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

te The Evening World's “Daily Magazine, Monday, May 27, 1907. & BBBHSVE hy * PLHBED BROQRRO® SEO? Sheorororarooeronrnes PHPOPSPPSSSS SHPSPSS SPSS PSPS SPH HSS SSS HH ooo Seog ooo 4 ROY L. MCARDELL we ite . ot i 4 3 r ex By G McM e e@W ywe Ss ye el a y wex y George McManus Continues His Amusing Chronicle of @& ait : 3} yo MR NEWLYWED HAS. f\ 1\ 4 [SEEN TELLING ME Ho \ CHILDREN | DAY WHAT DOES ée arrin & BRIGHT AND PRETTY HE grateanh F PAPA'S BABY . XK is! eo VERY FOND OF } Ginlelt / ‘ — ~ Upey ME NOW, MY \ wo " I. oO Ly ® q ~ COUSINS q 4 st arr ae id YES HE'S RY ty GOING TO BRING 0, sinyre a Ala RIGHT IN. OF SHAK “Ww as tat A Mra. Sarr in ap pecar to c | COURSE EVERy - HANDS WITH DABY Mr Mra, J wa. \ Nt MUSTN'T? Fellow named Wilkina,” said Mr. Jarr car \\ } EAN aS THEIR La <ermenaN ) ofivstnt | r ISTHE FINEST | 7%) f TO MAMA mean that wothan that smiled at you," sald Mrs QUT AFALLY ee at No woman led at me. T didn't speak ROR ( y paid Mr Jarr.»,.“Winet's the mat re. Jarr prewerved a strange atlence for a moment, a said coldly, “I'm going home | ata t matter with you again? demanded Mr | ere's Ing the matter with 4 against a he's a nice fellow. Real estate man, them!" said Mr. Jarr uty Wilkinses,’ eald Mra, Jarr. “I only know 1 should be wise enough, even If you are not reapect nik HE CERTAINLY ‘MAMA'S T iwi 7 _ HE LITILE 4 1 want to know t here what you are talking SEEMS TO LIKE PRECIOUS AKC alee SG e as hed b 7 ME MUSTN'T BI ‘ ea ecene, let .me go home" -sald Mra. Jarr. “then! | ——— SED =DA-DAt ie —~ Asa srark Aviat ave on (talking bow tt Jf} \SENTLE MAN > =a Seah RE epee ah ar ae They aren iG 5 * 2s" ON star SOME THING at are single when you are out with them > ‘ my XK YN THE would ca . TN HEAD OF Yours) #Y ¥: hires g NE te ppieeed Puvyia eters \ \ CAUGHT HIS THE ORDER sod you aonimenes'te Nt: aca ‘on road Way 1 OF JOHN O'S world you are getting at Here Mr. Jarr tr Sthe éidn't « at woman a look?’ sald pes and J do not 2 Gana We Anessa s t ‘ there was any w 1a oe other vite of the street,” eald Mra. Jarr, and whe deliberately ; said Mr. Ji 4 if you want : ent of, but am ignorant of as well. why, co 2% look ke a mas asked Mr. Jarr. ' nw st nowadays?” said Mra. Jarr, “Look at that G = cr ater made he Practical [caey} eald Mr shor ‘ sted now in Prizes. H n adway with you eting old . 6 captain. a y asia al Ws et | sa r maelf in the € i] War hing ° said Mrs. Jarr with « sigh. “1 only! m myself.” Slade fulwetto inquired } paid aire. dare mith a sien. “T only Ralph Slade, Reporter and Detec-|nt" the Laughing Ls ihe ts, mac GLieea. art & ot . ne . } oF | Who are you, anyway? ‘ | tive, Runs Into a Secret Meeting PART II. Janes Behetivechiors,” the latter] | The names snd addresess of To-Day's Ten Prise, Winngre ry | “Seen pleces about you tn the papers."" inning Sugg! ns. ‘ . > Ho me “ry | Between the Great Dr, Karl'Au- CHAPTER I. Sioa trian erase for Pm thei poeore shall Me and the mate and the cook r > i eo re open to choose < r The Barbary Coast. | ‘our ‘hanis . «od Summer Dishes. roa require a night temperature of are open'techoon| SUSLUS OCLeCFINCENOTA ANd A VELy| , commence cx os wor| pei cue | emaene _ |i drgrees. Thome of 6 domreca,, Dee NEDA aap | fight dag pel beaageaapercuecel Pap goo! Fo." | French Dessert £1. Prize. gontas, thenaias, tubecase