The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1907, Page 11

‘ The Evening World’s the dest 200 words or less Preserving. Send letters to “HOL 0. Bow 1354, New York City.” Practical Housekeeper WERK THE EVENING WORLD wil! give $10 a day in prizes) to Practical Housekeepers, as follows: Two prises of $1 each jor) one of these five Asadings, making ten prives in all: Summer, Uses for Left Overs, Back Yord Gardens, Making Over, and | $10 A DAY IN PRIZES. the fewer words the better—under ( The Kitehen | 'SEKEEPING PRIZES EDITOR, P. ‘The names and addresses of To-Day's Ten Prize Winners are gtven be- low with the Prize-Winuing Suggestions, vf —s tee Sal pase “Ao sandpaper. (4) Ap Cold Dishes. | pty a tent t of colorless sbeliac and ~, " + | when dry rub down with @ plece of Crab Salad. Bt Prize. |oom out sandpaper, then apply. one of Mo three dozen heanishell erabs,| the wing), Por @ull @nish (art fis- Jet them coool gradually; remove the @pper shell and the tell, break the re- mainder apart and pick out the me: carefully. ‘The large claws should not be for- gotten, for they conta’n a dainty mor @el, and the creamy fa: artached the upper shel] should not be over- looked, Line a salad bow! white leaves of two e043 the crab meat, pour over it & Tmayonnatse, garnish with crab claws, ybard bolled eggs and Little moulis of fereas leaves, which may be mixed with the salad when served Mrs. 6. MARKS, with the smal heads of lettuce Wo. M1 West Twenty-irs: street, New York. ‘Custard Prappe. $1 Prize. Take yolk of one ¢j%, one tea- 0m flour and it ta>wapcons Powdered sugar, beat well together “" Place one cup coffee and one cup itk ‘in double boiler, When this Beaches the bolling point pour slowly feto the ess. flour and sugar, Uhoroughly blend, return te double Doller and boll Afteen minutes, stirring @onstantly, Then pour inte punch glasses and set in ‘ce chest to chill Berve with whipped cream, top of @ech glass, Very Gainty and de- Mctous. Mre F. KOUSELAMAN, No. @ West One Hundred nnd Se- @nd Meret, New York. Summer Clothes: Buttonholes. $1 Prize. * Im making tadiored shirt waists 1 Sind ® very wae to make the buttonholes Bp and down, instead of across, It pre- Vents the waist from unbuttoning, and % aleo holds the button In place. Mra. ANNA VAN ALLDN, Bo, 289 West One Hundred and-Thirty- {sixth stroet, City Old Skirts. $1 Prize. Af You have an old last peason’s skirt fnich hes lost Its freshness Buy some @ontrasting material and put two dies Golds on the skirt. Make a Jumper waist Gnd belt of the same goods as folds and Fou will have a pretty eummer euit vw oar with white waists an cool days. yhen real warm leave off Jumper and Proar #kirt and belt with a white waist. Mrs JAMES MOCOLLOM, East Side Park, Paterson, N. ‘J. For the Drawing-Room Refinish Furniture. #1 Prize. (1) Takes piece of No. 2 wan tpaper Bod remove al! varnish and marks from the wood. (*) Take « plece of “double Bero’ sandpaper and rub wood until tt te perfectly smooth, @) Apply « ovat ef varnish and color desired and when THE “PIN. 3 bd teh), rub with erute off and pumice- atone (pumicestone powdered). For bright finish (plano finteh) tub with crude off and finish with Jannel cloth. W. BENNINGTON, & St. James piace, Brooklyn. A Cheap Table $1 Prize An inexpensive table may be made from an ordinary kitchen table If ft ta stained @ dull black, glass knobs put on the Grawer and the top ia covered neatly with green burlap fastened on with large-headed dull biack tacks, the effect is very good. Mrs. F. ©. GARDNER, No, 22 President street, Brooklyn. Little Economies. Parasols. $1 Prize. If the cover of your last summer's perasc| has epltt out do not think {t }is necessary to buy @ new ome. You Jean recover ft yourself by buying two yards of new ailk, then ripping off the old cover und using one of the sections jas @ pattern to cut the new cover by | Mra. ROY WILSON HOWARD, | Ne. 16¢ Manhatten averua New York Chy. To Preserve Brooms, $1 Prize. Dip them fora minute or two tna kettle of boiling suds once @ week and they will jest muoh longer, making them tough and pllable. A carpet wears much longer swept with @ broom < for in this manner. K. MURTAGH, | No. 346 Pifty-first street, Brooktyn | Washday Hints. Cleaning Lace. $1 Prize. When mosis edlled, even the very finest, such ae hontten and point, you San clean It by being careful in this way! Sow the Ince on stripe of musi!: @nd roll tight @round © smooth gine | Bottle. Fasten securely, Make a suds | Of some good washing powder and pu the