The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1907, Page 13

R—-ut TR. vening World’s Daily Magazine, Wednesday, February 27, E NEW PLaAga the New Chauffeur. + + © + BEN. Tallq)e Oe HAMIEY Anoen Burglar Lady : WEY, COUNT, You've VOILA! YOU HAVE WHAT WOULD You WATCH me! VEL z p \ laste THAT YopayY 2£ Bap HAVE? WE HAVE SHOW YOU How bY ROY L: /9<CARDELL S a5 Takes the Straight Road 50 CENT. TAKEN TEN TO BE A, Goop . , : of “W ELL, $t certainly wan a fine day overhead to-day,” “In the Bishop’s Carriage. | ‘ =~ : TRIPS}IN ZE "SHUFFER™ said Mr: Jarr cheerfully as he arrived home the AFTER the wild pig and Mansteld, showed: a ‘Tenderloin attection for i i ‘auTo ANDKWE | | pe Gye other night. ” “I'm glad you can get some comfort out of It,” sald "In the Bishop's Carriage’ seem-) Nance. He wag Edward Ramsay, with | ea rather restful “at the Grand) @ wife and “danghter and an’ equally ALIVE?” Mra. Jarr petulantly. ‘I wanted to £o down. town to-day SOpera-Houso jast—night. It, was even| uninteresting souse, Mr, Sam Reed todo some shopping, but my shoes are—ao-bad- 1 couldn't “Why don't you get a new pair, then?" asked Mr. Jarr, “Why don't It Why don’t I get-a-thyuaanil! things I y ‘ 2 e part with a deiu- need?" replied the good lady, ‘“Hecausy the monéy goes eee ae een oC ee Cota to saat hecwant quar Any one who for ines for the children aKa for the houne, ait hea 1 fel cesaced ttn ec invert aauie aayal | MethlakingRotwiakine’= hee aalacedrs Ket those things there's no money left for poor mother, and Miss Miriam Michetvon's novel “of the| should neo Mr. Reed, and save trouble | without, that's wh A game namo," as the press agents, put) 8nd expenne, i 4 so bad as tha Mr. Sarr, “and it ‘it, was all nerves. The story was | Miss Jessie Busley, who has turned would do you good to get out th right days. dumpy little thing, as chatty aaa type-|many-a clever trick on Broadway, was weriter_and as lively as a thief chase! Nance. While she was bad she was Channing Pollock's play 1x more Jerky| good, but when she became a sancti- “T hay a thing ‘to wear except, my old winter duds ‘A lot of good tt would -do— im snapped Mra, Jarr,. And to £0 cutiin them on a bright, warm day—wel!: you" occaitian- DA BIZNESS ‘ahah “Simpy, but—well, after “Peer| hoa ‘vaudeville ‘artist’ ah 3 35 ON=A a eee = rises ae i iene “In the Bishop's Carriage” brings an-| however, whe gave a bright, pert: per- aS Lestat iat way. “I gave you the-monéy for sdine new-clothes Jukt—_ other burgiar lady into the’ fold. ‘Thel formance, with junt enough exaggera- ub }fold happens to be vaudeville, but af-|'ion to please the house. She was best or all dt's something to reform into|in her scenes’ with Tom Dorgan. her. vaudbville. | Mixa Michelson married | purgiar pal, who was “put aw: when, WatteeOtdun to" thé theatrical manager. [eaught. in the ‘act of Fobblnx Lall- -Not’)n0 Mr, Pollock. Perliaps hel mer'a’ “residence Mr. James d thodght this wouldn't he- reforming—or| was a first-rate burglar, as #tage bur Perhaps he thought tt would be Imposil-| glars go, though, Ike most of them, ible to’ make a theatrical manager seem| wa. disposed to make too mich noise. Fomantic, He preferred to take a Phita-|The-scenes-in-which_he_and Mise Bus. cdelphia lawyer with a_philanthropli-in-|iey figured gave the piay ite-excuse for Xetest in criminals. 11s hero {s a twin| being, aod--mada It. very. 00d meto-; sbrother to the noble gentleman who led| drama. (Leah Kleshna into the straight -roai. When Dorgan climbed through the ‘Mr, Byron Douglas was hopelessly| wingow into Nance’s flat, and after hobul as the Philadelphia lawyer who." tf his escape, ordered -her ‘to practiced in New York, Every word he eeetreaage to come sith bln, the play | {I 45) COUNT Fete ith ety rete at W82) got a good grip om tho house. 