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: frtagat mere toe Sees ‘4 poet Pee ~~ ae : ‘ : a } The Evening worid Daily tiagacine, sriday, November 22, 1907. TalKs With Girl PEP BEE BD The Million-Dollar Kid .% w& x» By RW. Taylor ” GHE NEG MAS URee A Homely Little Sermon for Talk-| @ 96 BasedonG. H. Broadhurst’s Successful Pla ative People Which Ought to, : THE MAN , Be Put in a Frame. | OF THE HOUR. “Ob, my ttle’ aiste: THERE ARE THE MAZUMA SISTERS: MUST CET THEIR PICTURES: ee By Gertrude Barnum. LONG ine of working gtrla was shivering up the stairs of the factory, while @ “checker” at the en- trayita- punched ‘time, carda'’ and. let the “hands” slowly through the entrance dodrs, one by one. As thoy waited the § o'clock morning bell rang, and at this a hub- bub arose, with everybody talking at once. “It's a ahieme!” orled one. .‘'I've been freesing here ten minutes, but I'll be fined Just che same!’ “It was dark yet when I left home, sirl, with blue lipe/and a red nose. spree! shuddered a thin, “the ears. were v0 crows: | ed we had to walk.’ “Run, you mean! exclaimed her. sinter. "But w have been in me anyway, if chey'a lot“ns th when w: got here." : “They like that we come late," antered a Ru clallst, “so they’ make five, ten dofiara a Gay on fine: Why wouldn't they’? Th¢ ‘sy#tem makes always more money for the cabidalists: “Wot's the use talking through: your’ ‘ata?’ Interrupted @ quiet English girt. You're wastli’ breath, Say the word and I'll go aa a commitiee to the office. ] Several hours later the quiet English girl was staniting by the desk of the} ‘Pronident! of the company. “Why dbn't you take your xrtevance to the ruperintendentT” he aaked tm-| Dateintly. “We've tried ‘1m for a month.'" “Can't you understand thee with a0 many employees-we must make rules to “protect ourselves? y¥es, and you can see that {t's the same with ue. We've made a rule tat | twnless there's four more ‘checkers’ to let n che 20 girls none of them will pay’ | tardy fines. We ‘sd to make the rule to protect ourselves.’ | The next morning the quiet Engish waa appointed one of four extra} _Scheckers," with extra pay, and that evening I had « little talk wit: her. “We ‘ave a saying at ‘ome,” 7 Few words anid notre to ake) SPPVBOLERPS By he murmured,’ 4 great sob choking hia words. ‘My Albert Payson Terbune. |itte. rrdo atsterr : sPhelin cleared hia throat and coughed > pavngely to express his contsmpt ‘for ‘ road- P, . Cs “opyrighted, mon ipa Eg os the mist that sprabg into his owne ‘old eyes. The sound’ recalled tis deo: SYNOPRIS OF PRECEDING CHATTERS retary to’ himself, said © Brooklyn | nlich Jonger now, ‘thank God) dull both promise, won't your" “Sure!" ansented Phelan pals “And you, too, Cynthia? pleaded her irae ee drother, “you cain trust me, can't you? , Dafa igen AB, Bu “Ot course, I can, It you ee 1 ficgla DUt thirtesn, Ko he suborna Roberts. | won't tell any one, I'— aicherto ‘Andetreta He alea bullies | |Sudan'Newman, a) weak ittie “mao. I'm happier this minute tha val 0, Tennett to cease oppor ov | promiine 19, ai Der "Admigatention. al | °¥8F been In all my whole 1f67”” seed nd Perry become sicaged. Phelan | the secretary again clasping Ma sister Teer irene ri Sinaia tried in=his- arms. “Te you only knew, Jet The Alderman faccosta ‘Thompeon aa "MM. iri, how Tivo Tenged for this! 4 hurrying around the’ corner CHAPTER X. way, “Found tt saa pena door: “{Continued.) He stopped “short, © open moifthied, ‘Back From the Dead.’’ |4¥mb and motionless. Him sister and HAT 4 anotticr mistake, sir,” | Thompson: Atood, In close embrace,” be- <6: he maid in a muffled volce.