ae Jeeatys eT algn't notice." Mysterious Individual. eh tg cea Bike eee open | Ht deteaygrlagecton pr pty ynenscc rel. INT Ate, 1 a tal 5 ng | et ‘adhe cree tomether I je with eame. Dip mace-| should be given an east window, where a r I | coming out of a dark alley on the| s run of darkness, Come|foons in whiskey, one for each gla: thé morning sun develop them to : Barbiry Coast. San Francisco. rs 1 og, shop yonder where|and place on custard when cold. On| full jon. Geraniums are stand- NG ae eee @ they treat me well. In return it) know—the water front, whey Fou can | i aes ss | of tlis put @ plentiful supply of | 874 easily grown. ‘Fie abutilous ie ® at d is pretty weil understood between us hear more tongues than at Port ¢ |e t Sohermert sweetened whipped cream. Put in the/@@ ®bundant and beautiful bloomers — aere bit Jealous. MY i Fiat Sie the 2 pier pat By ager sights, and meet ad-| ments are usually productiv ith very little care; also th BEOF cap. str” os ae, a, dar pened no wae puto ana ara] | FUE, PUY SER Ws | tes om oo ey eter cea Se tiny “| Re Gal Sit turns ats ceel ttt the teas tes es ae arr told him he was silly. But tt good humor for the rest of the day.| | By Stewart Edward White || pack ot me tor expenses. You see, I've | mediaeval times I'd been Gown th rade this Ise well! Somebody mient eee Vaan atinaatice duce thelr flowers in been with them quite nile. h rt up n ported, by a wharf- a «x the entire winter. s | q aw hunting up a irred | Mrs. D. HOGAN $ and Samael Hopkins Adams, He looked around the circle as| rat ¢, to have Just re- per iis PALES | ssa 4 cram lnseanictineateae mae ; beautiful Pointed Paragraphs. rate h in appeal to the comprehension | tu a two you berately | York City cen r tha real t [3 audience. Bome of the men | voya, | been . . . . 1 sex if a secret ins a secret nodded. Others sipped from their! aboard, « a matter ¢ rulse?" : ‘ | the window garden. 1 s of pe the social seele who do not welgh muct SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPT klasse drew thelr clea: worth nearly aay Landed ur Rebooner and Picnic Sandwiches $1 Prize.) | » CRAIG, Us man of tain age remains at a certain age for @ long time | |, The | United 1 around here and there in the| in the cit ® could get plenge-to re-| 4 good paste for @ plenic eandwi No. 1 th Second street, Brooklym, 6m man Kets used to himself the undertaer gets busy wit! | surmr «glows world, having a good time travelling, | nobody to belleve him, nor trust him m4 {hat lkely to bers| Boll six exe very. hard, cut tn bait) : * Around. Every drfoe | the extent of a telegram art < seer ra. ybe seferal| (try not to break the shells), mix thr Cozy Corner Hints. photographer 1s one who can make a woman feel 6 ething interests me, The | pet laughed at his yarn: Qaut ay Hp ons, ( ne of butter with the eee) thing {= @ port of instt I run it | me true. Good copy anyway—— |; n& crooked in| while they are hot; cut Ane one o Covered Box $1 Prize. man thinks that {t's up t m to get hands on all the down, If ite a I send | Just at the of the alley I nearly atoll! 3t tes et ani one box of imported sardines, & : : purpose of removing the taint.