3fiss | |UMBERTO, 2€ t : Isa réd oné, and I'm #o afraid of cowa;’ but ax {t’ wag a cheap little thing and’ fain Ral Sek ord oats eM aidan excellent Bltiof work here: | TiMPRESARIO! : has'all fadod, maybe the cows, wouldn't mind it. Still, tt would be afer to have. *, way of flirting his coat-talls as FP et ‘pia ipal-and that DA_COUNY : 4 + vocaeey Sceteet parasot, wel bik seh i R “Ol, chuck the parasol!" Bwung wround and sald a kind word Or returgaebelpeshicavwsth taaw, eves. Mr. j DE KACKIAK! a i e ‘ wo, “but he (was almost ‘too; good to] to Te ave “Dorgan's’ threats the Te be true to even Philadelphia. peas The theatrical manager was good, too, | TINS. and the sullen Copat nie but only in ‘a negative Way, ax though | engl when, the Dene. an an vengeful fe weren't quite sure whether a théat. | dress, rushed in and felled the vengetal rical manager should .be good. Mr, | al/bird as Akela ne afc Aubrey Beattie waa Obermuller, but he /® chair on aA iSTTS a greens —-Sidn't-took-thre-name-—He-tooked-very | Ne told thepolice that the-¢t - comfortable “in adress suit,“ and [ Pal, and-Nance-was_obliged-to-trot-over acted as though he had nover seen a|t© the Thirtleth atreet police station In Cheatre. He was shy and shrinkingta | her best vaudeville clothes. Here, under few typs of theatsieal-manager—anit ne] the very pencil_of_a_repozter, Latimer faded away —atter— bringing Nancs—a | told the police sergeant that-Nance- wi mbox of flowers. an honest, hard-working headliner, az = : ‘-—“Fhe—nobis iLittmer made “love to | nit he was Kolig TO MAKS her hia w TCA Sh06) Nance with @ white carnation and a| 4 s00n a she would let him. FOR DA bleached bit of Omar Khayyam, He| After a plea to which Miss Busley ||'Squ, FoR, ; oe had watched her grow from a pick-|gave @ touch of real feeling, Dorsan|| ze ART! 2 eS pocket into a second-story worker, and | confessed himself a lar and Nance was | \ e : : ¢ P “d look nice getting spring clothes this carly, wouldn't J “I wish the winter was over, I think it Is.) We'll PE TORE, ARNE sald Mre. Jaurr, ‘ maked Mra. Jare, n be hetring. the diue- Cia a 1 naw a lovely’spring hat, with a blue- t n town the other I wish I'd left « depoait.on It. It was, most becorhing to me, and, f know some one clse will get tt,"" “When. spring IS here, old lady, il take a run out In the country with the children and. gather trating arbuGis and 1 Hows eh?" sald Mr, Jarr,-whe- [was feeling ttre longing for the springtime ‘ana ell that as truly rural : “Of course." contiaued Bra Jarr, “IT have. ¢-tnomy-mind-just-how-that hat i [looked and if I could get a Uttle Inexpensive shape and. finda bird just ike * a that one on the hat, I could copy the hat, and it wouldn't cost me half what ey wanted for it in the store." u v },_“Ewtteh T could get a good, Jong vacation thiy summer.” sald Mr, Jarr, not heeding her, “and just spend it somewhere away from town, where there were. green meadows and flowera and the amell of hay fields." say d haye to get @ green psrasol.” said Mrs. Jarr, ‘The anly parasol ‘I have 4 Mr. Jarr. “What, you wan And the children should get tanned and run barefoot! %, and get thelr feet full of briars and maybe get lockjaw," sald Mra, Jarr, “If we went to the country I'd have to get’ barefoot sandals’ for them, and Jumpers and overalls. ‘And I'd need a whole lot df summer dreanes. “What do you care?" sald Mr.’ Jarr, “You'd get them any way. I tell yeu to think of the warm spring winds, the mel! of blossoma"— PORTOLA aie “Ofcourse, Mra Jart went au, “of course, We'd all have to get light-weight warn underwear, because tf you-get a cold tn spring It sticks to you all summer, \nd you'd be astonished to know how dear quch things are. I think we might .Wear our heavy underwear and put up with the discomfort of it till summer omes, any way," to do ts to get Sea 2 “Wwehavent been tothe country—the real country—in some Years,” sald Mr. Jarr, “I'm tired of the neashore. What do you may to’ taking our yacation- Tin thé country = eases ——— are Oh, I don't care,” said Mra. Jarr. “Anywhere you go these days you have to have a lot of clothes, or people will sneer at you; but you want to make up your mind tn time, because the sort of clothes you wear at the seaside are not the sort you need in the mountains.”” j -———Why_nott-aaked-Mr-—Jarr,—“What-does-It-matter what you wer so long 4s, you are enjoying yourself? Let's go somewhere and rough It." ae ertatnly,"\ said Mrs. Jarr, ““I don't mind « place where, so long as you put _ on-another dress In the evening anit have linen suits for the children, it’s all right. But I-don’t care to go to any place where you are expected to wear a now dinner-dress every evening, and Willle tan't old enough for those ‘youths’ svening autts.’ 4 . = ; Y) “Great Scott!" exclaimed Mr, Jarr. “Don't you think of anything else but oT : clothes, clothes, clothes? I’m talking about vacation and you're thinking of . aq BETTY: VINCE ak EN AES Ne —tlothea.- Do you imagine we're gotng to summer at-the-Waldortt+————— 5 I ¢ me “a Bl /, ia : j g “I don't see what you mre #6 cross about” said Mrs. Jarr. “You might at i least let me THINK about clothes. I never get any!” The Girl Who Boasts of Conquest ZE COUNT UMBERTO J \FoR A SPIN’ UP | By re cinque AVENUE! ae z climb the vaudeville ladder to| cleared. ‘Thereupon the repdrter, w He changed his clothes several | looked as though he knew better, tor times, but his heart—never! Ho loved | up his notes and sald he would keep Ner_as_few. headliners are: loved. She | everybody but Dorgan out-of his paper. nwas the only thing on the bill to him. | And Pollock once hustled for news! ‘There was one disagreeable bore who. CHARLES DARNTON. PEPPER | “You're enough to drive a fellow wild, that's what!" sald Mr. Jar: } “What are you so cross about, dear?” asked Mrs. Jarr, Fen't you glad the winter ts nearly over and the nice epring days are near at hand?" No, I ain't!" growled Mr. Jarr, SEAN whom I~ know ns a decidedly broad acqua ance. which happen#-10- include those two far diver: warriors, Admiral Dewey and Jim Jeffries. He i tome the other day: “I've met Dewey dozens of times on cccasions_forn id informal. But I've never once heard him speak of Sort at dyard Kipling ills # ~~ © By Ru SS + pe Oa [es eo te own accord about his naval . Jeffries ts tt lofnfnbetminfnnfnfetmtininin it ofninfnfefafepey pater tatet tatettetatatnleleteinielnielvicivielniel-felafafelnfefointat-fobefateinlo! =e - ra ~ Peerless champlon_of-pigilism, eon = = ——— ta ; = P gaa pitie tuinking of Lilnselt, and he blurted out ‘he Lucknow. week, with two dancesy cra ahe had been ¢o-bim: because of her” —————t-Nie-countless-batties (amd eich battle was a Victory) | : ; i tia vefors hye knew What hé Was mying UUs} aidan Unlnited quantty or rides trange resemblance to his old iow. WRI -WreAch GVer te aadile t wT oe ether, clinched mattera: and dante: | 3 as hued-ax-drawing a-ton of coal uphill Nn 6 réeng 0 d ] e | pulling horse was the same} and ont anewer: (No more 1 do." | gutier, clinched matters Circle] Hiannasyde groaned in ‘hie ‘saddle and And 90 It goes. ‘The