|£0r® hms with Phelan looking! on like eee some “obese caricature of a bencvolent vantated of Hors And another: tain tat Whose that-blow most are soonest epent. Plenty talk when Gee fmothing to say, but when a trie word ts needed few epeak.”” I thought thet was Mittls sermon which ought ¢o be framed for talkative Swecple. Plenty of working «irla whimper and bluster and rave ont of ron Land lle awake nights inverting new and horrible punishments for injustice, y {few have courage to state their case at “the oMce.’ Fair fules, good sanitary | Breonditions, protected machinery. @ shorter workdny ani hixher wages will | ’ WOULD: < : “My namo {a Thompson,’ fairy. SMever be secured by whining and scolding, Girls must agree upon what ts ree-\ | Q “7, hough?! inquired. Phelan in- : INTRODUCE is tt, though?) inau “Tho tan slipped from. you: = ;Sonable and juat, then send some one to say ¢o the right person ‘a few words | f mi nocently. ‘Ita queer how I could wet) weieht's meme grip? rad nelle (@ad none to take back.” 1) One of President Roosevelt's mottore te, “Bpeak gently and earry a big| wstick.”” and tt might be reatupted for working women: Speak gently and carry "tke. force of many behind you. ‘It would be well for ux women to reali, as does that quiet English gir, phat “those who blow most are roonest spent." It would be better for us to _Wanve breath on meek days tora_song on andar. it ruld_bo best-of -atttty- twee could learn to talk less ‘when: nothing's to be said’ and t> spoak more! Hwleely and bravely ‘when « true word's needed.” | Health and ‘Beauty. By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. Falling Hair. skin. Aleo drink plenty of water be- mixed ip so. When I waa Chief of Po-| a clatter to the polished fort pe lice there wan a bank president named | ticks snapping like icicles.” + 2. Garrison who shot himself ‘after bein’ ? swindled an’ whipsawed a financter who wna his dearent friend He left a Hiittio daughter, Miss Cynthia, who you {was lookin’ at so keen just now, an” a son, who Aisappearéd. That was nine yenra ago, an’ I only saw tho boy once, |» maybe .'vo overplayed my hand In —pipin—you-—oft— for —him:-——But,?—added Inielan, taying © atrong, detaining hand | was nn clement in the affalr on which on Thompaon'a shoulder, “here comes! neither Paelan nor Cynthia dad codhted some ono who can clear it up casy ing ehompton. theles pesteies enough.” not to reveal hia sae agi a The wecretary twisted in the iron graxp| ally realized this, xs and sought vainly to break away as|ready-witted Pholan a Ras Cynthia and Perry entered. CHAPTER XI _The Crucial Test three participants in the ees * rounicn turned. For a second or Tounted Porry without a word.) i tween meals. Keep up the use of the lost her fan," expiained | spoil. R.—I_ sannot Reel ror a uF, aes | Sommplexion brush, and !f you wish try | Perry at sight of the Alderman. “She's ‘Vell! he observed, with an assump i fast what the trouble ta. Youltn following formula for a greasy| ~ hed me looking all over for the measly | tion of airy scom that was meant tp be « simply aay that your balr is nose: Lotion for an Olly Skin—Where| Walt Gere a minute,” he added | annjhitatin all scem * quite ; thing. ‘are out, but do not mate whether-yourl tre oniness of the ekin"Is exceoalve thet ‘and I'M chase into the con- 2 . + 0 a happy, Don't fr A f jwouip ts dry or oily, whether you have| followin lotion, appiled two or thres norvatory and see If we left It there.” (att ta on thie eve Nuke Ince feat fe, Weny dandruff and {f your health ‘s) times datty, 1m excelient: And, depositing the girl in a'chalr, bel) ier a tances here, Perhes sea a 1008 tonk iph fi 4 t vay - ‘i ss ncaa ae wrood. Often a qood bicod making tonic] Sulphate of sinc, 2 grains; compound | bolted away in search of the missing) you can expiain what's happened to her Swill stop failing hair sooner than a/tincture of Invender, § drops; distilled | ( ey + tele. ‘emo tonic. If you wil! write me a! water, 1 ounce, A Lone Haid. ‘ |#ince he barely notices me, and I) mother wishes for Chrisitnas? Books yes, she said It, 20 I will have nothing + guid Protan, |Mnee ltt, he may be offendet because 1|or @ prettily framed engraving would|to do with her any more, but she wants| “Now then, young man, “OL, Perry}? Hy 7 , mend stamied and ns Dear Betty: 4 y 5 exclaimed Cynthia, Vd open voce ctor Mandate eos PICKLING PUZZLE ANSWER.” TAM twenty-one and have sala es 1>t mention that I was going. 