—Chicago News. H H aped into two men, On the Barbary] wr MMplY | few drops of julee and a das) AP pueinars i f magazine writer in metho my | places until you have mnoltred & In a pas place r stuff is newspaper stuft Jeo the ame | iittie I palled us ng fortune poste a ot t slic a sandwi sd i anton S ai ~ | guts me. That's why I play it. That's | chat they had not seen me. The Arst) withoue im ‘zarded the other, | This paste ts very nice to take with you | excellen why I'm here. 1 have to teil you about | worts were uttered in a voice I knew) “Them Jap » petteaUrance|on a day's outing and summer | myself this way so you will under- | %% pard to, dodge of years. 1s0Weve! "PR GPRS GUS priptygnussoes HE jumoer this Lauhing 1 oordyad JE,. i You've al sof Dr. Karl Augustus pnp yar cal "| |No. 9 Weet One Hundred and Seven-| Bla b MOSKOWITS, Sent « idqa has taken | Wonderful iient 1 ember, commented Barnett, | Schermerh He did some big thin | Boag worth? oooh iss your! teenth sired w York City i Nb. & West 3th street, city. & firm told | Blackness fails and the Laughing Lase dis | ‘'that w you came A the South |ang had in mind otill bigwer, I'd met) {could almost . ° j s 8 ioe upon children ‘a| Ope. i }Dekora you had a madle mink | ‘Some time © in connection | thoughts aa he pondered h | ( ver $1 Prize, pasts fashion with the| Oi jet an LCN, Aah sts ned | with the. tolepe wireless wave 2 paat proposion | * Kite hen Hints. | ie ce edie aceite ae many eharming and |§S” Raton 7 tas inn pl — purpose, but waen't in it with what the) race were going to get bac a j racked Eggs. 5 We or; Cut ¢ econ into strips tractive orieinal fren | (i o showed wou indre we a eels . . e rebate v e hiss fe a ER RIA i oi pe a | gettons ¢ body on earth. ud fellow vy really 4 ne Rhye a wen & month atrike you? Wh Y ar od coe and youl, clara, Of an doch mada © bens Bs csinboni ni certificate of br me—well, that doesn’t matter. The pol 5 Want You to do ane | happen to have oracked one put a making one long, nar- shown. Here {s.one | Apache campaigns, bank iden ho aye goot, etald, pelf-centred, or and 1 1 sive your crew.| teaspoonful of vinegar im the boiling ¢ h “4 nd all the rest Maybe yo - Dr ner-| double wages. B id 1 20% men, may be wound up im es is worn over a CHAPTER VII. | Bear's correspondent, arn may rather eclence-cen 4. Dr ae ie fs Savill men, ca who wi keep, the | eer? wt keep ee cape from ye ivenience. Send two or eparate «ulmpe e ‘ree Lance. «| Not’ paid the : |horn was standing nidnignt in shut | ning out of ahe re. NLON : a. onch weighing A Ban . | hing here to t.' Slade ar the Barbary Coast in Ban Hl fishhooks! . Par i olive. queh Oe nen - ne tan be (Continued.) 4) au pour: bo @0. Remember how | dark ini fhe this be an individ aa ohae Gin tor teal They'G' go (te No. 8 Park avenue, Brooky a carpet weaving firm, and #t & jag qi for an U5 officers unconsciously relaxed | YOU caught him?” he inquired of Slade. | Francisco talking OR ES eR Ket. al), you want of Pi met rice thay will weave tie Mie t finite variety of ma- ‘The reporter grinned assent facial outline at ell them tt’ | be torial foto attitude of greater ease.) “After the old man had turned him 1 | for ‘thres ec is *.| To Whiten Potatoes. $1 Prize, | into # Ane (a1 couch cover. is. Bn the Ovewhead the lamps swayea| down for 00d. Blade flaned down in| Mental act, t to-morrow. | M. SPIE vit lustration it ts pain gently to the ewell. ‘The dull throb of| his warbar and hauled out ap old) .hi?i, rou pie r e Tide turns at eight in the even.