bottle In thie to soak for severs: |bours. If water looks solled make fre) suds and repeat the process, pulling the lace frequently between the fingers, end rinse in several waters; then dry the lace on bottle with @ soft towel ‘This saves a great doa! of expense. Mise MARGARET ALLEN, No, § West One Hundred and Kigh- teenth street. To Iron Needlework. #1 Prize. An easy way to tron needlework and | embroidery so as to raise {t and make jit look Ite new te to dampen quite wer jand press on the wrong side over « {Turkish towel folded ewice on the tron. ing board. Mra. PATERSON, No. 48 Central evenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ] K” GIRL, HAT girl's as aweet a6 4 pink,” said the conductor, baving gathered in her transfer and jolned the men on the rear platform “She always looks so clean, and somehow she's like & breath out of slong with all these sticky, hot people that come im all day long like & buman menagerie.” warden, ! ‘The pink girl sat in & corner, fresh, clean, obltvious to the remarks She was not particularly pretty, and evidently belonged to the army of workers Under « very showed above the simple collar of her walwe far above thelr ree! worth. reached only by the careful few. he feet. One of the worst features of suniner simple hat, her clean. and well-brushed shone out above & shining morning face, and the whitest ef white necks An alr of cuch tmermculate deint- june. Hews surrounded her thet even her very ordinary garments were raised to «. white cotton gloves were mended at iho washed, as 44 the embroidured im the sticky old summer time ts one of can desire, for the pink of perfection to Your rea. Here is the kingdom of soapsuda, is Jett befitnd Into her bath she ‘over of al) odors, and her neck owes Ammonia goes into the foot- bow simplest of undergarments avd two or three changes & week. There summer use, toilet wdered burnt alum wee only o the body, not eenaitive skin. Be particulary orid Vaily M The Foolkiller ¢2 &2 ALICE, You Are THE WLIA, YOU ARE AME ONLY GIRL: WAVE EVER Loven! UZZIE, You “ARE Te one Girt I HAVE EVER LoveD! azine ER LR LI Saturday, By JANE, YOU ARE THE Do You LOVE THIS OLD MAN Laughing Lass’s Captain Desperate Reign of Piracy. | level volce, were {n resiity the higher art THE MYSTERY. By Stewart Edward White and Samael Hopkins Adams, Copyrighted 1907 by McClure, Pasilips dO» ience more readily than any amount of _ nest aaweveration. The mere test of ; Se own belief in what he aid came to a\vor Uitte, He was the vehicle by waioh was brouvht scourate knowledee. He had read all these things, and now reporied them es he had read: each syyorm oF PRECED: | man could decide ter higueeie’ Ss to their Sabir eredintitty, tile echen st, { lawt the don! engine was Lase for & % vas, wacear | and reinstaliog shoe the elim ihe da voleante 1 He brings aboard & bit) Nigger Dullt under her @ fire of binoe brase-bound c! 3 is nocompanied by hit | Wy a a aovetant, Percy Darres. Capt. Bewver, | ‘i our eaciota | £0 all around, and we unusually bgh terme, aw | Wits @ cheer, just to eee the wi paid the erew votve. Style aro “tanay sailor who w | Next we helf buried mitie | hatches, "end Up, to eoeve ae bitte tee ) the lines, hitched our tables |} end joyfully commenced the Hom ne Tis ie ine "way “eorpesied “wiih voyage ne t | ae old. ipp flade. &| pulling the Golden lured bi and hal “mle | The stores were badly @amages by idee, the Us JESS," s athe pesched. | the wel, and there po liquor, for The crew is eeni ashore to Dylld and fortlfy | i was sincere: I. '° Cerne gtevce “to” heap tha "men | broke into the boxes, end wrrayed our from ‘meting, maken ‘them work jbert A} oe various | garmente—wh A met | p Te BR jeneioe shee to as a pimarnabe. Pan cent a Darrow freauently were some arms, put the ammunition Ly Ry ad bad gone bad. Pertowa, out of forty Selover’s Nerve Deserts Him and Se : . a % fe cna’n talriy geen anchor | Nothing Remains to Prevent sagt bc csuteed gipies Xs te He told hin stories m @ half-amused, | °; ‘etached manner which imposed eonf-| Turns Coward and the Crew Are Left & (tremendous bang, which +9 “few “tunnel ‘goods were the rest were destroyed thousand feet ter i. h it was but we it wp Just the until nothing | Steiaey eeusine end pot oe, ary. clotnes: | Sa da ia ‘eute Bapey tor te ela Thy winter hed’ been Hike summa aid with the exception of a few ine of mF Pe ceals hed Uaeuned out oon: |"asC*auinbers, Feady for thelr annual Our ly apen' py o be Aad. ef great jameness; they n weigh a Le wal ar