1 eee please "her, ,]to make up with me again. I love her, Rea are Seer eee taneuld Ol) “Don't be silly. I'M tell you all about My ‘ani would not for anything lose this Please a hat to do, eee Site ft some time, It is”*—— et Gone Smee bea —— et Ceta Want oleate ates Joung| friend. What shall I do? ¥. L. M. Se Sees ania oe ais ir, | feet to my tntroducin’ you to this young | agin, times! squealed Perry, rage reply to tady. Step up, aon." av oe * : Hair Turning Gray. INCE Peter Piper pickled altogether/man in a Indylike way, as the life I ache TeuneE nan is stieently islet 8 it proper and goot form to an-| If you love cach other make up. I ilitrelolned the ralwatanctetrupallae peti flown his attempt at sarcasm, 3 bs | 456 yhokles and placed 2 more/lead js rather monotonous? MR }@ cordial to him and he eventue ounce one's engagement by notice? | Jon't think the girl will make a KOOd},. Stary by the shoulder, Phelan turned Maybde it might de just G.—It you do not care.to use a! pickles on the lower ahelf than in| Have you no girl’friends who mightily rot over his present aloofmess. If eit K. N. | wife, aa she displayed a mean dlaposi-| i. cyntiin, 1 tf you did condescend to ex- i a hair dye I fear you ld nA oy either of the others, there must have| introduce you to some men! You fiase|zes reward ot ae ik co arly 4-1 yes. tion in speaking of you as sho did. Stina Garrison,” eald he, “here's a | Plain. Here you promise to Pao submit to having gray hair. Noth-| levidentiy not put youreelf out to please|vote most of yur timo to him. 4 i r and ten . been 168 pickles on the botttom shelf He Did Not Ask to Call.- kentleman I think you know. Would| *00 {tt netetartiwe: jthe men you have met. If you areem-| Fog Hep Mother. A Lovers’ Q arre! you mind lookin’ him over?” ch-ean hig with this caply - | {amg except a hair dye will restore KTY! ang 144 on eact i ident tate elf we see that one! Dloyed in business be nice and cordial’ Dear ‘Betty: Dear Betty: tte shrimp; and Phelan looking on 4 fBalr to its natural color, “Sut. @8 YOU) “Woo the to 5 Deac Beaty: i * eed hanya uiciiar ‘Ygre a man and thirty-five years old, Ti j) is three medium fara pids|t some man In the office and ask him) SO ‘ her of | | HAVE been woine with a girl for al- |S it proper to invite to call a young rucial Test. as happy as if he'd eaten a canary! Jebould advien you to Jet your ar ee err ta sy together contain ie) @ call. Your popularity es ‘entirely | NOTED tena? wom T nave ooarn | | 0st three veara, but about a week || man who haa escorted me home ev: W2 © ng at the Das Cynthia | And. Wiens yeu Ye the ixalll toy talliiene’ Felone. It 4s only ‘women who feel he) okies, Let ua double those quantities, vas youre tH tor ‘several years, a prosent for| | 880 xe brpke our friendship, she || erui times? Ho has not aeked 10 Yet) ioc eyes to the atranger, ut tho] Yrs! CAPlaIn SOME EME : S@rawback of «ray hair, A man 5 i f, rietmas, Could you suggest some- | {alked about me behind my back, say- | Also ia {t proper to thank a young man kept his face averted. bat hans neha ewe et and we have two large Jare plus six|o4sk Him to Call. | chete ae Gt EA Oe Goa | a PRP Catt Hany Per See ENO) ng TY [later persistently