champion is never the boaster. In no other line of tif: : most marvellous of all’ Mrs. Landye: inetd ne t Of thougt: ip adored Altes Chiaanes | SM. indeed.” And busled himpelt $x this fact eo noticeable as in love affairs, The girl who Js herolne of fi ee ee Munro's Sona), the woman In the ‘rickshaw could bel room While ide was waite wit cans” ost, a taninet Aiea ha tees, ANT BST the Frontier, tosling recy tenet ane hrartbreaks and-whose-history tx fringed with proporsts fs almost never the 5 Dect eoe fiat the irl pe had known. she was. heliake her for » tls, hummed, note t Silagearteca isd mintientenet ph Tae, ike Allee Chrinane. Dut Aten. | miaorables ae stay af tats | al . Wife of a in sate r of the vo Mra. Haga With - Howie Jast TACO, Tine should aes her Ie co commmonphate om at fatter Of course, ‘That | i your mirror be Eroken, look, ito ecil| discovered “later, ‘the wife ot "a ina Pee et BCS tee AEE AAT es of acorn in her voice: <0] ike “Alice “Ciisang Dae (a Moulcant| came, and Wastentyde awe hes oe oe tan should adore her s so commonplace a matter that she doesn't take . Fina PANS eapeate What You do wot TA cuteofithe-way place, and she had come | Gn, exuotly as “Alice Chisane: ti me to wet an the laysfigure dor you tu! yas Auee, usane belne Cnt= railway station, ad troudle to proclaim the tact. Estee regatted attachment enn} lh to. Bisnis oA Hein the: stason fof the} Sipmed Teofor Hanhusyae ti Tie-dusk | 19ng tm rap of your: wattered | AI Rang. was, tthe Bride. of another.” and] grateful for tits kindness and he tro oo} = ‘ “ 5 oT ate Tso th, ei a tong on, ‘ 30 Was “8. Landys- a and BUT=the girl whose “conquests “are” few or Wholly Absent, the girl who Of the most convenient thines that | Hy tne” aE back ¢o Dindigut, or [ofa Eneile ; Hinndsyde didn't wee what answer Kood and honest wile; tose Rhessture | gad sympathetically, as one who knew «forced to conatrue a mere civility into marked atientions and a purely plato+ it @ young man ean carry about with | wherever it was. at the end of the sea- “ 5 reauired, and he devoled hii Hannasyde, was * ¢ © bere hel the Alice Otsane reason of that kind: conversation Into ardent woolng—this {9 the girl who boasts, who enlarges. o at the beginning of ais career ia! 80M; and in all lkelihood would never i lane being cart in | konerally and vaguely to the praise ot | called himself several hard names and| es, And Hannasyde abused th soo trifles and tries to |mpresa:her aniused hoare aio aac aisha ntees | eames ten beninndine Torts! eater j Fete “to Bian weal er proper IL Bat ky trer ianns| ise Cina, “whiter was snmatiatace | Sahed “that he hed Suen wise Ti feay nk ime nluge age sands hoses: me ch $ t O32 =n RITE erat tat: .wmund. dt ¥ ‘ oro y. hea and —And-erery one bat hersett knows Wil, On, pitiful, pathetic pretense {t § i ; stand pusinosslike. anty-“That-mgatcitennterae sede-want nig and-perpiex=| clears that Mrs: liagwert had ‘not the Vhether ira, Landya-Haggert frat the root might in It decelves-no-one.—Don't-do-tt—Hf-yotrwould win-the fon of having mei ; sical; and whenever he hin) ago from te raking op of all old foed- | MMOUL was | Volce and man. | tiadow of a ghost of an Interest In| what waa going on in his’ mind. him ‘ = hearts at your {cet be discreotly silent When such»: Lroaohed one nt of }{Ng8, took counsel with himself forone | 1S GTS yent on makin a fool of | Hannasyde, Only © * © only no wo-] Alone know. eemed to As, the train went out 3 ; rarities Stouch of diver or aurters from wal {measured hour—What—he decided _upan | De Mat Way; and he-was inno mort | Hin —ikee-—being —made—love throug | wiquallfiedinterest—in-evel