palatability, but small ba of the few’ @¢ be ad climbed rinese, Bothing’ bey0 ma the mile or se ef beach on which we lived. i Belover bad made & bit of ‘ashore at least once during contented hime but I took pain to seem to confer with him, so tha that L as mate Oo hgaged in ontrying out bin direc tions. of bid wee my mos potent influence over then last few dave of our Dario apt Selover had omities ‘The fact made me un , s© thet af my Aret opportunity | Soulied myeait out to the ednooner. | found him, moist-eyed as usual. leaning inet the mainmnaat Co d nothing. rites. * eaid 1 eve fi . sir,” i looked at me. Ml you eome ashore and have « PART I. CHAPTER VIII. revi. May Manton’s Wrecking the Golden Horn! TT was, a6 you remember, | the matter of Handy Solomon's steel claw Darrow showed Thrackles « kind of lanyard knot that) deep-sca person bad used. He taught Captain Selo how to make soft soap out of one species of see wees. Me he initiated in the art © fishing with a white bone jure Our to comfort and to self-re- | camp Kaelf he reconstructed on scien tifle lines @o that we enjoyed less aro | matio amoke @nd more poiatable din | ner, And all of it he did amusediy, a» though his idese were slmost too ob views to need communication. We became in @ manner intimate with | him. He guyed the men in his indolent fashion, playing om their , credulity, od nature, even their forbe mer hey alternately grinned and Hie left always & confused | so that no one really kpew whether chertabed rancor s@ainst Percy Darrow or kindly feeling | The Niecer was Darrow's especial |. ‘The assistant had early disoo ered that the cook qwas given to siene omens end #4 U0 ae From « santeus mebelat's lore he drew fantastion with whieh to torment his heard of all the witches, jucolbl, harpies, deville, vel, Bosicrucian, the | ongphy, theology, With every last ounte Girl's Bathing Sult-—Pattern No. mystery, shivers and oreeps 6679. Daily Fashions FB steeple bathing wut ts the mos: Geatrabdie one tor the little girts and this model has the sdvantags of being pretty and becoming as well In the Mlustration ft ts made of white eerge banded with dius, but Ww equally well adapted to all materials that are weed for sults of the sort, Serge has the merit of being light in weight and shedding water, but taffeta ts much weed, and there are various other woo! materials that are appropriate Again, thare ts amole opportunity for the ex- erciee of choice in the selection of eolor, for while white te charming and em) nentty ohildish In effect, dark blue ts well Ifeed, dark ret often is used, and there are & great many checked ma terials that ere in eveny way derinedle fer the purposes, the trimming Seing ether of © contrasting color or braid, oe Weed, The qwanttty of materia: requied tor the mediom size (elwtt years) ts 41-7 yards TI or 81-4 yards 4 inches wide, with #4 yard 1 inohew wide for the vende Pattera Wi 5670 ls cul in wlaes tor ets of four, wy . ten and twelve yeace ONLY GIRL IT HAVE EVER LOVED! R. W. Taylor An Original Series Written for The EVENING WORLD by Leading American Comedians The Serious Side wt of Fun-Making: No, 7.--Joseph Weber. ‘Ts strikes me one could write ftp- pantly ad If. about “the sertousness of being funny,” but my Inclination tn Aiscuasing suoh'« subject ts just to the | cvetreny. The layman ts frequently quoted as saying, when some of the | “eighty, Sctor talk” is on tap, “My, but | TH bet he's funny off the stage; he | noream to me in the new pinay at the | Musto Hall." ‘These laymen or jay~ | women should be given @ chance to try |to be funny on & Broadway stage be- | fore a house full of up-to-date, wise New Yorkers. | Talk about sawing eord-woed being hard work! It tn't @ etroumstance to | pulling leughs trom some of the folas | who «it out im front and loll back tn thelr chaire with ai | says just as plainiy [New #0 00, Pm read: make me laugh.” Perhaps you think it |tan"t pretty serious business for him or her who le “dared.” Of course, {t 1s our business to gtve them the fest In the shop | That'y whet pulls money Into the bik-offlee and gives us thoreasing popularity and sal- ‘ry. But tte pretty tough sometimes as you are feeling your way with an eudi- ence, ami trying your best to please, to | #09 straight ahead « few “dead” faces, One man there may just have {ited by bis best girl, or he may bave gone to her houses, to learn thet gone out With another admirer. Another man is sitting there with Erouch because he has eaten something he knew he shouldn’t—and he’ make