the ald of Neliie's mercenary ui A ena 4 - freer movement, while ‘Nellle promplty fainted he pi g {hey are far more : BEevay i x batistactory on oold eniontly-cloa tothe window. Her fisger was looming up‘ beautitully In the WM EASY 17-78 ms z winter day than any += alate. of. 4n gu-coming train.-thit_ftapped In the brgexs when the comic Jow RE ATTACNEO 2 2G eae ie Claes of RATHER\ [A : pumber of akirts: ev enatched lier back filo the hi cbt canbe, Tho easel * yitiain next placed hier ound ‘and helpless, nder & descending freight THAT. THEY 6, § Y 7; = lustrated are made o} ‘eledalet tn the dove; where she waa puppebed tol works thle tune Tattle. reer hes ales : peal Ph sca A Ba a? black fitetilan mo- ane cousin, Saved heh rhape from helng crushed into an odd. ala es Se rtvcH)} ‘ S 4 a hair, atitched with To. Aart money is the Jittla eripple‘ohe agreeitto-be ef ploaraut aa ieee Cp Axee e BETTER » ee EEA ° @Dk, Dut serge and a the; villain, et tho sama time showing him @ oote—\ttle dagger and} - 3 5 oa x) by flannel both are wied, ' | ga eve Seon him An gon than, Be a abet ru br ; = y ; tile 8 great many hia'yAcht, wheh the comlo Jew popped Gp once nd took S x women lke them of || Gathered Bloomere—Pattern No, 6,563. Tha hero, stake) ore reckite and ae 3 iy ata poly 6 1 : fh ailk, albatross lined. ASF Me want’ to the Mismarvall ehite tit the viliein ‘Phe quantity of material required for the medium alxe is 4 yards 31, 8 Facds 4 ny 2 a-Ond atage of knockout drops when the hero got hi And pedi t fiz ed aii : 4 96 or 21-4 yards 44 inches wide. , ‘Then ho, got Neill into an automodlls And hyd 10 take hor to Winame: = ' 3 BRS Ty MAAN y : Pattern 6,508 jv cut in’slseg for a 9 M, M28 and 30-inch: watat measure, | ‘The villain caused a Hua interruption in 4 i eae ‘by blowing up i <— y : fo-with dynamite. But Nelle waan't the Jndst bit dambged, Her Agger hee orSinah and not efen damp, when she h brought Aner. out of the ‘: it ri