ng-con=|- bani lagwert Teaned Out: Mates tallence sleithGs heat) seltceavertser st try sits Tig san “mourn over Ble Tt Was this, and you must decide for| at eindiccanay tead of to—spectally on dehalt of a| nected with ber sclt, aq distinguished | dow aay Oy! aa Tee) We and be very happy ina tender. twi-| yourself how much genuine affection for TV Oper and couviows devotion’ trom/any | Busty divinity rer toues yearstretands| trom the Alice Cluepseliikenseu ond: te thoughts au revoir, Mr. : the old Jove. and how much a very Hh ome. Po yuu jon, S said one or two things which, If Alice] go heme tn the opting, 0 pAtural inclination to go abroad and en-} 2). ‘oma . % Landye-Hag-1—Hannesyde didnot see that he had) cyisane had beon still betrot! im, | may meet you in town.’ 5 hie out when | Joy nimself affected the ganas nad it jb a ornseoral f eoud made any very partioular axhibition:of sould scarcely have bean excused, even ydisnnnazde book “hands. sed - oa “the thes =a {Ba ndya-Hag, swould never tral pet £or Deng eT ok eae eri combed ne ead to ain Ace te Ts Tiieneeee RS ap 5 [man iikelifcod’ crosn his’ pata ‘again. | ake "oth aaa pu caae es | patretioal soul in thewetlanwastsas of | CMU LueRaroU nts naa thal tessesl calito ce ee eee eee indly advis 5 sort of man ts always pleasant to any | Ing. “Keeping Company’’ at 16. Dear Betty: | “AM a girl sixteen years oid. Do you dlaxrace me by pRARted te tekehero {If you think tt is ri u Sears] ing Han-| again!” y th 2 0 whatever’he did didn't much magter. {102 - { ortroubie | Binta es Hee ne time an Tak Finke tla pahtiforsmy ‘mather not moiesitg whatil should) do E.JH Saat nar eriegreare Ee marvellausly like the girl who | «tf moss eco ata sally=—tn the season Snded Iannagyde | BPO APE A at a comfort and a.pleas-' “And Mrs, Haggert understocd, 10 ‘lot 'me: keep! company. with vented}, ze mother. was entirely rent. Av { ¢ Bexiining® ahe) ha [Bolen deep interom’t xtid-the reat of ed natoreatalics Pee poseibieont swn to his Own. Place and ates. [Bee ~ hte gentlemen of the wame age? I wan' al Le; the formuls— AH things considered, 4 AnyMing she tol Tin to "It was fike making toxleated boy of sitteen-iq-a-disgraicerun shea ba formul s boa Bh r ay ITE. @ tod I aa Lest 3 4 oer j z [nwould-he pleasant to make the acquaint-| iy quw: and he was, tiers could 1: | lore, said Hannasyde spectacle. You owe the young girl an Nd al Was aw; ands foe ould always take Uh s nat lance of Mra, Landys-Haggert, and o-daubting-it--fond-of her comman 2 ‘and-t- doeen'i her family the most abject apalogy-y.: = Tip IAT HAT: a-Httho-time=onty-m tery tittio’ time— f2o 9! ~ Yo-Jnvite them to—my~ house, -but- my} mother said she won't let long a# abe talked with him, ‘and kept|now il get to my wor Dur he May -Manton’s Daily Fashions "| know how Inat remark cave Lan pasysta | ke = belleve tat Ne sy wi Allca ADOUL trivinitties. “ut aid Almesit. thinking #tcadtly of the x Know-how -to write; x to think over for two veurs. | Chisane. agiln...Every. one 1a more ort one tim nneted ante express THABR RPC gt aid “he” eoute HE one-pis : A Stes 4 REET EGY aE “Pawo tus “Own Vanity Alles IW Gia Other Jerr mad on one puint. — Hannaayde's | She MUpcned Into express 1 be certain whether ft was Itaggert ‘reen te. 90 eam tation, uy Mont - particular. monomania-was dis obslove, | (Svar airoroncod that” Seco PGE CUES THEE Hidde up the greater engnantiy: ane af iat Kailg flirt ~ 4 apt lia untedilted allachment byt Rieter man bere HORS ie PAN ee, Bee ociitisinratteh barton z ae AMC awou : yim as men Keep! 4 well-smoked pipe—| "He made It his businéas to get Intro- pleased_nor-jpterested,— Ho