others fee! miserable just vecause he's selfish enough to believe | loves company.” | ‘They are the boys whe eend us home after the show with « case of |and you can imagine our being gay and festive and laughter-provoking | atage under such circumstances. No, indeedy, with show on our hands | seriousness of being funny” ts anything but an [ridescen: dream | We are #0 anxious to be funny and to please our audiences that we leave | theatre with knitted brows and dul! headaches, wondering why this or merry quip or bright line failed to “land.” Was {t my fault? Did { fall to | the line an intelligent reading within the meaning of the author? Why | mudience the night before teaugh and fairly revel tn those same quips and | Was the audience to-night lese {ntelligent than the one of the previous | Such are the questions the seriously-minded comedian—the only one who can | ertistia, have temperament and in in the long run—keeps asking bMmeelf | up after the show, tn bed, and often unt!) long al.er the gray dawn of | After « few uours of restless tossing ‘he {s up again with those same /infernal | questions forming a riotous procession through his mind unt his brain with pain. As & final word or two, vet mo suggest that ft ts harder to be Broadway than in any other piace I have any knowledge of. ‘he there are the wisest in the world, and they have had euch « succession successes that tmey expeo. and get more than ..ey do anywhere else, Gon’t stop to tnink huw st is possible fo> @ man to keep pushing ene jatter another over the footlights, iH ie (i Htlth il! look, sirt™ I inquired. We started up the west coast. After Hagen,” sugested Puls “ain't lag henere aghti,” the mnut-| ures orgie ute ofona ©, mene. for. | bat, Somechlng Seeiden sale hotae “oad What” 1 orted. Tone detoure te avatd the gullies. we | ypodded, "I ain't going ashore again.” he re- upon ~ th, ‘and be | We cont! ‘The island was Itke ot Dbetinately, “and that's all 6Fe| yond It a series of ledges on wiuon |this as far we went. When we sto tt. Ive too much basked several hundred seals. They |clinted a ridge, found ourselves any man. Guilt yourself. did not seom alarmed. In, fact looking down ona ler-web of other I shipped as captain pkg soarred by many batlies, DS ig ite sens of the same nature, ho dock wallaper, I wea | "We lett’ &: od the cli, and |Jump into verging Ky eaeped with a turned up « |, Dieasant valley to- | ¢ outwor' tomplete mora! collape. ae the Seserier, | "Gu Secnnver, < Taper pa Seether an ‘woud recover Aefincted. All’ that showed ef the| higher country and the of the e_again to pist to gm pe were, occasional red | panone until we found ourselves. leok- 22 : re os ‘arene bad ‘sca. | creas last. soak *| Sree ie cy Pare pls A Tne’ steam fe Ge i 3 c %, ‘ere ant hi it fat, icant lowholes swayed below us. T won't, and that's fet,” ead Wo and) SOCt ging peal Throumh Ke rifte we | turned deistaracely cn Bhs weal od Ais-| with’ Gru ‘onthe pl gr Wg ad gre dillaings Presently "we made out pppeared in, the cabin ay and g ise) A Dumber of brilliant bide Auttered ei | Perey Darro Nae Seen hie scared. But on reflection J regained *|' Suddenly Handy @olomon, whe was in |tort He. wal Sy prea," reat part of my ease of . Fou e000) and polnied to the |one of the miniature craters, w! he feo, I had been with these men now ary Re Of animals | knelt and went come operation fight months, during which they had oma te: 5 tndiatinguishable at the distance. 1 rly as so many primary {wait he, Sor the devit's «| looked “around Dan! or ote with celved me look about my experi wonderful He had simple z captain's i thout grum! proached @ sort of friendliness about My frst. impression was the camp fire. overlaid. As I looked back on nothing glamour of the adventure tl that, and the unusual stage hg and costuming. Certainly fow would work hard for eight month out @ murmur, Without @ chance to In that, of course, I w real away with b Thi erew might grumb been saying work, months. They had, trom force of ex . Obeyed him. It was all ver and had even ap what I took to bee nem ence, I later Capt. Belover thre: empty Drandy bottle Je and plot du when Cap’ they worked tor slght effect teh below; er said work. CHAPTER IX. oppressed me somewhat ‘Truth to tel, after the finet, 1 was more reileved than dismayed at the aboard resolution to ay H's drinking babit was growing on him ney had worked hard catved by the him fasptnated, tel a na thelr bodice’ dratta 4 a cried = Thrackies, “Where | cre out, come from?" Into hidt: In