| 7? make potatoes look white ar No. 72 West 128th street, New York, ee of atrioeé jinen toe | tattered document from aut ollskin i floury ae little water as wat Min | » ; the screw pul Stewards clad in| Ht on a minute e, ‘you ok will send some effects in the morn . trimmed with banda} white moved noiselessly, filling the| sheliback. I've proves to you that I : poswitiie, strain and take at ones 10 Wi | E of the darker color, | giusses, deferentially striking lights for| ean write I've proved to you that n door. Give the potatoes Hiome Dressmaking. with little peari|the amokers, clearing away the last|1 pave {0 and now, bi from "= bulk t how 40 1! ous ahuke in eth + buttons and with| dishes of the repast fe reno ae i hairy ae | ma Making Skirts $1 Prize, ” etraps of white I'm @ reporter by choice, da de-| equately to report Spy llth ans are| for five refore serving | Cetles t have sole with linen, while the] tective by instinct,” began Slade, with| ances your antiquated s ¢ tha femal’ Rida a Cc. WBRTHE™ Pear . Toke from part. aiimpe Deneath is| startling adruptness. “Furthermore, | Plunder nio. fit Ao to ralale cab ee PAY BOM i No 2160 Nostrand avenue, Flatbush, ling a ‘ entre back of lawn. But it{2’'m pretty well off. I'm what they| ters certificate! Where did you get Mut yee Tt hat forgot. Dar-| N, ¥ les ave a erted plait, but able for cotton as in eplied Blade driefy aughed agate nV “Pee Pe poe u . pia Well ae for tinea| ally turn my stuff in to the Blar be. angel i Lane TaATTRL contineate| RIG tae” The 4 , (To Be Continued.) Window Gardens. . Then siesh own len stuffs for the light-| vei -" By Good Soll t wre -" . val, aie By R. W. Tayl ! Ly mes "asi| c 5 By oT pa ee i are often go de \ x dit § a ¥ i band : erable; indeed, for} a dia gh oe Age Ry ab 4. enous wo eV Ory seasonal = pane ew " 2 . Y 7 a 7 “ — effect may be produced if Drucaens UTRAY i materia! thet {9 oo ste MY) Ay THAT FOR The. | " tg Alpe yh N 5. r Bath ~ used for chikiren's RANK DECISION! y, SHPIRE MASH filling in with gers ¢ Greases. It can be ( 1 uf HE UMPIRE! flowering pia . wk made simple or RANK! RANK: 00 HIM UP Goon! weraniums, ber Measuring 1 Greesy a9 one’ teb-| basil fucheles, gyerst ‘ re for another is| y rtant tha pontine Chosen, and as the D, watere gulmpe ts of plain! 2 . H or fancy material « vty means @ @reat ( or 7 ¥ QPrT's Jumper Dress witis Guimpe— Pattern No, 8661 Preartuttion in the hi ns POR ell Ms sraPhe Aesign. The three-quarter nicevees are pretty, becoming and fashionable, but! eed ant - P deep cuffs can be substituted f eo narrow bauds éf long are preferred = mesemery t - the The av My of ul sired for he medium sise (eight years) te 4 yards: - ag. that all ple . ‘ MT, 81-4 yards 2 yards 4 Inches wide with 83-4 yards of banding for the els enduratce * Gress, 1 3:5 yards wile, for the guinipe * * ' Pattern S061 te cut in seem for rin of f win, elght and ten years of age give hed means Calor vend by inall w THE BVMNING WORLD WAY MAN- ; ‘ r + othe TON FASHION BURKAU, No. 1 West Twenty-third etrect New ” © elie ou 2 Kerk, Gand ten nats bn cotb OF stamps fer enab patiern ordered. etn bo anes y bung ANT Write your same % aree i Semienne |. ghee reciente ee 08 ettavens plelaly, Qnh ob } We snaleas, 6 ns, | coulawe ‘ Le Oe Ps be | seemune, Chinese primrose, peuuns and ‘cat " \ 4 Kf ) j idl.