didn't. .w. pect neue ie ndsen hcl peoericy . ---|atrable for stm = AM a ySlng girl elghtean. yeara-oij-|Jor-comptotta-eake and-because-it-had Cioet ty Mts, Haggert. and the into- |] Peas Met ting about site, Landyas Hoe got understanding ® month later. |materiais and eape Y war away last winter down Sourn | ifoWN dear in the uaing. It brought| quction peospered. Iie also made It his 3 Hawgert, or her experiences in the past| f° ot Nien ne peoullar | ctalty for the wash- conmpany“HEMOUE: ty MOTNOE-KGOWISH la Vouee aie ene Alomar L-me | Hahmaabite” was not Lovely: here. wea] UNpeRyAO OR aw ama a Ee cold of.) (abe hu traveling nearly all-wer the ian Governiont raneterw. men from |sble ones that every company “without=my mother knowing la young man on bcard the ateamer, Ht. | ecu aya e ne Ppa ore ROY Ss TOUEDS jor int eter fect cl | wanted the Mkeness of Alico Chisane| iin! Sha of the Empire to the othec. | mother, fa on the HE % 3 7 ness in the way in which he helped a} Sir ta are’ sartiing, ‘There re tf i i ; eth ting f Eon, dt or give them up? SV ORRIED, was very nice (0 me.” Before loaving hi'| indy onto her horns. trateatd non attract | pardon cnartige And. dennis, paren, ani.p.nefora, hs eves and, her voce. tn hist Son can evar. ba mure of wetting. 0 | lookowt..for..e.. DAW, Cour, mother lai Tent YOu ATs 100.) gave me: his. adivess-and: wired ailie 7] the cO tee eee HE jpientos. and luncheons at. Annandale. Rep te Teas hentia Hen of a ¢riend or an enemy Ull he of sty (and fresh design. young. Obey her, Eighteen is time|y gave {t to him. He sent me a pos | “Ast-about for thelr fayor, which he did/and rife. metches, ‘and dinners and Uap aban ay i: st Aa a as to Interviews, the facilities which y 4. another'ato Here ts @ very datn- ot. kept-hls wounded heart all to rides and walks, which showed that It did. another ator E : enough for beaux, card. I sent him one back. Some tii: | ipientt te ie nae rt ’ i deaterlaes Ande walkacewhly, : agen ee a tne oe Over Lacwert's departineat ‘pedepes tes wp {y-and:tomythir xt ; fattest f noth fac, | Then trouble came to him. 1) who] Han: de had started with tho int 4 ie Liss a ni rom Dindls Her Mother Objects to-Him, pamela nee go to Simla; know thes! rom. -the hohe ot Meaing & Mkeness, and he ender and spol. see and roth Waye “NOuce, cand he ‘arunt fat oan be utillxed elth= Dear Dety: sr = z os rene) Vtelegraph tol the ait Works otitee, by doing much more. He wanted to he] sithout warpini, a ing _monoy_at_ every step: ‘trom: Din bar eae AM Yi Uxteen and. am. coud a See EN athaeyde ares —ioating-np-the htt-one ‘deceived “he meant to be docelred, ant us BB FH Fou-bs. wood enorme dial to Biprepauon = Rehan a3 e ae iia) = a young.m 4 plembes. Noruine —belwenn--_callng he deceived Hineelf-very- thoroushhr;| "eniain-wiy 4a heve- appa ¥ Hagayrt at Truciow tatty With some] or for the girla up "i seer ies Serta ene ae ee dtc tetr rame, down IN| Not only were the face and fieure, cho | vif, my. special cavalier serven! 1 | Fretida theré. “to “tatee part In able [Oe for eed same age, One nlght I made an ap- - “a hurry, and in the ‘rickshaw sat the a «i Neure of Alice Chisane, bu! | ton’t unders: 1 ne am ball at the pu er otuner and foxcom Mee stb) eieatice t to meet her at her home, living. breathing Image of the gtr! whol tho voice and lower tones were exactly non «other, that youl on when fhe had made the new home aa ‘ eaten 6 had “mi iim 80 happily, unbappy.