a moment he had fin- Horn,” 1 sugmested. “Re | tmed, and carried the retort cai empty deck for- Into the laboratory. ‘The men They carried sheen there.” wixhted and stood erect. once more th ven. | "axa! The men Intending fresh As we turned away Perdowa voiced : ‘Fag eftalr was etdicuious. These | must have been In the minds of al}, hi aa dee “A man could climb down there,” said Tounding party with its allly | he, nives could only after, “Why should he want tof” I demané- “Witlee Caner enraged ulen sabe? shru hr (To be Continued.) [TY° VINCENT? o FADVICE*LOVERS WINNING HIS LOVE. S47 TO™ com 1 win his lover™ is the burden of counties H inquiries I recelve from lovelorm young women. Once in a while ® man writes seeking similar en- as they aki | tween ite numbers, ia ® gun of the Old Man, Mr, Nghtenment, ut far the emt ulries The Empty Brandy Bottle. come trom gt vibiaahastic dln ciel © there I wae at Anortved of Now, there ts no absolute recipe for winning © man's love, S =a al ‘Although mo I might tell you to use so much tact, so much sympathy, « or neemed ianminent, never great deal of good humor and all the brains and beauty you theless the necessity of acting on|'ave or can manufacture And you might do it and fall to win him. Again, my own initiative sexi responsibility | you might be lacking In any or many of these qualities and make him your de. voted sia Thackeray once Wrote a rhymed recipe for boulliiDaise, which ts & sort of Irish stew, only it ts made of fish, and which constitutes the local delicacy of Marseilles, After Ing everything that you put tn the @ish the post concludes that you t have besides the Marsellies alr,” and eo it is | with recipes for winning love Besides the ingredients of sympathy and goa coneful and eoursgeous rascal Me had run desperate chances, @omiuated dee crews. Who could know the mible of iwiand beach and etx months ashore would turn him into whet he had become? Yer I betieve such oases are not uncommon tn olher walky ot A map and his work combine to mean something) yet beth may be absolutely Useless When separated 11 wae the week lak, I pat in some the praying earnestly that the eyes of the crew might be tcinded, and that the d@ostor would falsh hie “My "areal ae neal Deer eertor, about ® year or 60 aso a travelling saleeman } am compelled to be away from home, Francisco, oui ® "line aforeenid young lady i of the or let one of her friends that I know ask her for met mC 3G By all means ask her yourself, ‘That le the eustomary procedure. A Salesman's Lobe Affair. monty! AM @ young man nineteen years of eae became acquainted with & charming young lady, one year my Being which is Ban ton months out of @ year rhein he te and aficat or eevee, be vas pee iene humor and other pleasing qualities, there Je (he unknown quantity that has to be more than 6 Sgurchend, pusaled our Mysterious something that makes one woman more pleasing chief paeet & far as ~ pro dyrenpet ned o one man th the others, He alone can find tt in you, and as tt te a att. was rather hy reputat! every M&An, no one oan tel! TaSnence. In contest with the men, 1) sree! Mine fr every J nd: 408 S00 7am Weak 4 Sh Grended lewt sooner or Mater he 6) ae raat something to lessen or destroy the awe | Of ler t, jenying herself pleneures sie might be in which they held him Should Take He Jhaving. We are not engaged, but rest Of course Dr. Schermerhorn had been | Der Hetty , S#eured that hed I the good fortune ¢o on nineteen years ’ mistaken in his man, A regi capian | | AM * yous e “r# °f we home ali year, T would have beam of w have tinen to ctroum age and know @ young lad * engaged long ere this, Not alone her on wherever he found them. Bu game age. She lives near me a94/good looks, but more her loving Gis who could have foretold? Capt. Belover |! would ike very cvuch to take her Gosition would lead to i JPRIGCO, heA been & rascal always, but @ suc |e. Do you think I ought to ask her 1 think that a you love end trust the young lady wie may very well go out with her other friends while you ere Py Bhe will not love you any lesa for association with other men, Th.» Had a Quarrel, Betty | AM ® young man eighteen years old Dea and am in love with » young lady of about the same egy whose name This young lady and | had | 0t long 460 and bave not inoe. Last week while she wae going with another young man he in, sulted her aod she seid thet ahe would have me call him to sccount. Now, what would you advise me to do im hiro as ear as Aap BY songan cope go tn Sa | i) » Lélian.