kop ada | Pete Cacioulaealaernuen es ‘heir is prematurely: gray looks rather Getinguiehed and dis face usually ap- 1 don't think 1 know him,"' she an “Why not ask the daughter what her | called Her down for It, and she enid| It ls proper to ask him tocall, A few] 9) SN Ltr. cnhere is eomothing| UrPrise on that young Indy'a face @ medium Jara plus six emall jars con-| Dear Betty; From this equation, |» AM deeply in love with a young man. i taining 238 pickl {i - ok th - toad 0. canes ee zs thanks for his trotible in os: lok that Indicated violent struggle with ep peers younger Ina! i If we subtract the equation obtained|| Ie it proper for me to ask him to call ore 8 Meters net eutietiptace: | familiar about Enutasalextstianehe a eaAn Oily Nose. _ | trom the middle shelf (two large jara\{ or te it his place to ask first? Is it cd The secretary shifted restlessly, un- 5 6 —External applications willlahd six small jars, containing 144; Proper for me to give him a present, ° consciously bringing his profile into her] J Sfolen Heart. is onty give you temporary reliet| picxics), we have left sfx medium jars) 80d What, as he has given me @ sreat Household Hints. rande of Visloa. With a gasp Conthla! “.cooty ig tunny, all right, T gueas nott™ from ‘this trouble, which 18] equalling 14 pickles, Hidsaty i Ps : c aN 4 induces me sprang to Ber feet aes face milter hero. snapped. “Cynthta, you've miaulea q Say i: js proper for you to aa im to yes wide und !heredulous. f na ahead f fps Weially due to over-indulgence in rich] Having learced. that = medium jar! i City. : yes 1 jh, Jand amaahed a loving heart and! rll pe gmd greasy foods. Deny yourself all! contains 24 pickles, tt fs @ simple matter | Call; but If he returns your affection he | <i} India Relish. It's not—lt'e—Oh, Harry!" whe cried! om with myself by forgiving frica things, atso ‘gravies, sauces, to seuiract M pickles, contents of the| Will sak you fiat. A book, a cleat- WELVE largo ripo tomatoes peeled, |in an ecstasy of recognition, slinging you, Mut as for YOU." wheellne eooor pastries, doughnuts and candies, Kat) four medium jars on lowest shelf, trom| Holler or cigarette tray are always ac- ecive sour apples. peeled, seven | her arms about tho secretary's N@—G and thrusting hin Curious face to within eee and potatoes, epaghetti “ai! the|1é& pickles which the shelf contains to [ceptable presents, “| seal onions, one red pepper, one | ‘“Hinrry! Brother! Back from the dead! ‘three inches of Thompson's, Immobile ? Don't you know me? It's Cynthia! | countenance—“as for you, I'm going te that the six little Jars hold 72 fresh vegetables-and « ereat deal of | TAG hat ihe ue ine diver to" the| How to Meet Him. cup raisins; agit to taste, chop all to- Don't——" do all + oe. = CATON fruit, and in a fow weeks you Will sce protjem ix that the smallest jar con-| Dear Betty: 1 _ gether; add one quart vinegar, one “ sorts of {hings to you the mo- :' m In 5 i Si yi de a very is 5 ex improvement in the texture of your Bia 1 picklen. : AM infatuated with a young man pound! ‘sugars/Mollvansshourvand put] soem efrald, youve, made: ©, vers { Miss Garrison will have the, kiod- zi ae, i | strange blunder, Miss Garrison, re ness to shass t of the ro oy 7 yi whom I have never met. How can linto glass Jara and seal tght the secrota: his yolco hoarse crowing re! ay il h Pa ee | i p is h ving s Will have all man- I meet him? Ga. W. Salad Dressing. sau wemulous, “my no Ls— fun sorting you out when I’ve There 1s no way 0: meeting him ex- | NE tablespoon butter, two eggs; one-| “Your name's Harry Garrison!’ Phe-\yintahed “with you! Steal’ my wweete cépt through a mutual friend, who can | half teacpeon mustard, one tapie.