|the eame. and so were the turna of | ion'r ear the lenst little “hit in the] litte com! ortaple, Lucknow was HAn |sharning as wel but on the way I met a friend of mine Hannasydo, Ieaned against the, railings | aneech: and the iittin mannerjems, thse, | world for ime.) “Mis seems to support, | nanyde's “station, \andc Mra,” Hawgort| 007g) 4 : i § ° ea to. dt to-run-dowe | every woman hes. of gait an ow he y ta . ¥ m is Sa oe Sere ea aa] tial a crthe oaanNte: hat DAL {ation ware-absolutely.-and-identioall’| vn 'wet-or tell Hien toa worsen. witho F-, Anda the train enme 1p. j sailor collar, _aehich wp_here, The lest words hie sald-to-me} Traaatuig: oe Re, Went toward with ne aie eIngatOund oulsMelannaayderwas: tax diszoyered whlah ho hind been (HIN: [ts alwnye becoming, e Were, ‘Bo a good girl until I ace you) mont of irs blood in his temples. It| "Phe turn of. the bead was the same: Ia: guard: Hin stefente-never-was-n| ine of-—for the neat month, The una1 2 cook Son ee againt Do You suppose that 1 will | was Impossible, for many Feasons, that! the tired look jn the eyes at the end of | trong “ona because Ne. Was always om_of bis. conduct puda there barat ever_see him again ike him very | — eres = 3 7 be used or omitted, muck, Would It be young man and ask tlm to come and ao iked, and thero |#eo mo while he Is'In New York. ite x wanted fg and rouse me fe tt teem in roa (AL OW ‘More Lemons at a Cent Apiece.. £2 &2 — By FG. Long 1S ve, ie | note expressing. the tory. In the filus- I was intoxicated, put me out, Since | ace him when ho Is tration ‘blue Hnen then her mother wouldn't let her go , chambray is trim- = : : SNS SSR Eaa med with white em- ae zi ‘ brotdery and held tn HINTS FOR THE HOME. .. Rie : xf tg buttons, but all ma- | | \ 7 hire ’ terials that are used Apple Charlotte, Pe [Brommne ep eattan Borenildren'a drewsen CLOAK one-half box of gelatine two | MfteMnoon ten. Bess “ hours In two cups of cohl wat French Toast.. . paro und eteam cent mediunnenieed |e apples; when thoy are tendor press ] aN AA te right to write thi: ED THE EVENING FUDGE <3» <B> THE EVENING LEMON HUMMMEL N-STAND Lax, THE EVENING FUDGE <> Lemon WENE Gor AD ero il Pa im DIARY) Epys? OUR FUDGE READ TO | Ught-wetght wools aro well Hke | the shopherd'schee are peoullarly at. | Are appropriate, For |Immediate wear through w colander, add three cups i ah nugas and Jilice of a tomoa, mi of white droad anit Child's Dress—Pattern No, 5608. oi i C . vhile later Une with het apples and tir vinth tor, y DALLE OFF IE AONAeEA ER Hoe Pee Ee eel thor hanten. Serve with cold or whips C-camed-Oysters SES cI RODENTS WIC KILL (ery tae ai bes IT'S SECON. BN : cream, i rad Mi Hi UT one pint 6% cream (geart milk | al tequired for t dum slze (four year ; 33-8 yards 45 or 3.14 yards 44 Inches wide, with is of edging, to trim aa tt ‘alod #08 ts cut in sizes for children of 2) 4and G yearn of age, 7)" Marguerites. as 'P aud part cream) overthe firo-in a| t OIL one cup sugar, one-hiif cup dotible boller. Stir smooth & gen- B water unill the syrup threi¢s, re-, crous tablespoovful of flour with aj} ‘ Uithe cold mike and add-to the hot} Move to-bacK nArt Ol range ANd yop ogt: gon with agit, a Nttle cays | #4 five marshmallows cut in plicesi onne pepper and a torspoon ot onion pour.onto the whites of tw) ‘(ans eae Bide the tad Miee in thelr : nie o biseosons | Hquor, drain and) pour the beaten etlif, then add two tablessoone | Mquer drain nnd pour the tuls ehreaded coconnyt, if ter is Mot Platter raquaty ploses of ton: pou @poan vantiias, eNp Kngllied wa'nut buttered, urn the misture ever ea Call or send by mall to, TH TON FASHION EVENING WORLD MAY MAN- REAU. Noo th West vrenty-tnied street New “h pattern ordered, 9 plataly, and aly IMPORTANT—Write Your name and 4d ways apecify size wanted. Pattern BB OB 00 <4 SI