| ian shouted. “What's the uae of lyin’ to pul eanpeameneininines properly introduce you. | Soerhs oar AU ait areata your own alstor? [ give you credit for spoon-augar, @lxht tablespoons vin- jewar. Salt and pepper to taste, This Is havin’ food reasona for callin’ yourself | + linterpoaed) Phelan eoetee | 5 ‘ “Thompson, an’ 1 thinky I begin to| ie powerful bulk’ good-naturedly, ‘be- jfor any kind of salad and la excellent. | Vint them reasona are. But whet| tween the two younger m |The Rug By the Door. {t comes to denyin' your own almer.| ing his arm in Perry’ LARD keep —tie—ran—tn—plece—tn- you'ra.plasin' it down low. whateve of door, sew = brass ring on each| Your game may be, an’ Ive a good mind sto" — ! Upper corner of rug; put = brass : headed tack close to edge of floor, hook| “Harry!” the girl was pleading, the bram_rings over the tacks and| “you do know mo! After all, these PORN WIT WOU AS GE CUPH Op whats | ME ANS ATE TAT PITT BLT i te ier thaget eee YF opening or closing ici Y tng for met Bvery niet: Ive braved [Wiced Yo" wind up by ver. : i ] $ that God would bring you back to mo, whose stand off there—no, over Ou Sse Has Tee Suitors, soonest - | |Cheesettes. And now! — Tisten io mer Sot Newent or il ala Peon Rae . IX one end one-half cupfuls of| The secretary's pallid, expressionless pen to be in love with men are attentive to me. : yk of a face broke In a flash Into a |» tf ted cheese with one-half mas' Mke cne better than the other, [| | Scoontul wall-e few grains cay.| 100k of Infinite love and yearning, With ot your measly bystnam, CASTS Coy VAT OG oe =| ie and the well beaten whites of |# single gesture he gathered Cynthia’e| “Why'd you ask her to hitch up wit An Inconsiderate Girl. | | Dear Betty: FRIEND would not come to » me one night because he wi a tate-the ntxtt before: Wren entre sacked to call jater I would not let him. | Was I right? ANXIOUS. | You are very inconsiderate of your H® plain, tat!- cored walst in abaya i need- med Pet ny Hebe: Being worn beneath “Tend the Mk This ne allows a choice @f the yoke or plain Back. As {lustrated ‘St 1s made of madras and is held by pearl ®uttona and. worn mith a separate nen oollar, The wwaint {2 made with @he full fronts and fhe plain back, The ack {9 extended to form the yoko at the and == when the yoke effect at the k is liked gan be faced to In- @icate lines. There fs a regulation box plait at the front “ena” the) shirt Sleeves are fnished swith straight cuffs, The quantity of material required Ber the modium size fe 8 1-2 yards 21, 4 yards 27 or 2° garda inches wide, Pattern No, 6545 Ye cut‘in alzes for a |, 4, 26, 38, 0 and . | @ inch bust, one I don't care about, and while out three eggs. Pile on small circies of| fragile body in his arms and crushed |” “pecause I loved her and''— o with him met the one I do like, Ever her against his prea (To Be Continued.) toast and brown In the-oven. _ ~The Wisdom of. the Young sO By T.S. Allen 2 TON FASHION BUREAU, No, 11 West ‘t'wenty-third street Mew York, Ser ten cent in cole er wessripe foe Goce bessern ore IMPORTANT —Writh your name and edéress pistaly. ( wage apeefty'dtan wabied. Kid—What ‘lo’ day mean’ by de five ‘ Ni See a4 “Te yer marriage ter Katte. al settled, She—Me name's Hive, all right, and | “Why didn't you come to Sunday school | Senses, brother? 5 at's he trying ter do? Beat Hank?!) yours is Adam, but if youse t'lnks you're") this morning, Chimmie?” “Gee, ter tink of habing any one kin ter | Weston's recor ‘ a (Well, about. @he says she wants er | goin’ ter git half dis apple, kid, reese ig | "Omee, I wus eo busy shooting craps I} me os ignorant ae dat! Do f: cantsles “Naw, he's Just training fer do: Newar S. ‘bet fret, dough.” | mistakes. year or 80 to Jook, t around all about iti” yosans er nickel, idiot.” i | doys' Tanksgiving: dinner,”